Introduction to Terrorism

It can take the form of a Molotov Cocktail or a Suicide Bomber detonating within a crowd.It can be a sophisticated electronic explosive device or abomb in a shoe. Today‘s terrorism threats, and their constant assault on global security continues to bea menace of great concern. Providing a hands-on look inside t

FOUNDATIONS OF TERRORISM. The Ever Changing World. The History of Terrorism. The Structure and Psychology of Terrorist Groups. Terrorism as a Weapon of Change. TERRORISM TODAY. Transnational Threats: Organized Crime and Terrorism. International Terrorism: State Sponsors of Terrorism. International Terrorism: Groups and Movements. Domestic Terrorism. COMBATING TERRORISM. Combating Terrorism: The United States. Countering International Terrorism. Disaster and Terrorism Event Recovery. The Role of Intelligence in the War on Terror. Key International Partners in the War on Terror. The Future of Terrorism.

David H. McElreath, PhD, Professor / Chair, Department of Legal Studies, University of Mississippi,Oxford, USAU.S. Marine Corps, Colonel (retired), M.S.S., U.S. Army War CollegeCarl Jensen, PhD, Assistant Professor, Department of Legal Studies, University of Mississippi, Oxford, USASenior Behavioral Scientist, RAND Corporation, Officer, Nuclear Sub. FBI Special Agent, 22 years. Chester L. Quarles, PhD, CPP, Professor of Criminal Justice, University of Mississippi, Oxford, USADirector, Mississippi Bureau of Narcotics, Certified Criminal Investigator Stephen Mallory, PhD, Professor, Department of Legal Studies, University of Mississippi, Gore Springs, USADeputy Director, Mississippi Bureau of Narcotics (Retired), Organized Crime Drug Enforcement Task ForceMichael Wiggington, PhD, Assistant Professor, Department of Legal Studies, University of Mississippi, Oxford, USASr. Special Agent, U.S. Customs Service, & FBI Joint Terrorism Task Force