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The Power Dynamic of Bullying
Kathy Seifert and Nancy Hartevelt Kobrin with Recommendations concerning its Violence and the Use for Terrorist Profiling
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How To Avoid a Disaster of a Disaster
Book Review on: Leonard A. Cole and Nancy D. Connell: Local Planning for Terror and Disaster; Robbie Friedmann: 28 Letters
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Guess what? Suicide Bombers are Suicidal!
Book Review: Adam Lankford (2013): The Myth of Martyrdom
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When Silence is Golden
Book Review on Gilboa and Lapid: Israel's Silent Defenders: An Inside Look at Sixty Years of Israeli Intelligence
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Eve: Role Model for Western and Muslim Women
Review on Juliana Geran Pilon: Soulmates Resurrecting Eve
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Understanding Youth Who Become Radicalized to Violent Extremism
Book Review on Kathryn Seifert: Youth Violence
Read More »Shame Honor Cultures: The Root Cause of Radicalization
Review on Rik Coolsaet: Jihadi Terrorism and the Radicalisation Challenge
Read More »The Mother of All Anxieties – Muslim Attitudes towards the Jews
Book review: Moshe Ma’oz: Muslim Attitudes to Jews and Israel Ma’oz has done an outstanding job giving us a timely compilation of essays. Considering the current uprising across the Arab Muslim world and its
Read More »Foiling Suicide Bombings: Seven Shots
It seems as if it only took seven simple shots to stop a massive suicide bombing targeting a Brooklyn subway in New York. However Jennifer C. Hunt demonstrates that so much more went into
Read More »Facing Terror Head On – The View from India
Terrorism is, by and large, repetitive, monotonous, crude, somewhat autistic as the bonding is through violence, exceedingly brutal, yet even boring and then BAM – a modeling moment like the 26/11 Mumbai Massacre or
Read More »Has the mosque in your "hood" been brought to you by the Muslim Brotherhood?
The subject of the mosque has currently taken the U.S. by storm with the central focal point on the Cordoba House at Ground Zero. We tend to equate mosques with churches and synagogues. This is
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