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Homeland Security
Research topicPublications
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Beyond the HSC/NSC Merger: Integrating States and Localities into Homeland Security Policymaking
Paul Stockton
Homeland Security Affairs vol. V, 1 (2009)
- Reform, Don't Merge, the Homeland Security Council
Paul Stockton
The Washington Quarterly vol. 32, 1 (2009)
- Homeland Security After the Bush Administration: Next Steps for Building Unity of Effort
Paul Stockton, Patrick S. Roberts
Homeland Security Affairs vol. IV, 2 (2008) - The Department of Defense and the Problem of Mega-Catastrophes
Paul Stockton
U.S. Army War College in "Threats at our Threshold" (2007) - Review Essay: The Next Catastrophe: Reducing Our Vulnerabilities to Natural, Industrial and Terror Disasters
Paul Stockton
Homeland Security Affairs vol. 3, 3 (2007)
Events & Presentations
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Special IPS-CISAC Colloquium - Beyond Hearts and Minds: The Impact of Afghan Political Disenchantment on US Options in Afghanistan
October 28, 2009 CISAC Special Event
Erica Gaston
Mapping Terrorist Organizations
October 8, 2009 CISAC Research Seminar
Martha Crenshaw
Audio transcript available paper available
End of the World: Sense, Nonsense, and Nuclear War
May 21, 2009 CISAC Social Science Seminar
Lynn Eden, Fred Turner- Spies and Terrorists: Subversive Networks Across Ideologies and Times
April 30, 2009 CISAC Social Science Seminar
Katya Drozdova, Martha Crenshaw 3 papers available - Co-ordinating Counterterrorism: Organizational Routines in the United States, France and Britain
March 12, 2009 CISAC Social Science Seminar
Frank Foley, Martha Crenshaw
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