School Crisis is defined as crisis occurred in and out ofschools. For examples, natural disaster (earthquake, volcanic eruption), crime, violence, terrorism, war, fire at school, traffic accident, diseases, suicide, other accidental events/diseases, bullying. Macy [2] classified school crisis into two types; that is, high-impact-low-・incidence traumatic events and low-impact-high-incidence trau...

This paper assesses the parameters and utility of “targeted killing” in combating terrorism and its role within the norm of state self-defense in the international community. The author’s thesis is that, while targeted killing provides states with a method of combating terrorism, and while it is “effective” on a number of levels, it is inherently limited and not a panacea. The adoption and exec...

Steganography has received considerable press in the last three years, mostly due to the war on terror. This paper discusses the state of steganography by examining its current uses, limitations, and implications. In addition, this paper addresses the relationship between steganography, steganalysis and terrorism.

This study investigated the role of character strengths and virtues in moderating relations between conflict exposure and psychiatric symptoms among 1078 adolescents aged 13-15 living in southern Israel, who were exposed to lengthy periods of war, terrorism and political conflict. Adolescents were assessed for character strengths and virtues, political violence exposure using the Political Life...

iii Preface The decision to study Peace & Development and conducting my research into terrorism was primarily motivated by my experiences whilst carrying out research in Peru during the hostage situation of the Japanese Embassy in 1996 (initiated by the Moviemento Revolutionario de Tupac Amaru (MRTA)). Peruvians condemned the action, but sure, their manifesto was sound and true and the director...