Suicide Bombers: Who’s Next, (2007) is a book by Violeta Matović, that deals with suicide terrorism, in particular two decades of religious conflict between Christians and Muslims.
Pointing out the economic reasons for the conflict of the Islamic East and the Christian West, the author explores secular aspects of suicide terrorism through the scientific approach, contrary to the so far accepted dominant aspect of religious devotion of the Muslims. Identifying the techniques with which the indoctrination by the concept of martyrdom is carried out over the Muslims, the author actually reveals the mechanisms by which the organizers of suicide attacks manage to gain the support from the Muslim community, and thereby a larger number of individuals who devote themselves to a suicide mission.
Reviews: Dr Andreas Wörgötter, University of Technology, Vienna and dr Zoran Dragišić, International Counter Terrorism Protecting Training Center
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