A Current Look at Terrorism Prevention in New York City
Brad Billet gives an insightful view of current public perceptions, and attitudes towards terrorism in New York City.
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Terrorism & Counterterrorism
Morality, Terror, Ethics and Torture: Does HLS Know Right from Wrong?
This short lecture module by David Brannan is designed to initiate an ethical discussion on the use of torture – when is the use of torture permissible, to what extent
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Comparative Homeland Security: France and the United States – their respective approaches to combating terrorism
Judge Jean-Louis Bruguieere, the acclaimed French counterterrorism Judge, describes some of the inner-workings of the French Magistrate’s approach toward investigating and prosecuting terrorism cases in comparison to policies developed by
Levy Flights and Walks
Levy flights and walks are paths taken by animals and humans that qualify for the Casinos of Extremistan because they obey power laws. Professor Ted Lewis uses the spread of
Al Qaida’s Strategic Culture
Noel Lipana addresses the gap in literature on al-Qa’ida’s “strategic culture”; that is, the way that the group’s theological, historical, and psychological beliefs determine the strategic decisions they make. As
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Freed: Ripples of the Convicted and Released Terrorist in America
Inevitably, convicted terrorists will be released from American prisons. Can the government do anything to prevent their future involvement in terrorist activities? How has the government dealt with this issue
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