The only terrorist who cannot harm us is a dead one: derad programs are far from perfect
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When we discuss terrorism and the extent of its reach we really should ensure that numbers play an important part in our analysis
Terrorism is not as obvious as it may seem at times. Agreement on what is – and what isn’t – an act of terrorism can be quite difficult.
On June 4, 2014 Justin Bourque killed three RMCP officers and wounded two others in the eastern Canadian city of Moncton
We have ‘terrorism on the brain’ and vested interests are using any excuse to label all acts of violence committed by any group as terrorist
The decision to name some groups as terrorist is often a very biased one: it is important to see why certain groups are labeled as such
The verdict in the 2018 Toronto van killings was a good reminder that jumping to conclusions about terrorism is rarely a good idea
Terrorism means many things to many people and we may be heading down an unhelpful pathway
When we cannot agree on what a word means, how can we deal with the consequences of its actions?
Finnish police were unable to discover a motive behind a bombing at a Helsinki mall in 2002 perpetrated by a 19-year old chemistry buff.