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Copyright 2006 Andrew Horan The major obstacle to nuclear terrorism is not obtaining the weapon. It is obtaining the terrorist group. A single terrorist fired the weapon that ignited World War 1. When the Archduke Ferdinand died, Europe erupted into a war, which resulted in the deaths of million...

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U.S. Army soldiers who return from military deployment to the Iraq war have an increased risk for mild neuropsychological compromise, including poorer memory and sustained attention performance and greater feelings of tension and confusion, according to a study in the August 2 issue of JAMA, a t...

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The conflict in Lebanon is hampering the Bush administration’s ability to set and execute a legislative agenda that could help the GOP’s election prospects, says Robert Eisinger, associate professor and chair of political science at Lewis & Clark College in Portland, Ore. Eisinger, the aut...

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Prof. Rex Brynen Chair, Middle East Studies Program Current Middle East politics: Palestinians, Jordan; Arab-Israeli conflict/peace process (with special emphasis on development assistance and refugees); security and development in the Middle East; authoritarianism and democratiz...

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*Dr. Ghassan El-Eid, assoc. professor of political science at CCSU since 1989, is an internationally recognized expert on Middle East politics and the dynamics of terrorism. He is a political consultant for MSNBC and the CBS Hartford affiliate. He's been interviewed by numerous national TV and n...

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On this, eleven day of the Katyusha assaults on Northern Israel, here are some updates and stories from the University of Haifa- the city which was one of the main targets of the Hezbollah. Return to Work The University Administration has completed the preparations for the planned return t...

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	Nuclear Terrorism (Preview) Copyright 2006 Andrew Horan The major obstacle to nuclear terrorism is not obtaining the weapon. It is obtaining the terrorist group. A single terrorist fired the weapon that ignited World War 1. When the Archduke Ferdinand died, Europe erupted into a war, which resulted in the deaths of million...	rahul77	0	494	Aug 15, 2006 by rahul77
	Return From Iraq Associated With Increased Risk for Adverse Neuropsychological Effects (Preview) U.S. Army soldiers who return from military deployment to the Iraq war have an increased risk for mild neuropsychological compromise, including poorer memory and sustained attention performance and greater feelings of tension and confusion, according to a study in the August 2 issue of JAMA, a t...	sol	0	364	Aug 8, 2006 by sol
	Expert Says Lebanon Conflict Hinders Bush Agenda (Preview) The conflict in Lebanon is hampering the Bush administration’s ability to set and execute a legislative agenda that could help the GOP’s election prospects, says Robert Eisinger, associate professor and chair of political science at Lewis & Clark College in Portland, Ore. Eisinger, the aut...	sol	0	345	Aug 2, 2006 by sol
	Middle East Experts (Preview) Prof. Rex Brynen Chair, Middle East Studies Program Current Middle East politics: Palestinians, Jordan; Arab-Israeli conflict/peace process (with special emphasis on development assistance and refugees); security and development in the Middle East; authoritarianism and democratiz...	sol	0	370	Jul 28, 2006 by sol
	Middle East Politics, Terrorism Expert Available for Commentary (Preview) *Dr. Ghassan El-Eid, assoc. professor of political science at CCSU since 1989, is an internationally recognized expert on Middle East politics and the dynamics of terrorism. He is a political consultant for MSNBC and the CBS Hartford affiliate. He's been interviewed by numerous national TV and n...	sol	0	363	Jul 25, 2006 by sol
	University of Haifa Under Missile Attack (Preview) On this, eleven day of the Katyusha assaults on Northern Israel, here are some updates and stories from the University of Haifa- the city which was one of the main targets of the Hezbollah. Return to Work The University Administration has completed the preparations for the planned return t...	sol	0	377	Jul 25, 2006 by sol
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