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Auburn University Terrorism Defense Discussion

Auburn University Terrorism Defense Discussion

You must select 2 end of chapter questions OR select any 2 topics from the chapter each week (from the require text).
Post your response (counts as 1 post), then respond to your fellow classmate 1 more time or more throughout the week. The post must be substantive, not just I agree or 2 sentences. See my policies for more info which is posted on the discussion board rules. 
2 total posts per week are only needed, in depth, APA format (in text plus reference list are only required). 1) Main response plus 2) one response to a fellow classmate. 
1) Your response should be at least 200 words to fully develop your answer. Defend your position with concrete examples from the textbook and real-life cases, if applicable.
By the end of this module, you will be able to:
     Explore several definitions of terrorism
     Review several typologies of terrorism
     Discuss the purposes of terrorism
     Construct a basic typology of terrorism
     Appreciate the difficulty of law enforcement in dealing with terrorism
     Reflect on the moral justification of terrorism

For this learning module, please study the following materials. You will need to understand the concepts presented here to complete the assignments.
Read:
Textbook Chapter 1
Poland, J. (2011) Understanding Terrorism: Groups, Strategies, and Responses, 3/E. Prentice Hall ISBN-13: 9780132457767
Key Terms: 
al Aqsa Martyrs Brigade
Fear
Terrorism

     al Qaeda
Guilt transfer
Typology
     Atrocity
Morality
USA Patriot Act

     Disinformation
Political objective
Outline:
The Nature of Terrorism
                     Characteristics of terrorism

                     Morality of terrorism
                     Defining Terrorism

                            No clear and concise definition of terrorism
                            Ambiguity over common vs. political crime
                            Difficult to plan security measures
                            Today’s terrorist is tomorrow’s Nobel Prize winner
                      Terrorist Typologies
                            Wilkinson’s categories
                            Schmid and de Graaf research
                            Hacker’s study on terrorist motives
                      Terrorist Atrocities
                            Use of extranormal violence
                            Purpose of terrorist atrocities
                     Conclusions

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