1. how do you perceive terrorism from a ‘one definition standpoint’? can we define this concept in one sentence? please react by responding with a 3 sentence paragraph regarding how one definition may...

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Ethics Practice in Terrorrism
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1. The definition of terrorism suggests the unlawful act of violence in order to wage unlawfulness against the government and the civilians, that suggest an act of violation created by a group of people against the people of a country and its government, where the group of people terrorizes the civilians with actions of violence. The act of terrorism cannot be restrained in one standpoint but there are different layers of it; as terrorism can also be called as an act of violence when the civilians become hostile to some actions or decisions taken by the government, therefore, the very act of protest can be stated as terrorism (Ford). Therefore, terrorism does not have one standpoint but it has got multiple viewpoints that can be different from one another, depending on the socio-political situation.
2. Terrorism is always associated to state centric problems and their little possibilities of being solved by the government. The nature of conventional terrorism is always related to state centric issues as most of the terrorism cases are political. That is why, the conventional definition of...