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This book provides a comprehensive analysis of the global rise of white supremacist terrorism, tracing its historical roots, ideological motivations, and the transnational networks that sustain it. Daniel Byman explores how the movement has evolved, examining its successes and failures, and debunking myths surrounding white power terrorism. Drawing on extensive research, the book highlights policy gaps that have allowed this form of extremism to grow unchecked. It also delves into the impact of digital platforms in amplifying hate and facilitating recruitment. The book offers a critical perspective on why white supremacist terrorism was long overlooked, despite its increasing threat in the United States, Europe, and beyond. In the wake of rising far-right extremism, mass shootings, and transnational terrorist networks, this book is highly relevant for understanding the spread and influence of white supremacist ideologies. It provides insights into how such movements radicalize individuals, exploit online platforms, and pose significant threats to democratic institutions and social cohesion. The book serves as an essential resource for policymakers, law enforcement, educators, and community leaders working to counter radicalization and hate-driven violence. It encourages collaboration between civil society organizations, government agencies, and digital platforms to develop counter-narratives and proactive intervention strategies. Byman presents a thorough and urgent examination of the white supremacist terrorism landscape, making a strong case for prioritizing countermeasures against this growing threat. The book is meticulously researched, offering valuable policy recommendations while debunking misconceptions about far-right extremism. Its accessibility and depth make it an indispensable addition to academic and policy discussions on counterterrorism.