Terrorism has not remained static; it has transformed. Terrorism in Transition - The Shifting Face of Global Threats provides a rigorous examination of how state power, ideological movements, intelligence reform, economic structures, and psychological dynamics are reshaping contemporary global security and the international order. This interdisciplinary volume analyzes state-sponsored and state-supported terrorism, institutional adaptation, regional conflict environments, ethical dilemmas in asymmetric warfare, and the financial and behavioral mechanisms sustaining extremist networks. By integrating strategic, political, economic, and human dimensions, and situating terrorism within shifting geopolitical and governance frameworks, the book offers a structured and authoritative assessment of evolving threats and explores the institutional recalibration required to confront them.