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TERRORISM EXPERT
ALICE LoCICERO
"An excellent resource on terrorism for professionals and lay readers alike."
Kirkus Reviews

What do the Accused Boston Marathon Bombers have in common with a Sri Lankan teenager who wanted to be a nun, a Tunisian honors student, and a Norwegian who wanted to be a physician?
Preventing "home grown" terrorism starts with understanding why and how young people all over the world are becoming radicalized, recruited, and convinced that the best way to a meaningful life is through violence.

The war on terror can never be won with guns, but rather by understanding the forces that drive an individual to become a terrorist and then constructively addressing those forces.
--Naresh Gunaratnam, MD, Ann Arbor, MI (commenting on Creating Young Martyrs.)

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