1st Edition
Clinton, New Terrorism and the Origins of the War on Terror
Introduction
Chapter 1 The Origins of the War on Terror and the Myth of President George W. Bush’s Foreign Policy Revolution
Chapter 2 Framing the Threat of New Terrorism: The Invention of U.S. Terrorism Discourse, and President Clinton’s Counterterrorism Approach
Chapter 3 Conceptualisating Terrorist Attacks: Metaphors, Frames, and President Clinton’s Counterterrorism Initiatives
Chapter 4 Framing the Threat of Rogue States: Iraq, Iran, and Clinton’s Dual-Containment Approach to Middle East Peace
Chapter 5 Writing American National Identity: Narratives and the Social Construction of Terrorism as a Negative Ideograph
Chapter 6 Rethinking the Discursive Construction of Terrorism and Counterterrorism: Theoretical Reflections and Implications
Conclusion
Biography
Chin-Kuei Tsui is a postdoctoral fellow at Institute of Strategic and International Affairs, National Chung Cheng University, Taiwan. His research interests are U.S. foreign and security policies, the American-led war on terror, and critical terrorism studies. His post-doc research focuses on President Obama’s counter-extremism initiatives.
