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Title: ICP 349 01302007


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ICP 349 01/30/2007
  • Website.
  • http//faculty.roosevelt.edu/erickson/kg/icp349/
  • Course status
  • Reader available last Thursday morning (January
    25)
  • I am looking into getting additional copies of
    readers made.
  • Checking with ICP and Fulbright.
  • McCauley readings now optional, do back-up
    readings instead.
  • Back up readings for January 25.
  • FAS Intelligence Resource Project's Translation
    of 1998 "Russian Law on Fighting Terrorism."
  • Smith, Mark 2004. "Russian Perspectives on
    Terrorism" Kyrgyz Ministry of Defense October 13,
    2006 press release re "South 2006" joint
    Kyrgyz/Russian counterterror exercises.

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  • Course status, continued.
  • Presentation date/topic new due date, February
    8th.
  • Paper assignment 1 still due February 15.
  • Recent events to pay attention to.
  • Battle outside of Najaf right before of Ashura.
  • Messianic Cults/Eschatology/ and violence.
  • Soldiers of God trigger the return of the
    Mahdi.
  • If insurgents were successful, Sunni/Shia civil
    war in Iraq intensified, regional implications.
  • Wanted to assassinate Grand Ayatollah Sistani.
  • Israel (suicide bombing) Italy (law suit
    against CIA and Italian intelligence) Northern
    Ireland (Sinn Fein and internal security forces).
  • Class agenda.
  • Discussion of concepts introduced by readings.
  • Ross - Smith.
  • Video CNN shown last Thursday (Jan. 25).

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  • Next Class February 1.
  • Ross - continued.
  • Terrorism and Coercion - Definition(s),
    Interests, Measurement.
  • Generalizable Theories.
  • Levels of analysis.
  • Micro, Meso, Macro.
  • Actors.
  • Structure vs. Agency, Temporality.
  • Motivations.
  • Cases (individual, small n, large n).
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