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Terrorism, Insurgency, and Homeland Security
CISAC researchers are engaged in scholarship dedicated to exploring the nature and organizational structure of international terrorist organizations, and how best to prevent, mitigate, or counter violence committed by non-state actors.
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Publications
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The Jihad Paradox: Pakistan and Islamist Militancy in South Asia
Paul Kapur, Sumit Ganguly
International Security vol. 37, 1 (2012)

Does Decapitation Work? Assessing the Effectiveness of Leadership Targeting in Counterinsurgency Campaigns
Patrick Johnston
International Security vol. 36, 4 (2012)

Taking Resilience Too Far
Amy Zegart
Slate.com (2012)

Intelligence and Grand Strategy
Thomas Fingar
Orbis vol. 56, 1 (2012)

Global Missile Defense Cooperation and China
Riqiang Wu
Asian Perspective vol. 35 (2011)

- Deterring Strategic Cyberattack
David Elliott
IEEE Security & Privacy vol. 9, 5 (2011)

- Framing Defense Cuts
Michael Sulmeyer, Guy Ben-Ari
Center for Strategic & International Studies vol. 26 (2011)

A review of “Top Secret America: The Rise of the New American Security State” by Dana Priest and William Arkin
Richard Rhodes
The Washington Post (2011)
Can Hearts and Minds Be Bought? The Economics of Counterinsurgency in Iraq
Eli Berman, Jacob N. Shapiro, Joseph Felter
Journal of Political Economy vol. 119, 4 (2011)

9/11 and the makers of history
Tarak Barkawi
Al Jazeera (English) (2011)

- Al Qaeda is Down, Not Out
Amy Zegart
Los Angeles Times (2011)



