Article Critique: "The Perils of Obedience"

tville fails to discuss additional responses to victimization.

Montville's discussion of terrorism and victimization includes findings from those who have been victimized. This population presents with rage related to the victimization since they have experidnced the destruction of their lives. This group is left with broken beliefs and structures, which allows new rules to emerge. Terrorism then becomes a testim