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Beyond Print: Terrorism

Suicide Bombings

Find out how a knowledge of crowd movements may help reduce casualties from a suicide bomb attack. For an earlier 2005 study on the same phenomenon, click here.

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A new Rand study looks at the ways that freedom of movement within a conflict zone could signal the success of counterinsurgency efforts. However, the report warns that the data can be misleading. Read the report online to learn more.

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The Day Wall Street Exploded: A Story of America in Its First Age of Terror

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