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[Front Matter]
[Title Page]
[Copyright]
Notices
Acknowledgments
Introduction
2. Extremism: A Theoretical Perspective
2.1 General characteristics of extremism
2.2 The sources of extremism
2.3 Violence and extremism
2.4 Resentment, extremism, terrorism
3. From the Compassion Principle to the Conception of Rights: Ideological Development of the Radical Wing of the Animal Rights Movement
3.1 The anthropocentric paradigm
3.2 Postanthropocentric perspective
4. Animal Rights Movement: Foundation, Development, and Radicalization
4.1 The beginnings of animal rights activism
4.2 The organizational perspective
4.3 Animal liberation movement
4.4 Animal welfare vs. animal rights
4.5 Toward radicalism
5. Violence in Defense of Animal Rights
5.1 Hunt saboteurs association
5.2 Band of mercy
5.3 Animal liberation front
5.4 Animal rights militia
5.5 Justice department
5.6 Stop huntington animal cruelty
5.7 Animal rights radicalism from the psychological, organizational, and motivational perspective
5.8 Justification of violence
6. Radical Ecology - Ideological Development of the Radical Wing of the Environmental Movement
6.1 Toward radical ecology
6.2 Deep ecology
6.3 6.3 Anarchist social ecology
7. Environmental Movement: The Origins, Development, and Radicalization
7.1 Conservationism vs. preservationism
7.2 The birth of environmentalism
7.3 The birth of environmental radicalism
7.4 Greenpeace
7.5 Wise Use
8. Violence in Defense of the Environment
8.1 Monkeywrenching
8.2 Sea shepherd conservation society
8.3 Earth first!
8.4 Earth liberation front
9. Leaderless Resistance and Netwars in the Activities of the Ecological Movement: Extremist Wings
9.1 Traditional structure
9.2 Toward new forms of organization
9.3 The influence of the internet on the development of organizational structures
9.4 Leaderless resistance
9.5 Leaderless resistance in the ecoextremist movement
10. “Lone Wolves” Strategy: The Case of Volkert van der Graaf and Theodore Kaczynski
10.1 Terrorism of lone wolves
10.2 Volkert van der Graaf
10.3 Theodore Kaczynski
11. New Terrorism: Determinants, Working Methods, and Directions of Development
11.1 Globalization and terrorism
11.2 Internet and terrorism
11.3 Cyberterrorism
11.4 Swarming
12. The Future of Ecological Extremism
13. Conclusions
References
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Index
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