A quarter of a century has passed since the 11 September 2001 attacks, providing an opportunity to view the commemoration from a European perspective and with a critical approach. 9/11 gave terrorism a different social presence and changed security practices, transforming, in many ways, aspects of people’s everyday lives.
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24 years after 9/11: a critical look at the changing terrorism landscape – By Maria Alvanou & Marco Lombardi
September 11 remains a day when we reflect on how terrorism has changed not only the way states respond to the phenomenon, but also how citizens react to government decisions, international affairs, and counterterrorism measures under the fear of victimization.
Continue reading11.9.2001: un evento mediale, cognitivo, globale – by Giacomo Buoncompagni
Il terrorismo è una strategia tipicamente cognitiva e l’attacco dell’11 settembre 2001 potremmo (ancora) definirlo un (media) event cognitivo- globale il cui obiettivo di base era ottenere, attraverso i media, il massimo risultato con uno sforzo relativamente basso all’interno della sfera pubblica. Continue reading
Zawahiri, 9/11 e lo spartiacque di al-Qaeda – by Daniele Plebani
L’11 settembre 2021 la casa mediatica qaedista al-Sahab ha diffuso un videomessaggio di Ayman al Zawahiri dal titolo “Jerusalem will not be judaized – part 1: arab zionist from Faysal to Bin Zaid”. Continue reading
9/11 and the legacy of fear – by Maria Alvanou
9/11 was undoubtedly a day that changed history. Although the world was no stranger to terrorism, the terror attack that took place on that day marked the beginning of the “war against terrorism”. The impact was devastating in various levels. Continue reading
September 11 attacks: European aspects – by Maria Chr. Alvanou
September 11 will surely be remembered as one of the most tragic events in the history of the United States. A surprise attack on American soil that caused death, destruction and injuries to the specific target locations, as well as trauma and shock to a whole population. Continue reading
