Fighting Back: What Governments Can Do About Terrorism
"[Fighting Back] boldly goes where few academics are able to effectively tread. The faculty members who put this work together have extensive experience in dealing with these same issues in the field, sometimes in places which were recently conflict zones. . . .  Sure to take its place among other important and enduring books. . . , Shemella and colleagues have answered their own sub-title ofWhat Government Can Do About Terrorism-- they are fighting back."—David Brannan,Homeland Security Affairs"Terrorism is a devilish problem because it ranges across so many perspectives.  Paul Shemella and his fellow authors put a range of the pieces together in a way that advances understanding for policymakers and provides a comprehensive guide for students."   —Gregory Treverton, Director, RAND Center for Global Risk and Security