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The Influence of Nationalism on Russian Security Policy: The Logics of (Dis)-Order and Terrorism in the Shift from Nation-State to Nation-Civilization	Oct 2015	John Stevenson	START Reports	Resilience	Eastern Europe
Insurgency BAAD: Dynamics of Terrorism and Counterterrorism Campaigns	Oct 2015	Joseph Young, R. Karl Rethemeyer, Victor Asal	Research Brief	Counterterrorism, Countering Violent Extremism	Global
CBRN Activity and Attacks by Insurgent Organizations	Oct 2015	Gary Ackerman, R. Karl Rethemeyer, Victor Asal	Research Brief	Violent Groups and Movements, Chemical and Biological Threats, Radiological and Nuclear Threats	Global
Supporting A Multidisciplinary Approach to Addressing Violent Extremism: What Role Can Mental Health Professionals Play?	Oct 2015	Stevan Weine	Research Brief	Countering Violent Extremism	North America
Profiles of Individual Radicalization in the United States: Preliminary Findings (Oct. 2015)	Oct 2015	Michael Jensen	Research Brief	Individual Behavior, Radical Beliefs and Behavior
Exploring the Crime-Terror Nexus in the United States: A Social Network Analysis of a Hezbollah Network Involved in Trade Diversion	Oct 2015	Joshua Freilich, Roberta Belli, Steven Chermak	Journal Article	Crime and Terrorism	North America
The Oxford Handbook of Social Movements	Oct 2015	Donatella della Porta	Book	Terrorism and Society	Global
Modeling Public-Private Partnerships in Disaster Management via Centralized and Decentralized Models	Oct 2015	Jun Zhuang	Journal Article	Resilience	Global
Big, Allied And Dangerous (BAAD) Fact Sheet	Oct 2015	R. Karl Rethemeyer, Victor Asal	Project Fact Sheet	Violent Groups and Movements	Global
Best Practices for Developing Resilient Communities and Addressing Violent Extremism	Oct 2015	Stevan Weine	Research Brief	Countering Violent Extremism, Resilience
Supporting A Multidisciplinary Approach to Addressing Violent Extremism: What Role Can Education Professionals Play?	Oct 2015	Stevan Weine	Research Brief	Countering Violent Extremism
Insider Threat for Inbound International Air Cargo	Oct 2015	Gabrielle Matuzsan, Gary Ackerman, Herbert Tinsley, Michelle Jacome	Research Brief	Radiological and Nuclear Threats	Global, North America
A Homeland Security Net Assessment Needed Now!	Oct 2015	Erik Dahl	Journal Article	Counterterrorism	North America
Supporting A Multidisciplinary Approach to Violent Extremism: The Integration of Mental Health in Countering Violent Extremism (CVE) and What Law Enforcement Needs to Know	Oct 2015	Stevan Weine	Research Brief	Countering Violent Extremism	North America
Lessons Learned from Mental Health and Education: Identifying Best Practices for Addressing Violent Extremism	Oct 2015	Stevan Weine	START Reports	Countering Violent Extremism	North America
START Symposium 2015: Individual Radicalization Panel	Oct 2015		Presentation	Individual Behavior
START Symposium 2015: Extremist Organizations Panel	Oct 2015		Presentation	Violent Groups and Movements
The Paris Fidayin Attacks: Eight Years in the Making?	Oct 2015	Herbert Tinsley	Discussion Point	Counterterrorism	Western Europe
START Symposium 2015: Counterterrorism Panel	Oct 2015		Presentation	Counterterrorism
American Deaths in Terrorist Attacks	Oct 2015	Erin Miller, Michael Jensen	Fact Sheet	Terrorism and Society
The Landscape of Disaster Resilience Indicators in the USA	Sep 2015	Susan Cutter	Journal Article	Resilience	North America
Understanding the Threat: What Data Tell Us about U.S. Foreign Fighters	Sep 2015	Herbert Tinsley, Michael Jensen, Patrick James	Research Brief	Radical Beliefs and Behavior	Global, North America
START Training Program Overview	Sep 2015		Project Fact Sheet
Community-Focused Best Practices to Prevent Violent Extremism	Sep 2015	Stevan Weine, William Braniff	Research Brief	Countering Violent Extremism	North America
Government Agency-Focused Best Practices to Prevent Violent Extremism	Sep 2015	Stevan Weine, William Braniff	Research Brief	Countering Violent Extremism	North America

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Al-Qaida and Affiliated Movements
Irregular Warfare and Asymmetric Threats
Social Complexity
Terrorism and Economics
Punishment of Terrorism
Radiological Threats
Red Teaming
Right-wing Terrorism
Risk Management
Scenario Planning and Forecasting
Security Policy
September 11th
Single-issue Terrorism
Social Media
Suicide Attacks
Terrorism Databases and Resources
Psychology of Terrorism
Terrorism Trends
Terrorist Networks
Threat Assessment
Victims of Disasters
Violence Adoption and Desistance
Weapons and Tactics
Public Communications and Warnings
Political Conflict and Violence
Bioterrorism
Group Behavior
Chemical Threats
Community Resilience
Conflict Management and Negotiation
Crisis Communication and Management
Cybersecurity and Cyberterrorism
Ecoterrorism
Emergency Preparedness and Management
Ethnic Conflict and Violence
Foreign Fighters
Geographic Information System (GIS)
Global Security
Homeland Security Education and Training
Policing Terrorism
IEDs
Innovation and Technology
International Relations
Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant (ISIL)
Leadership in Violent Extremist Organizations
Left-wing Terrorism
Lone Actor
Media and Terrorism
Natural Hazards
Not Terrorism Related
Nuclear Terrorism