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Sue-Ming Yang
Sue-Ming Yang
Former Investigator
Lead Investigator on START Research Projects
Using Global Terrorism Data to Model Counterterrorism Policies in Sri Lanka
July 2010
to
December 2011
Researcher on START Projects
Dynamics of Terror and Counterterrorism
January 2005
to
June 2009
Terrorist Strategies and Tactics: When Do Terrorists Decide to Attack the US?
May 2005
to
May 2009
Selected Publications
An Evaluation of Displacement and Diffusion Effects on Eco-Terrorist Activities After Police Interventions
(Journal Article)
International Cooperation, Not Unilateral Policies May Be the Best Counterterrorism Strategy
(Book Chapter)
Trajectories of Terrorism: An Analysis of Major Groups that have Targeted the United States, 1970 to 2004
(Journal Article)
News References
New study examines terrorism in Indonesia, the Philippines and Thailand
(Featured Research)
The Chronicle of Higher Education: Terrorism Research Has Not Stagnated
(START in the News)
START Investigators Present Research at National Conference
(Featured Research)