This discussion of domestic terrorism within the United States goes beyond the events of 9/11 to include such topics as white supremacist organizations, counterterrorism policies and new and unexpected alliances forged between extremist groups in recent years. Borgeson (criminal justice, Salem State college) and Valeri (psychology and economics, Cornell U.) have edited this volume to include articles on the theories and models used to explain domestic terrorism such as anarchism, fascism, religious zealotry and even mental illness. Public attitudes and responses toward domestic terrorism and the government policies enacted to combat extremist groups are also explored. Annotation ©2009 Book News, Inc., Portland, OR (booknews.com)