I conduct the research about the Russia's State Terrorism in the Region. More specifically I will compare the state terrorism notion in the context of Russia and Turkey's internal and foreign policies.
1. Every War Must End by Fred Charles Ikle.
2. Deciphering Sun Tzu, how to read The Art of War by Derek M.C. Yuen.
3. A Savage War of Peace by Alistair Home.
4. The Looming Tower by Lawrence Wright
Réflexions sur la définition et la répression du terrorisme, Bruxelles (Ed. de l'Université Libre de Bruxelles), 1974
Perhaps not exactly what you're looking for, but offers interesting insights on the matter.
Guerra Irregular, by Alessandro Visacro. (https://www.amazon.com/Guerra-Irregular-terrorismo-movimentos-resist%C3%AAncia-ebook/dp/B00FWZRLW8)
PLO
Bullets and Bylines
Middle East Illussions
Sleep walking to surrender
A savage war of peace
The ISIS Appocalypse
I would have to second Arian Besnik Kadriu's suggestion of Every War Must End by Ikle. I would also add The Looming Tower by Lawrence Wright.
Though Iran focused, Nader Uskowi’s “Temperature Rising: Iran’s Revolutionary Guards and the Wars in the Middle East” offers a great surface level understanding of a developed state actor to a proxy. Many of his sources are interesting reads as well. Available through Amazon.
These sources may be useful:
Blakeley, R. (2009): State Terrorism in the Social Sciences: Theories, Methods and Concepts. In: Jackson, Richard and Murphy, Eamon and Poynting, Scott, eds. Contemporary State Terrorism: Theory and Practice. Critical Terrorism Studies: Routledge, Abingdon, pp. 12-27.
Blakeley, R. (2009): State Terrorism and Neoliberalism. The North in the South. Series: Critical Terrorism Studies, Routledge, Oxon
Cold War Killing Fields, its a very good book on state's intervention and state terrorism.
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