France Train Attack Raises Travel Safety Concerns
Video: Prof. Robert Pape deems terrorism on Amtrak a 'remote possibility' and warns against 'expensive' overreactions in wake of France train attack
CBS
Minnesota’s Somali-Americans Urge New Treatment for Would-Be Terrorists
Article cites Clinical Prof. Alison Siegler, who discusses 'overriding concern' of safety in granting pretrial release to terrorism defendants
Can violence be moral?
Adj. Asst. Prof. David Nussbaum, grad student Seamus Power discuss complex relationship of violence, morality in context of terrorism
Chicago's French community sets Sunday rally
Fourth-year student Eve Zuckerman organizes rally in response to terrorist attack on satirical newspaper in France
Politics of Terror
Prof. Robert Pape describes effect of 'homegrown terrorism,' first on U.S. soil since 9/11
MSNBC
Boston bombing investigation
Prof. Robert Pape believes bombs, designed to maim and not kill, don't fit profile of al-Qaeda
UC terrorism expert: Boston bombings show signs of 'coordinated attack'
Prof. Robert Pape believes bombs designed to wound, not kill; draw attention to cause
Fox Chicago News
When leaders die, terror still thrives
Jenna Jordan, postdoctoral scholar at Chicago Harris, writes that Anwar al-Awlaki's death won't destroy al Qaeda
Poll: Impact of Sept 11 has not diminished even a decade after the attacks
AP-NORC poll finds more Americans say Sept. 11 had an impact on their lives than said so five years ago
