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Terrorism and poverty are serious socio-political problems that have been with us throughout the ages. Seemingly, a clear relationship does exist between poverty and terrorism, but is terrorism caused by poverty or is it the other way around. Regardless, it can be argued that fulfilment of basic human needs would make this world a more secure place for all its citizens. This article examines whether terrorism is the result of root causes such as poverty, oppression and exclusion, based on a critical review of the existing literature on the subject. With an understanding of poverty as an influential social condition linked to terrorism, the essay will draw two main discussions for and against the statement – Is terrorism the result of root causes such as poverty, oppression and exclusion?

Is Terrorism the Result of Root Causes Such as Poverty, Oppression and Exclusion?