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Britain’s domestic intelligence agency MI5 faces difficult questions at an inquiry into the 1989 murder of solicitor Pat Finucane, now under way in Belfast. Loyalist paramilitaries shot Finucane – a 39-year-old defence lawyer – in front of his wife and three young children at his home. At least two paid agents of the state were involved in his murder, and a third perpetrator was recruited by police special branch despite their role.
In his Cold War classic, Strategies of Containment, John Gaddis observes that human behaviors can be analyzed either by splitting them into small conceptual units or by lumping them together into larger ones.[1] Whereas splitters seek analytic leverage by highlighting fundamental behavioral differences, lumpers seek leverage by underscoring their essential commonalities. Within the field of terrorism studies, these divergent approaches yield markedly dissimilar counterterrorism implications.
Publication By Danny Dorling, Dave Gordon, Paddy Hillyard, Christina Pantazis, Simon Pemberton, Steve Tombs Criminal obsessions is an innovative, groundbreaking critique of conventional criminological approaches to social issues. The contributors show how social harm relates to social and economic inequalities that are at the heart of the liberal state.
... 104). The categories derived from coding were compared with the typology of harm developed by Hillyard and Tombs (2007) (physical, financial/economic, and psychological harm, as well as threats to one's cultural safety). The presence of harm to society was derived from this interpretation. ... ... The feelings of relative deprivation articulated by participants fit the type of harm known as "threats to cultural safety" (Hillyard and Tombs 2007).
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