Synopsis Terrorist violence targets ethnic or religious groups, governments, political parties, corporations, and media enterprises. Terrorism political factors—Religion-based politics, religion-dominated political organizations canvassing in election based on religion considerations, political interference and political justification of communal violence and failure of political leadership. In addition to concerns about foreign-sponsored terrorism, the United States has an ample history of domestic terrorism. On September 11, 2001, the United States suffered the most devasting terrorist attack in its history. And many countries of the world are under the grip of terrorism—thus terrorism has become a global phenomenon. It has been assumed that a new world order will be formed considering the recent incidence that look place in America. All these issues have been discussed in the present book in detail. Undoubtedly, it is hoped that it will be a very useful volume for all concerned.