Terrorism

Thank you for such a thorough review; this book is on my to-read list so I appreciate an outline and your key findings from it.

Given the GAO's December 2022 report on Women in Special Operations and the fact that CT remains a core activity of U.S. Special Operations Command, I'd be interested to see what source material or references the author used to specifically look at what role women in special operators, understanding their disproportionate lack of representation in the force, played in CT.

Hi all,

Dear Members,

Please allow me to note the publication of what is possibly the first collaborative volume between Western, Chinese, Indian, and immigrant, scholars, and also open-access thanks to the University of California Press and the Berggruen Institute, which published the volume, and funded the project:

Bridging Two Worlds: Comparing Classical Political Though and Statecraft in India and China, ed., Acharya, A., Bell, D. A., Bhargava, R., and Xuetong, Y. (Oakland, CA: University of California Press, 2023). 313 pages.

ISBN 9780520390980 (paperback)

Please join the Center for the Study of Force and Diplomacy for a lecture from Silke Zoller, Assistant Professor of History at Kennesaw State University, titled "To Deter and Punish: Preventing International Terrorism in the 1970s."

Please join the Center for the Study of Force and Diplomacy for a lecture from Silke Zoller, Assistant Professor of History at Kennesaw State University, titled "To Deter and Punish: Preventing International Terrorism in the 1970s."

I'm happy to announce that my monograph Xinjiang -- China and the Uyghurs which was published in German in 2021 (Würzburg University Press) is now also available in French. Both editions are open access. Below you find the bibliographical details, download links and tables of content  in both languages.