Nato’s Mission Impossible: Its Effects on the Afghan Partisan Movement and on US by Scott Atran
“Nato’s Mission Impossible: Its Effects on the Afghan Partisan Movement and on US,” The Huffington Post, 28 Nov. 2010 by S Atran
Nato’s Mission Impossible: Its Effects on the Afghan Partisan Movement and on US by Scott Atran
“Nato’s Mission Impossible: Its Effects on the Afghan Partisan Movement and on US,” The Huffington Post, 28 Nov. 2010 by S Atran
The Taliban’s Expat Jihadists by Scott Atran
“The Taliban’s Expat Jihadists,” The Guardian, 29 Nov. 2010 by S Atran
The Taliban’s Expat Jihadists by Scott Atran
“The Taliban’s Expat Jihadists,” The Guardian, 29 Nov. 2010 by S Atran
Jacqueline Lacy
Young Investigator [line] Jacqueline Lacy graduated from Boston University with a BA in International Relations, specializing in foreign policy and security. Her past research focused on counterterrorism, political violence, international economic development, and drug and human trafficking. In 2009, Jacqueline worked in Buenos Aires analyzing the agricultural conflict between the Argentine government and farmers. Jacqueline…
Vincent Liu
Technology Fellow [line] Co-Chair, Cyber Behavior and Defense Institute [line] Web Penetration & Defense Vincent Liu, founder and managing partner of Stach & Liu, led the Attack & Penetration and Reverse Engineering teams for the Global Security unit at Honeywell International. Prior to that, he was a consultant with the Ernst & Young Advanced Security…
Ximena Lois
Research Fellow Linguistics – ARTIS & University of Michigan
The Indonesia Opportunity: Why this Southeast Asian Country is Obama’s Best Hope for Relations With the Muslim World by Juan Zarate
“The Indonesia Opportunity: Why this Southeast Asian country is Obama’s best hope for relations with the Muslim world,” Foreign Policy, 9 Nov. 2010 by J Zarate, J Glassman
The Indonesia Opportunity: Why this Southeast Asian Country is Obama’s Best Hope for Relations With the Muslim World by Juan Zarate
“The Indonesia Opportunity: Why this Southeast Asian country is Obama’s best hope for relations with the Muslim world,” Foreign Policy, 9 Nov. 2010 by J Zarate, J Glassman
Keystone Al -Kaeda: In the Battle Against Al Qaeda, the Only Thing We Have to Fear is Fear Itself by Scott Atran
“Keystone Al-Kaeda: In the Battle Against Al Qaeda, the Only thing We Have to Fear is Fear Itself, Foreign Policy, 5 Nov. 2010 by S Atran