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View our work on COVID-19 vaccinationsShare who are worried about vs. share of deaths from terrorism, 2014
The share that are worried about terrorism is the sum of those who responded "very much:" or "a great deal" to the question "To what degree are you worried about
the following situations? A terrorist attack". This is shown against the share of annual deaths which result from terrorism.
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- Battle-related deaths in state-based conflicts since 1946
- Conflict and terrorism deathsIHME, GBD (1990 to 2016)
- Conflict deaths per 100,000, World (various sources)
- Death rates from conflict and terrorism
- Deaths from conflict and terrorismIHME, GBD (1990 to 2016)
- Deaths from terrorism
- GDP per capita vs State fragility
- Global number of airliner hijackings and fatalities
- Incidence, fatality and injury from terrorist attacks
- Incidents of conflict and one-sided violence since 1989
- Number of deaths from terrorist attacks
- Number of non-fatal injuries from terrorist attacks
- Number of terrorist attacks
- Rate of violent deaths in conflicts and one-sided violence per 100,000 since 1989
- Share of US citizens who say they're less willing to do certain activities because of terrorism
- Share of people who are worried about terrorism
- Terrorism as a share of total deaths
- Terrorism deaths vs. conflict deaths
- Terrorism deaths, RAND vs. GTD
- Terrorist attacks by region
- World conflict deaths (various sources)