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Introduction. How Russia faces terrorism         Russia has been familiar with terrorism since the end of the 19th century, when this phenomenon...

Communication regarding this chapter to Clark McCauley, Psychology Department, Bryn Mawr College, Bryn Mawr, PA 19010.  ([email protected]) Abstract Looking back...

The systematic study of the psychology of terrorism is beset with methodological problems. Most notably, we usually lack access to...

Today the danger of so-called foreign fighters has ranked high on the international agenda and has become a major concern for...

Most of us take it for granted that slavery is no longer a significant part of the human experience. We...

Any major crisis tends to bring out both the worst and best in individuals, groups, whole nations, and even humanity...

Already in the still-young coronavirus pandemic crisis, a narrative is beginning to emerge about virtuous and wanting styles of leadership...

Children, when at their best being children, are humble. They have little choice. Their naturally underdeveloped sense of self-assurance translates...

Even in normal times it is not easy for outsiders to understand American politics, even outsiders who live in democracies....

Back on May 16 I wrote here about the “good news from North Africa.” My main point was that, despite...