Jimmys Table

Annotation 6 of Nino's "International Terrorism: Definition" is sitting by itself because it is a specific court with multiple cases on where having the definition of terrorism present would've helped the cases.  The annotations 2 and 7, Ariarajah's “Religion and Violence: A Protestant Christian Perspective." and Smilansky's “Terrorism, Justification, and Illusion.” are grouped together, or sitting together, because both articles focus on a more narrow view of terrorism.  Annotations 1 and 4, "23 Justifications of Violence." and Kaplan's “Unraveling Emergency Justifications and Excuses for Terrorism.” are grouped together because they both focus on the question of if terrorism can be justified. Annotation 3,  Halwani's “Terrorism: Definition, Justification, and Applications.” could also sit near them because it also looks at that main topic but would "get along better and be more socialable" with annotation 5, Nalbandov's Irrational Rationality of Terrorism.”, because both those articles conclude with  both needing more research to conclude their findings or ideas.