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What compels a group or an individual to choose terrorism as a strategy to advance a cause? Dr. Max Abrahms will engage participants in an exploration of the nature of terrorism through historical and current perspectives. His research... more
What compels a group or an individual to choose terrorism as a strategy to advance a cause? Dr. Max Abrahms will engage participants in an exploration of the nature of terrorism through historical and current perspectives. His research focuses on the consequences of terrorism, its motives, and the implications for counterterrorism strategy.
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