terrorism

Teen spy Alex Rider is sent to a maximum security facility in Gibraltar to impersonate Julius Grief while seeking information about a new criminal organization called Nightshade.

Nax and a handful of other space Academy washouts are the only surviving pilots after the school is hijacked by terrorists, but in order to spread the truth about the attack, Nax and his fellow failures must execute a dangerous heist.

Recounts events of September 11, 2001, when terrorists flew into the World Trade Center and the Pentagon, discusses what is known of the terrorists, and relates how America has responded to the tragedy.

Chronicles the history of terrorist attacks on the United States, explores the motivations of terrorists who target innocent people, and looks at what the U.S. government is doing to fight terrorism.

Ten essays examine the psychology of terrorism, covering coping methods, active responses, and prevention; includes such topics as apartheid in South Africa, child terrorists, raising "inclusively" caring children, and conflict resolution in schools.

Nine essays present theoretical perspectives on terrorism, covering such topics as religion and psychosis, apocalyptic dreams, and cultists.

Presents essays on clinical aspects and responses to terrorism, covering such topics as the mental health of refugee children, state terrorism, torture, and indirect trauma.

Moved to a mansion in the South Jersey Pine Barrens, four teenagers, trying to recover from being poisoned by terrorists, struggle with health issues, personal demons, and supernatural events, as operatives try to track down the terror cell. SEQUEL to "Streams of Babel".

Examines the history of the U.S. Department of Homeland Security, the part of the government responsible for reducing America's vulnerability to terrorism, introduces important people in homeland security, explains how the department works, and discusses its role in the twenty-first century.