He is the co-editor (with Charles B. Strozier) of Genocide, War, and Human Survival (1996); Trauma and Self (1996); and The Year 2,000: Essays on the End (1997). He is the editor of The Second Nuclear Age: Political and Psychocultural Perspectives. His research interests include the psychological and political economy of urban violence; the psychological effects of living in a nuclearized world; literary, autobiographical, and psychohistorical approaches to the self and trauma; and the public and media role of the psychologist. Michael Flynn holds an M.A. and a Ph.D. from Duquesne University and a B.A. from the College of Idaho. Dr. Flynn teaches several of the core terrorism certificate courses including Psychology of Cults, Terrorism and Politics, and Psychology of Terrorism. Peter Romaniuk, Associate Director