Overview
This assignment originally appeared at John F. Kennedy’s School of Government at Harvard University.
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https://edge.apus.edu/access/content/attachment/417276/Assignments/c03b45fb-7b8e-427f-ae87-07299c963a5d/OpEdGuideINTL%20451.pdf
Below are the readings
Stewart, Scott. (2016). “It Takes Village to Stop a Lone Wolf.” STRATFOR Global Intelligence
Lynch, Mark. (2010). “In Defense of Obama’s Muslim Outreach” The Foreign Policy Magazine
Cohen, Eyal Tsir (2018). "Pushing the Jihadists Genie back into the Bottle: How to Counter the Ongoing Terrorist Threat
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CO-1 Examine definitions, origins and causes of terrorism.
CO-2 Compare objectives, patterns, and actors of terrorism before and after 2001.
CO-3 Evaluate the character and influence of terrorist groups, their goals, structure, logistics and operations.
CO-4 Analyze the current trends and manifestations of terrorism and consequent challenges they pose for U.S. national security policies.
CO-5 Apply contemporary theories and methods derived from anti- and counter-terrorism policies to U.S. national security issues.