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Articles 1-61 out of 61 article(s) Title Author Type Date Words Don't allow use of bug evidence in trials, advises terror watchdog. Nov 24, 2009 627 Improving combat gear with forensics-based models. Jean, Grace V. Oct 1, 2008 213 Should town halls use terror laws to spy on people? Councils across the North East are using anti-terrorism powers to spy on citizens hundreds of times each year Reporter TOM MULLEN finds out more and hears arguments for and against their methods. Sep 5, 2008 508 The influence of just war perspectives: implications for U.S. Central Command. Rauert, Tyler Essay Jul 1, 2008 4471 Human rights in a time of terror: at the beginning of a year that brings together the Beijing Olympics and the 60th anniversary of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, David Ransom assesses the damage done by the 'War on Terror' to the one race that really counts. Ransom, David Jan 1, 2008 1273 Ancient paradigms and modern expectations: is the United States acting like a normal state? Stadler, Chris Dec 22, 2007 9284 Five lessons from China's war on terror. Wayne, Martin I. Essay Dec 1, 2007 6110 The Phoenix program and contemporary warfare. Moyar, Mark Dec 1, 2007 4216 Poverty strategy. Brief article Sep 24, 2007 197 To defeat terrorists, military services must innovate, disrupt. McLaughlin, Charles Column Jan 1, 2007 1780 Musharraf's game. Darwish, Adel Dec 1, 2006 2022 Who will protect us from him? Wallis, Jim Nov 1, 2006 1156 A new operational assessment paradigm: splitting the stoplights. Messer, Kirsten; Dougherty, Shane Sep 22, 2006 2148 Criminal Antiterrorism and Police Intelligence Management Course: criminal intelligence analysis debuts at the United States Army Military Police School. Matthews, Eugene; Catron, Robert Sep 22, 2006 1017 War presidency as limited-term dictatorship. Brief article Aug 7, 2006 181 Suffolk County's Crisis Action Team: a Mobile Field Force for the 21st century. Cameron, Stuart K. Jun 1, 2006 2930 The empire digs in; amid all the talk of withdrawing troops from Iraq, Bush requests funds to build a network of super-bases across the country, pointing to a long-term deployment to last far beyond the insurgency. Blanche, Ed May 1, 2006 1706 Explosives at forefront of airport security measures. Jean, Grace Apr 1, 2006 387 Can a war against terror be just? Or, what is just war good for? Bell, Daniel M., Jr. Mar 22, 2006 5299 Warrantless wiretaps and your EZ Pass. Smith, Lisa Mar 1, 2006 1270 Is the government listening? The expansion of domestic spying after 9/11 raises some thorny constitutional issues. Smith, Patricia Cover Story Feb 20, 2006 2098 U.S. Special Operations Command and the War on Terror. Dailey, Dell L.; Webb Jeffrey G. Jan 1, 2006 2910 Intelligence Support to the Special Forces Group: time for chance: "the views expressed in this article are those of the author and do not reflect the official policy or position of the Departments of the Army and Defense, or the U.S. Government." First printed in the Summer 2005 issue of the Vanguard. Faint, Charles Jan 1, 2006 3321 What it takes: if we are to win the War on Terror, we must do far more. Alexiev, Alex Nov 7, 2005 1423 Effects-based operations and counterterrorism. Lazarus, David B. Sep 22, 2005 4418 Protecting public spaces from chemical attack. Aug 1, 2005 848 What kind of war? Strategic perspectives on the war on terrorism. Jogerst, John D. Mar 22, 2005 8470 Terror code puts extra burden on African ports: the International Ship and Port Facility Security Code (ISPS) was created last year out of fears of a 9/11-type terrorist attack on US ports. However, implementing the code is expensive, but ignoring it means losing US trade. How can African ports cope? Neil Ford analyses the code and its impact. Ford, Neil Feb 1, 2005 1322 Limits on use of federal aid crimp L.A. security efforts. Greenberg, David Jan 3, 2005 942 The problem with Putin: an unreliable ally, an unlikely democrat. Young, Cathy Column Jan 1, 2005 1314 Terrorism's violence warp: "The Bush administration, from the very beginning, has failed to define accurately the conflict with Islamic terrorists.". Howell, Llewellyn D. Jan 1, 2005 3853 Is homeland security strategically focused? Although 9-11 is said to have changed everything, the United States hasn't sufficiently changed the way it fights terrorism. Young, Samuel R., Jr. Dec 1, 2004 1339 We weren't already doing that? Peters, Charles Brief Article Dec 1, 2004 101 Ensuring protection without protectionism. Dec 1, 2004 419 The U.S.'s befuddled approach to the war on terrorism. Scherer, John L. Nov 1, 2004 4365 The killing by Chechen Islamists of several hundred hostages, mainly children, in the southern Russian town of Beslan should be a defining moment in the War on Terror. Brief Article Oct 11, 2004 250 Operation Summit CAP: enabling new NATO members to meet new threats. Smith, James R. Sep 22, 2004 7101 Adjusting to a post-Cold War world. Henriksen, Thomas Sep 13, 2004 519 Human security and East Asia: in the beginning. Evans, Paul M. May 1, 2004 8780 IRAQ - Apr 11 - Police Refuses To Fight. Brief Article Apr 17, 2004 208 Guantanamo Bay mission described during Closing Breakfast. Buisch, Michele D. Apr 1, 2004 1055 Orange you glad it was a false alarm? Mar 12, 2004 114 Code red: questions and answers about the war on terror. Mar 12, 2004 2903 Knowing less than we think. Lacter, Mark Column Jan 5, 2004 615 Awaiting armageddon: is the paranoia justified? "No one can say that major incidents never again will occur in the U.S., but successful attacks are much more difficult than people realize.". Scherer, John L. Jan 1, 2004 1841 O little wall of Bethlehem: security barriers and wars on terror are no way to seek peace on earth. Dec 1, 2003 694 Patriot games: antiterrorist law Sparks Fierce debate. Oct 17, 2003 1380 After 9/11, an assault on civil liberties: the worst terrorist attack on American soil jolted a populace complacent about national security. It also sparked an unprecedented backlash against Arab-Americans and restrictions on long-cherished rights. Now critics ask: has the government gone too far? Oct 1, 2003 3177 Bioterrorism early-warning system--algae? Krause, Carolyn Oct 1, 2003 524 Using U.S. transportation against terrorists. (Security Beat). Jul 1, 2003 380 So Much Process, So Little Peace: Lessons for the opponents of terrorists. O'Sullivan, John Jun 16, 2003 1336 Report targets U.S. Cyber-security. (Update). McCollum, Tim Feb 1, 2003 355 Canada's security policies. Lindsey, George Dec 22, 2002 5535 Preventive detention of immigrants and non-citizens in the United States since September 11th. Martin, Kate Aug 1, 2002 4830 Securing refugee protection in a cold climate. Harvey, Colin Aug 1, 2002 2027 Refugee policy after September 11: not much new. Whitaker, Reg Aug 1, 2002 3807 Human security and refugee protection after September 11: a reassessment. Freitas, Raquel Aug 1, 2002 8853 Migration and security: September 11 and implications for Canada's policies. Bhattacharyya, Suman Panel Discussion Aug 1, 2002 2283 Refugees and border security post-September 11. Adelman, Howard Aug 1, 2002 8481 Detaining the displaced. Acer, Eleanor May 1, 2002 2593 Detention in Canada: are we on the slippery slope? Gauvreau, Catherine; Williams, Glynis May 1, 2002 1819