'Confessions of a Terrorist'
by Atunga Atuti O.J.
Summary:
We never get to hear the terrorists themselves explain the reasons that drive
them to take some of the actions they take, the motivations and goals that drive
them to join campaigns of terror.
A renowned scholar on security and terrorism has authored a novel, which seeks
to offer terrorists a voice to explicate the motives, goals, and expected
outcomes of terrorist activities.
The novel goes beyond the prevailing narratives of terrorist behaviour and
delves into the thought processes of a terrorist giving us unique insights into
the 'mind' of a terrorist.
The book is especially useful for East Africa where many countries are battling
al-Shabbab militants in an environment where the anti-terrorism units seem to be
chasing shadows.
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