Terrorism

Examining the Prospective Terror Threats Toward Global Seaports: A Socio-Historical Assessment of Prior Engagements and Application of Social Learning Theory: Series Part III: Maritime Global Legislation, Conclusion, & Recommendations

January 4, 2021 · Prof. Darren Stocker, Dr. Thomas Rzemyk, & Dr. Charles Kocher

After more than fifteen years since the terrorist attacks in New York City on September 11, 2001, the scope and focus to prevent and counter terroristic activities has changed...

Examining the Prospective Terror Threats Toward Global Seaports: A Socio-Historical Assessment of Prior Engagements and Application of Social Learning Theory: Series Part II: Maritime Safety & Security

January 4, 2021 · Prof. Darren Stocker, Dr. Thomas Rzemyk, & Dr. Charles Kocher

After more than fifteen years since the terrorist attacks in New York City on September 11, 2001, the scope and focus to prevent and counter terroristic activities has changed...

Examining the Prospective Terror Threats Toward Global Seaports: A Socio-Historical Assessment of Prior Engagements and Application of Social Learning Theory-Series Part I: Historical Terrorist Events

January 4, 2021 · Prof. Darren Stocker, Dr. Thomas Rzemyk, & Dr. Charles Kocher

After more than fifteen years since the terrorist attacks in New York City on September 11, 2001, the scope and focus to prevent and counter terroristic activities has changed...

Lone Wolves: Are They Really Alone in the Radicalization Process?

September 5, 2019 · Dr. Tamara Mouras

The term “lone wolf” is often used to describe individuals who act alone to commit terrorist acts. Lone wolf attacks are often motivated by political, religious, and/or ideological reasoning....

Prison Radicalization

August 25, 2019 · Dr. Tamara Mouras

Understanding the radicalization process and specifically, religious radicalization to radical Islam within the U.S. prison system is a complex problem. Inmates radicalized to radical Islam within U.S. prisons pose...