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Terrorism and Counter terrorism: Knowledge, Fears and Perceived Root Cause(s)

Terrorism and Counter terrorism: Knowledge, Fears and Perceived Root Cause(s) . Jack Jedwab Association for Canadian Studies December 2012 .

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Terrorism and Counter terrorism: Knowledge, Fears and Perceived Root Cause(s)

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  1. Terrorism and Counter terrorism: Knowledge, Fears and Perceived Root Cause(s) Jack Jedwab Association for Canadian Studies December 2012

  2. The findings were collected from a survey of 2200 Canadians conducted by the firm Leger Marketing during the week of November 5th, 2012 and commissioned by the Association for Canadian Studies. Done via web panel, the probabilistic margin of error is 2.9 percent 19 times out of 20 Methodology

  3. Efforts to Combat Terrorism

  4. Significant Majority of Canadians do not think that terrorism has declined in the world

  5. Canadians relatively divided when asked about effectiveness of int’l efforts to combat terrorism

  6. Significant Minority of Canadians mostly older worry about possible terrorist attack in Canada

  7. What are Canadians willing to sacrifice to combat terrorism

  8. Majority of Canadians not ready to give up civil liberties to curb terrorism

  9. Root Causes of Terrorism

  10. Majority of Canadians think that terrorism is attributable to religious fundamentalism

  11. Vast Majority of Canadians agree there is no justification for terrorism though younger cohorts raise more questions

  12. Defining Terrorism and Do Canadians Know What is Done

  13. Enhanced Airport Security cited more than other factors when Canadians are asked about counter-terrorism

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