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    INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY IN CRIMINAL JUSTICE (CIS) THE ROLE OF THE INTERNET AND CRIME Abstract The use of the Internet for criminal purpose is one of the most critical challenges facing the FBI and law enforcement in general. Understanding and using the Internet to combat Internet Fraud is essential for law enforcement. The fraud being committed over the Internet is the same Type of white collar fraud the FBI has traditionally investigated but poses additional concerns And Challenges

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    Economic Effects of Terrorism

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    The Economic Effects of Terrorism: Counterfactual Analysis of the Case of Israel Dotan Persitz Tel Aviv University † Abstract The paper evaluates the effect of Palestinian terror on the Israeli economy by using counterfactual methodology and quarterly data for the macroeconomic aggregates of OECD countries and Israel from 1980 to 2003. Had there been no terror in Israel since 1994‚ the country’s per-capita GDP in 2003:3 would have been 8.6% higher than it was. Predictions based on low future

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    OF TERRORISM AND RISE OF NON STATE ACTORS “Prediction is very difficult‚ especially about future”. - Niels Bohr 12. Terrorism is by no means a new concept in terms of law; however it is a complex one as no consensus has yet been reached regarding its definition under international law1.There are many definitions of terrorism but the underlying fact is that all of them encapsulate the major elements of threat and act. Few examples of the definition of terrorism are

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    Terrorism and Requiem for the Twin Towers” was written in 2002 by Jean Baudrillard‚ a French twentieth century philosopher and sociologist and published in the French newspaper Le Monde on the one-year anniversary of 9/11. Baudrillard delves into many separate subjects in this essay such as‚ the underlying symbolism of events in contrast to non-events‚ the breakdown of a singular dominant world player (the West‚ especially the US)‚ and the effect of media imagery in the reporting of world events

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    The Father of American Terrorism By Ken Chowder Many historians believe that the pre-Civil War antislavery activist John Brown would be considered the first American domestic terrorist. Terrorism is defined as using fear through violence to achieve a goal‚ especially for political purposes. It is obvious that Brown had these qualities. Even before coming into light as an antislavery extremist he had an incident at his home where he barricaded himself and two of his sons with muskets to avoid

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    Stan Mihaylov Dr. Reichert ENGL 1102 2/15/2011 The War against Terrorism Military actions are the greatest folly which mankind has ever created. Since the creation of the human race‚ there is a trend that the stronger nations impose their power and will over the weaker nations. If in ancient times wars were happening primarily to take on new territories and resources‚ it was sufficiently clear and justifiable for a whole nation to stand behind that idea. However‚ wars nowadays are provoked by

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    Is Islam The Religion Of Terrorism? Hassan Farhat NDU University ENL 105 Dr.Saiid Rajha December 26‚2012 Thesis statement: In fact‚ Islam is the religion of love and peace and the concept of Jihad is far from terrorism. I. Islam is the religion of love and peace. A. Allah is the source of love and peace. B. Quran. C. Mohammad the prophet. II. The concept of Jihad. A. Types of Jihad. B. Why and when to use Jihad. C. Where and how to use Jihad. IS

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    Terrorists and revolutionaries are on two sides of a wide‚ prominent schism. While both a terrorist and a revolutionary wish to create pivotal change‚ terrorists use violence nondescriptly to influence those around them‚ whereas revolutionaries value the process of achieving their goal as well as the goal itself. Terrorism is a word that seems to permeate modern media. Not a day goes by that the average American hears of the activities of a terrorist group halfway around the world. It’s easily

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    war on terrorism into the war on tourism” (Zemsky‚ 2005) The term terrorism has evolved in its meaning since it was first introduced in 1790s during the violent period following the French Revolution‚ to what it is now as the acts of violence or brutality intended to gain political‚ religious or ideological objective through intimidation and instillation of fear in the targeted population (Jenkins‚ 2003; Enders and Sandler‚ 2002). In hospitality industry‚ concern regarding terrorism has been

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    these terrorist are looking to gain political power. Terrorism’s psychological effect on the public has increased due to the increased coverage by the media. Governments are struggling to prevent terrorist attacks although they are taking action. Terrorism has taken place since the beginning of time and will continue to be a pressing issue. On September 11‚ 2001 the massive terrorist attack of 911 took place causing devastation to the United States. Members of an Islamic extremist group were searching

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