BSST630

Motivations and Intents of Terrorists and Terrorist Groups

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Restriction: Must be in the Terrorism Analysis Graduate Certificate Program. Credit only granted for: BSOS630 or BSST630. Formerly: BSOS630. Examines motivations for terrorism from an interdisciplinary perspective, with emphasis on political and applied social psychological perspective. Topics may include: defining terrorism; preconditions; recruitment; domestic and international terrorism; and case studies and analysis of terrorist organizations.

Fall 2024

Thomas Guarrieri

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Anthony Lemieux

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Cory Davenport

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Marcus Boyd

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Amy Pate

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Samuel Henkin

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Sara Budge

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Sara Budge

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Sara Budge

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Thomas Guarrieri

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