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This unique, historical study explores how states have articulated statements about terrorism since the 1930s and what effect these discourses have had on global politics. Ditrych´s analysis challenges established understandings of terrorism, providing a new conceptualization of how terrorism discourse emerged historically.

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1. Introduction 2. Concerning Method 3. Overture: One World, Many Terrorisms 4. Emergence/y (1930s) 5. Division (1970s) 6. Enclosure (2000s) 7. Power and Knowledge 8. Conclusion: The Global Terrorism Dispositif and Its Critique

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Ondrej Ditrych is a Research Fellow at the Institute of International Relations Prague and Assistant Professor at Charles University in Prague, Czech Republic. He was previously a Fulbright Research Fellow at Harvard and Associate Fellow at the EUISS, Paris. He has written on terrorism, transatlantic security, EU external relations, and politics and security in the Caucasus.

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