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THE HOLLOW JIHAD: THE UNRESTRICTED NATURE OF AL-QAEDA’S WAR, Muhammad Haniff Hassan & Mohamed Redzuan Salleh, August 2008

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Musharraf’s Resignation: Impact on Pakistan’s role in the war on terror, Saifullah Khan Mahsud, August 2008

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Abu Bakar Bashir Resigns from the Indonesian Mujahidin Council: What Now?, V. Arianti & Fatima Astuti, August 2008

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The Volatility of Nuclear Politics in the Middle East, Jesmeen Khan, August 2008

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Risks and Rewards:Can a Million Dollars Help Capture MSK?, Rebecca Givner-Forbes, July 2008

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Latest Reports

 

Davao del Sur Bus Bombing, September 2008

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Key leader of the Rajah Solaiman Islamic Movement arrested, August 2008

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Car Bomber Strikes Algerian Police Station, Kills 42 Civilians, August 2008

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Opening Address for RSIS Workshop on Countering Extremism, August 2008

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Car Bombs Follow Suicide Attack in Algeria, August 2008

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Latest Publications
RAND Review Fall 2006
 
Countering Terrorism
Michael Chandler and Rohan Gunaratna
IntroductionBook Review
RAND Review Fall 2006
Unlicensed to Kill.
Countering Imam Samudra's Justification for the Bali Bombing
Muhammad Haniff Bin Hassan

 

RAND Review Fall 2006Conflict and Terrorism in Southern Thailand
Rohan Gunaratna, Arabinda Acharya, Sabrina Chua
IntroductionBook Review

 
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ICPVTR Programs

Terrorism Analyst Study Awards

A number of Terrorism Analyst Study Awards will be offered in AY2008/09. Students enrolled in any of the MSc programmes are eligible to apply, subject to selection by the International Centre for Political Violence and Terrorism Research (ICPVTR), which is part of RSIS. Terrorism Analysts will conduct research at ICPVTR while studying part-time for their degree over two Academic Years. Singaporeans are strongly encouraged to apply

The Counter-Terrorism Leadership Program

The International Center for Political Violence and Terrorism Research (ICPVTR) at the S. Rajaratnam School of International Studies (RSIS) is offering the Counter Terrorism Leadership Programme (CTLP).  Participants are drawn from the counter terrorism services of government ministries and agencies.  During their three month attachment the participants are required to attend all classes being offered during a given trimester on the Counter-Terrorism Certificate Track (CTS) in addition to any agreed upon assignments while attached to ICPVTR.

*For more information on either program please contact: ishyyeo@ntu.edu.sg
ICPVTR Functional Areas
  1. Ideological Response
  2. Legislative Response
  3. Educational Response
  4. Financial Response
  5. Media Response
  6. Terrorism Informatics
  7. Developmental Response

Photos taken during Singapore President S.R. Nathan’s visit to ICPVTR, to mark our 4th anniversary. Monday, 7th April 2008
Visit by Hemant Shah, President and CEO of Risks Management Solutions on 16 July 2008
Visit by Amod Gurung, member of the UN Department Peacekeeping Operations on 17 July 2008. He spoke briefly about his previous experience with the Nepali police force and with UN peacekeeping missions around the world
Visit by HE Patricia L. Herbold, US Ambassador to Singapore, 22 February 2008
 
 

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