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Arboleda, James
Trends and Issues
Gonzales, Angelica
SOCIO-CULTURAL ISSUES
ON GLOBALIZATION
MASSIVE MANAGING
MIGRATION DIFFERENCES
GLOBAL
CHANGES
IN CULTURE
TERRORISM
U.S Federal Code.
Terrorism is the
phenomenon that
is increasingly
coming to
dominate our lives
NATURE OF
TERRORISM
• Modern terrorism began with the
French revolution and has evolved
ever since.
• The most common causes or roots of
terrorism include civilizations or
culture clashes, globalization,
religion, Israeli-Palestinian conflict, or
the Russian invasion of Afghanistan.
• More personal or individual-based
reasons for terrorism are frustration,
deprivation, negative identity,
narcissistic rage, and/or moral
disengagement.
FORMS OF TERRORISM
Domestic Terrorism International Terrorism
• Defined as terrorism • Defined as terrorism
supported or coordinated supported or coordinated
by groups or individuals by foreign groups
based in a country. The threatening the security of
venue and targets are also another nation or its
in the same country. citizens.
Domestic Terrorist groups
are likely to be found in
large countries and are
found more often in
democracies than
authoritarian states.
(Human Security Report
2005)
Elements of terrorism
Terrorism is usually
carried out by
Terrorism includes the
subnational
threat of violence
groups or clandestine
agents
TERRORISM IN
THE PHILIPPINES
• Terrorist groups have the intent
and capability to carry out
attacks anywhere in the country
including in the capital Manila
and in places visited by
foreigners, such as shopping
malls, entertainment
establishments, public transport
(including airports and the metro
system) and places of worship.
TERRORISM IN
THE PHILIPPINES
• Attacks have been carried out using small
arms and improvised explosive devices,
including both vehicle and personnel borne.