Najam in The News: Youth in an Age of Terror
In a heart-wrenching Op-Ed, Dean Adil Najam considers the plight of Pakistan youths growing up in the shadow of terror.
Jessica Stern Testifies Before Senate on ISIS
Jessica Stern testified before the Committee on Homeland Security in Washington, D. C. on Wednesday, Jan. 20.
Menchik in New Mandala: Extremism and Indonesia
Jeremy Menchik says that Muslim institutions in Indonesia don’t represent an easy fix for extremism in other nations.
Woodward OpEd in WSJ: Fighting Terror With Biometrics
John Woodward looks to biometrics in fighting the war on terror in a new Op-Ed in the Wall Street Journal.
Army War College Publishes Aftandilian Monograph
Professor Gregory Aftandilian has published a monograph with the Strategic Studies Institute (SSI) at the U. S. Army War College.
Town Hall Event Examines Paris, Beirut
The Pardee School brought over a century of expertise and scholarship on security, intelligence and global studies together to discuss the recent Paris terrorist attacks.
Jessica Stern to Join Pardee School Faculty
Jessica Stern, internationally-renowned expert on terrorism, will join the Pardee School effective Spring 2016.
Sewall at Pardee School: Preventing the Next ISIL
The Under Secretary of Civilian Security, Democracy and Human Rights described the U. S.’s holistic response to countering violent extremism.
Corgan in Boston Herald: Beware the Lone Wolves
Pardee School Professor Michael Corgan said that so-called ‘lone wolf’ terrorists offer security challenges different than those operating in established groups.
Bacevich on Here and Now: Iraq War Created ISIS
Andrew Bacevich says that the greater Middle East cannot be stabilized by use of U.S. military power.
Alumni Spotlight: Michael Greenwald Named Treasury Attaché
This August, Pardee School alum Michael Greenwald will begin his appointment as the U. S. Department of the Treasury Attaché to Qatar and Kuwait.
Video: Wippl Talks Terror Recruiting on FOX
Pardee School Professor Joe Wippl said that young people are especially vulnerable to the messages of recruiters for international terrorist organizations.
Keylor and Stern on WERS Radio
Pardee Professor Bill Keylor said the Internet had changed the game when it comes to recruiting young people to terrorist organizations.
VIDEO: Wippl Talks ISIS Women on WCVB
Pardee Professor Joseph Wippl said that ISIS is increasing its recruitment of American women, a tactic long employed in Europe.
Woldemariam on Kenya Attacks
Pardee Professor Michael Woldemariam spoke with NECN News about the recent al-Shabaab attacks in Kenya.
No Easy Choices in War on Extremism, Says Najam
Dean Adil Najam says that violent extremism has become a monstrous global phenomenon that can neither be easily contained nor tackled within individual countries.
Aftandilian Publishes Sinai Monograph
Greg Aftandilian, visiting lecturer in International Relations at the Pardee School of Global Studies, has published a monograph with the Strategic Studies Institute at the U. S. Army War College.
Aftandilian: Don’t Alienate Moderate Muslims
Aftandilian, visiting lecturer at the Pardee School of Global Studies, said that the response to the Charlie Hebdo attacks in Paris need not alienate moderate Muslims.
Bacevich: West not Exempt from Terrorism
Andrew Bacevich argued that terrorist attacks in Boston and Paris show that the West is not exempt from political violence – and that nations must radically change their approach to dealing with threats.