Terrorism and Drugs
The term narcoterrorism has entered the popular lexicon as a shorthand to refer to the complex relationship between the illicit drug trade and terrorism. The term, however, has oft...
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Terrorism and Drugs
Narcoterrorism is shorthand for the close ties that exist between illegal narcotics and terrorists. The U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) uses the term to refer to situati...
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Terrorism, Fears Of
Terrorism, the unpredictable and apparently random use of violence against civilians and governments to create fear and to disrupt society, has been used for centuries as a means t...
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Threats of Terrorism in the Twenty-First Century
The Conflict
The ways in which terrorist groups operate have changed significantly in the late 1980s and 1990s, creating new challenges for security ag...
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Financing Terrorism: Money for the Cause
The Conflict
Measures to deprive terrorists of their funding must be part of any effort to counter the threat of terrorism. This endeavor is complicated by fin...
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Fighting Terrorism with Force
The Conflict
The "standard" anti-terror response, honed during the era of aircraft hijacking, and hostage taking, was to calm the situation and negotiate for hostage rele...
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Terrorism
Terrorism became an issue of worldwide concern in the last third of the twentieth century. Terrorist tactics were not new; they had been used for centuries before being defined as terrorism....
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Terrorism
Terrorism was first used to define a systematic policy of violence during the French Revolution and has since undergone important transformations that have been topics of both scientific inv...
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Terrorism and Science
When the U.S. Department of Homeland Security (DHS) was proposed in 2002, President George W. Bush (b. 1946) noted that "in the war against terrorism, America's vas...
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Terrorism
Terrorism, whether practiced by states, substate groups, or individuals, is found throughout human history. Most historical accounts, however, focus on what they take to be forms of terroris...
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Terrorism
Introduction
Terrorism as a form of war has gained popularity among rebels, anarchists, and radical religious groups in the past fifty years. Though hardly a new form of warfare, it has take...
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Terrorism
Terrorism, as defined by the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI), is "the unlawful use of force or violence against persons or property to intimidate or coerce a government, the civ...
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In the midst of international and state-sanctioned terrorism, it is becoming increasingly difficult to decide who should be the authority in limiting terrorist acts. Over the years, the United States...
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Following the largest terrorist attack on US on September 11, 2001, the nation has changed forever. The number of victims was tremendous: thousands have died or went missing. However, these innocen...
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Throughout history, great effort has been undertaken, both in times of war and peace, to incite change through aggressive action. These aggressive actions have often been purposed to directly incite f...
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Since the attacks of September 11, 2001, on America, this nation's society has learned many new lessons. One lesson includes a new insight on the freedom that American citizens enjoy. Americans have...
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I feel that our nation has encountered terrorism that could have been prevented. Ever since the end of the Cold War, we have noticed a growing trend of smaller bands of groups wanting to take on the U...
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Terrorism is the use of violence and intimidation, especially for political purposes. A terrorist is a supporter or participant in terrorism. The attack of September 11 is an example of terrorism. Cur...
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What is terrorism? What does it involve? Who does it involve? In my mind, terrorism is, "evil, horror, and violence. It is the cruelty of killing mass numbers of people for illogical reasons." The Enc...
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The Effects of Terrorism
Terrorism has occurred throughout history, but today the world is experiencing a global rebirth of attacks. Today it no longer affects only small societies, such as isolated ...
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Acts of terrorism are becoming increasingly common in today's society. From the frequent suicide bombings in Israel, the recent violence in the Russian village of Beslan, to the attacks on the worl...
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Understanding acts of terrorism and how terrorists justify their horrible crimes will help us maintain a vigilant stance in a dangerous world. Find out more about the Munich Massacre, crimes of th...
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Over 100 activities and reproducible worksheets to support the books and extend students' reading skills. A key at the end of each guide provides answers and sample responses. The activities give l...
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Homeland Security: Imagine al-Qaida joining with the nation's most violent gangs. The nightmare scenario isn't far-fetched, and authorities in one city in particular are losing sleep over it.At a r...
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Jihad: While we're glad the Saudis managed to foil another attack on their oil facilities, it was the third time since 9/11 that al-Qaida has tried. It won't be the last.Perhaps the most devastatin...
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Media: In covering the Jersey Jihadists case, pundits did their best to play down the religious factor that screamed as loud as the suspects' "Allah Akbar!" shouting and shooting in the Poconos.Oth...
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Axis Of Evil: The U.S. has decided to designate Iran's Revolutionary Guard Corps as a terrorist organization. President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad and the mullahs are starting to feel a little sand grindi...
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War On Terror: Mexico may think its differences with the U.S. and status as a nonaligned country somehow shield it from the global war on terror. But last week's evacuation of its tallest building ...
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War On Terror: A third al-Qaida video marking the 9/11 anniversary urges jihadists to make terror "a normal part of life" in America. If this doesn't wake us up to the threat, nothing will.The vide...
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President Bush on Sunday signed into law an expansion of the government's power to eavesdrop on foreign terror suspects without the need for warrants.The law, approved by the Senate and the House j...
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Berlin (dpa) - Germany's federal police force Monday lifted a
terrorism alert triggered by reports that Islamic militants planned
to target the Ministry of Justice and other...
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Sydney (dpa) - Australian terrorism supporter David Hicks,
imprisoned for more than five years in Guantanamo Bay, Cuba, returned
Sunday to Australia under heavy guard.
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