Criminal Justice: Terrorism

Includes resources such as Country Terrorist reports and information on terrorist organizations, state sponsored terrorism, and counterterrorism programs

National Counter-terrorism Center website includes a timeline, methods and tactics, and profiles of known terrorists.

Definitions, cases, incidents, most-wanted, and more.

Our growing team of diverse academic and professional backgrounds provides research, training, and strategic advice to government leaders, intelligence, defense, international organizations, police and civilian communities worldwide to prevent and deter the threat of violent extremism in the core areas such as capacity building and programmatic support, countering extremist narrative, alternative narrative, developing community resilience, managing intervention activities, and training.

Profiles and maps of militant organizations, from Stanford University.

Overview of terrorism from the National Institute of Justice.

Documents on topics related to U.S. national security, foreign policy, intelligence, and military history.

RAND is a world leader in research on terrorism, counterterrorism, counterinsurgency, disaster management, and homeland security.

A consortium of researchers dedicated to improving the understanding of the human causes and consequences of terrorism. START seeks to collect and disseminate valuable datasets so that academics, analysts, and practitioners can take these objective baselines as their starting point for future analysis and decision-making.