Preface; 1. Evil, terrorism and psychiatry Donatella Marazziti and Stephen M. Stahl; 2. To die to kill: suicide as a weapon. Some historical antecedents of suicide terrorism Stefano Salvatori and Donatella Marazziti; 3. The philosophy of hate and anger Claudio Bonito and Guido Traversa; 4. Identity, alienation and violent radicalisation Antonio Ventriglio and Dinesh Bhugra; 5. The mind of suicide terrorists Donatella Marazzitti, Antonello Veltri and Armando Piccinni; 6. Psychopathology of terrorists Armando Piccinni, Donatella Marazziti and Antonello Veltri; 7. Why is terrorism a man's business? Anne Maria Möller-Leimkühler; 8. Religion, violence, and the brain: a neuroethical perspective Alberto Carrara; 9. Brain alterations potentially associated with aggression and terrorism Bernhard Bogerts, Maria Schöne and Stephanie Breitschuh; 10. Political terrorism and affective polarization in 'black' and 'red' terrorists in Italy during the years 1968-1988 Matteo Pacini and Icro Maremmani; 11. Conditions of life and death of psychiatric patients in France during World War II: euthanasia or collateral casualties? Patrick Lemoine and Stephen M. Stahl; 12. Neuropsychiatric characteristics of antiterrorist operation combatants in the Donbass (Ukraine) Konstantin N. Loganovsky, Natalia A. Zdanevich, Marina V. Gresko, Donatella Marazziti and Tatiana K. Loganovskaja; 13. The international scenario of terrorism Donato Marzano; 14. Identification and prevention of radicalisation. Practice and experiences with a multidisciplinary working model Dorte Sestoft; 15. How to fight terrorism? Political and strategic aspects Erich Vad; Index.