Was taugt die Entwicklungspolitik im Kampf gegen den Terrorismus?

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Franz Nuscheler explores the effectiveness and limitations of development policy in addressing global challenges. Hadeel Al. Treiki examines the origins and evolving nature of international terrorism, alongside the political exploitation of Islam and its implications for development work. Gabi Hesselbein discusses the role of development cooperation in countering terrorism by promoting modernization and weakening fundamentalism. Jochen Hippler analyzes the potential and constraints of development policy in combating terrorism. Dennis J. D. Sandole delves into the causes of terrorism, while Francesca Cook and Lisa Williams focus on development cooperation's role in terrorism prevention. Piet Terhal and Günther Baechler address the relationship between terrorism and development cooperation, particularly in the context of the September 11 attacks. Hans-Peter Maag questions the effectiveness of development policy in the fight against terrorism, while Cornelia Richter evaluates how development cooperation can undermine the roots of international terrorism. Ulrich Weyl discusses the functions of development cooperation in the global anti-terrorism fight post-9/11. Bernhard Trautner and Bernhard Dohle emphasize poverty alleviation and social stability as responses to terrorism. Shungu M. Tundanonga-Dikunda raises concerns about the interplay of development cooperation, conflict, and terrorism in resource-rich regions. Yasmeen Hamdan