Terrorism

The terrorism attacks of September 11, 2001 and the world's subsequent response have made it imperative for students to better understand the nature of terrorism and the developments that may have lead to these fateful events if they are to make sense of the world. With this in mind we have created this continually updated online resource for you and your students.

Updated weekly, this site provides you with the most current information for you to incorporate directly into your course. With a focus on domestic and international issues, this site explores the scope of terrorism in our world today.

Terrorism: An Interdisciplinary Perspective We have drawn upon the expertise of our Criminal Justice, Sociology and Anthropology textbook authors to provide you with the most up-to-date essays related to Terrorism. Use them to stimulate class discussion or as a reference tool for your research. These essays are also available in a printed version. It can be bundled with a number of Wadsworth Sociology, Criminal Justice, Anthropology, and Political Science texts. Click HERE to see the bundle options.
Weekly News Updates Here, we not only offer current news and research articles on domestic and international terrorism. for your students to read, but we provide them with the technology they need to send their responses to you through our site.	Infotrac Key Words Here, you will find key words to assist you in gathering your research online.	Food for Thought: Thinking Critically about Terrorism Explore the ambiguities of terrorism with critical thinking exercises from Jonathan White's Terrorism: An Introduction text. These Food for Thought activities are designed to stimulate class discussion, encourage critical thinking, and serve as a basis for further research.
Teaching Tolerance The Teaching Tolerance section of www.tolerance.org offers a growing selection of resources that will help your students learn the importance of tolerance.

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