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Author:

Lauer, Erin T

Title:

The Risk of Bioterrorism and Appropriate Public Health Preparedness

Area of Honors:

Security and Risk Analysis

Keywords:

Bioterrorism
Terrorism
Biological
Public Health
Influenza
Government

File:

Download Lauer_FinalThesis.pdf

Thesis Supervisors:

James A Piazza, Thesis Supervisor
William Benjamin Gill, Thesis Honors Advisor

Author:

Fanelli, Matthew Dennis

Title:

The U.S. Homegrown Threat: Creating a Uniform Profile for Homegrown Terrorism After 9/11

Area of Honors:

Security and Risk Analysis

Keywords:

Terrorism
Homegrown
Radicalization

File:

Download Fanelli_Matthew_The_US_Homegrown_Threat.pdf

Thesis Supervisors:

Peter Kent Forster, Thesis Supervisor
Dr. Edward J Glantz, Thesis Honors Advisor

Author:

Lunden, Keith Kenneth

Title:

Affective Disengagement from the Pyramid of Terror

Area of Honors:

Security and Risk Analysis

Keywords:

Terrorism
disengagement
deradicalization
disillusionment
security

File:

Download Lunden_Keith_AffectiveDisengagementFromThePyramidOfTerror.pdf

Thesis Supervisors:

Donald Richard Shemanski, Thesis Supervisor
Donald Richard Shemanski, Thesis Honors Advisor
Peter Kent Forster, Faculty Reader

Author:

Showan, Nathan Daniel

Title:

Comparing the Evolution of Counter-terrorism Responses in the United States (U.S.) and United Kingdom (U.K.)

Area of Honors:

Security and Risk Analysis

Keywords:

United States
United Kingdom
Counter terrorism
Terrorism
response
incident command
police investigation
legislative changes
terrorist events

File:

Download Showan-Nathan-US-UK-CounterTerrorismResponses__V-F_.pdf

Thesis Supervisors:

Peter Kent Forster, Thesis Supervisor
Dr. Edward J Glantz, Thesis Honors Advisor

Author:

Fanelli, Michael

Title:

Analysis of ISIS Twitter Media Content

Area of Honors:

Data Sciences

Keywords:

Classification
Machine Learning
Image-Recognition
Terrorism

File:

Download Fanelli_Michael_Analysis_Of_ISIS_Twitter_Media_Content.pdf

Thesis Supervisors:

Anna Cinzia Squicciarini, Thesis Supervisor
John Yen, Thesis Honors Advisor