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Teaching About Terrorism: University of Warwick

University of Warwick
Teaching About Terrorism is a 2009/10 research project funded by C-SAP, one of the Higher Education Academy's subject networks. The project aims to research the extent and nature of teaching about terrorism in UK Universities, primarily in the disciplines of Sociology, Politics and CriminologyTeaching Terrorism, About, Teaching Terrorism, Accessed 24-September-2010.
==Freedom of Information Request 1==
*Does your institution provide any information or advice to students or staff on any potential liability under Terrorism legislation which might result from accessing materials for teaching or research?
:No
*Does your institution have any kind of procedure to review or assess reading lists, module descriptors or other teaching materials which explicitly or in practice considers questions of safety and risk under terrorism legislation as part of its remit?
:The institution has a module approval process which requires that departments set out the module aims, learning outcomes and are asked to provide a bibliography for the module, amongst a range of other data. There is not an explicit requirement on the committees considering these proposals that they review them specifically for safety and risk under terrorism legislation, although the committee could, and perhaps should, raise such concerns if they saw fit. The primary purpose of the process is to assure the quality of teaching provision at the institution. 
*Does your institution have any system, policy or procedure in place for dealing with any potential actions taken by the authorities against the institution, its students or staff under Terrorism legislation?
:The institution does not have a specific "Terrorism Policy", but Regulation 29 relating to meetings held on University premises is relevant, the link for which isUniversity of Warwick, Regulations, University of Warwick, Accessed 02-November-2010.
*Does your institution have any system, policy or procedure in place for ‘preventing violent extremism’ as recommended for example in the government guidance document ‘Promoting Good Campus Relations’?
:The institution does not have a specific "Terrorism Policy", but Regulation 29 relating to meetings held on University premises is relevant, the link for which isUniversity of Warwick, Regulations, University of Warwick, Accessed 02-November-2010University of Warwick, Response to Teaching About Terrorism Freedom of Information Request 1, Scribd, Accessed 02-November-2010
==Freedom of Information Request 2==
==Resources==
*Freedom of Information Results, Teaching About Terrorism: FOI Results
==Notes==
Category:Teaching About Terrorism
Teaching About Terrorism: University of Winchester

Teaching About Terrorism is a 2009/10 research project funded by C-SAP, one of the Higher Education Academy's subject networks. The project aims to research the extent and nature of teaching about terrorism in UK Universities, primarily in the disciplines of Sociology, Politics and Criminology.Teaching Terrorism, About, Teaching Terrorism, Accessed 24-September-2010
==Freedom of Information Request 1==
Does your institution provide any information or advice to students or staff on any potential liability under Terrorism legislation which might result from accessing materials for teaching or research?
:We are unable to respond to this request as we are concerned that releasing information with regard to our policies under terrorism legislation would be potential harmful to national security, and so exempt under the Act (S.24).
Does your institution have any kind of procedure to review or assess reading lists, module descriptors or other teaching materials which explicitly or in practice considers questions of safety and risk under terrorism legislation as part of its remit?
:We are unable to respond to this request as we are concerned that releasing information with regard to our policies under terrorism legislation would be potential harmful to national security, and so exempt under the Act (S.24). 
Does your institution have any system, policy or procedure in place for dealing with any potential actions taken by the authorities against the institution, its students or staff under Terrorism legislation?
:We are unable to respond to this request as we are concerned that releasing information with regard to our policies under terrorism legislation would be potential harmful to national security, and so exempt under the Act (S.24).
Does your institution have any system, policy or procedure in place for 'preventing violent extremism' as recommended for example in the government guidance document 'Promoting Good Campus Relations'?
:We are unable to respond to this request as we are concerned that releasing information with regard to our policies under terrorism legislation would be potential harmful to national security, and so exempt under the Act (S.24).University of Winchester, Response to FOI 1, Scribd, Accessed 04-April-2011
==Freedom of Information Request 2==
==Resources==
*Freedom of Information Results, Teaching About Terrorism: FOI Results
*University of Winchester, Response to FOI 1, Scribd
==Notes==
Category:Teaching About Terrorism
Teaching About Terrorism: University of Wolverhampton

Teaching About Terrorism is a 2009/10 research project funded by C-SAP, one of the Higher Education Academy's subject networks. The project aims to research the extent and nature of teaching about terrorism in UK Universities, primarily in the disciplines of Sociology, Politics and Criminology.Teaching Terrorism, About, Teaching Terrorism, Accessed 24-September-2010
==Freedom of Information Request 1==
*Does your institution provide any information or advice to students or staff on any potential liability under Terrorism legislation which might result from accessing materials for teaching or research?
:No
*Does your institution have any kind of procedure to review or assess reading lists, module descriptors or other teaching materials which explicitly or in practice considers questions of safety and risk under terrorism legislation as part of its remit?
:No
*Does your institution have any system, policy or procedure in place for dealing with any potential actions taken by the authorities against the institution, its students or staff under Terrorism legislation?
:Yes, A system. No policy or procedure.
*Does your institution have any system, policy or procedure in place for ‘preventing violent extremism’ as recommended for example in the government guidance document ‘Promoting Good Campus Relations’?
:Yes, A system. No policy or procedure.Wolverhampton, University of Wolverhampton response to Teaching About Terrorism FOI 1, Scribd, Accessed 02-November-2010
==Freedom of Information Request 2==
==Resources==
*Freedom of Information Results, Teaching About Terrorism: FOI Results
*Wolverhampton, University of Wolverhampton response to Teaching About Terrorism FOI 1, Scribd
==Notes==
Category:Teaching About Terrorism
Teaching About Terrorism: University of Worcester

Teaching About Terrorism is a 2009/10 research project funded by C-SAP, one of the Higher Education Academy's subject networks. The project aims to research the extent and nature of teaching about terrorism in UK Universities, primarily in the disciplines of Sociology, Politics and Criminology.Teaching Terrorism, About, Teaching Terrorism, Accessed 24-September-2010
==Freedom of Information Request 1==
The University of Worcester answered the first Teaching About Terrorism Freedom of Information Request in the following way:Teaching About Terrorism: FOI ResultsUniversity of Worcester, University of Worcester FOI 1 Response, Scribd, Accessed 15-October-2010
*Does your institution provide any information or advice to students or staff on any potential liability under Terrorism legislation which might result from accessing materials for teaching or research ?
:No	
*Does your institution have any kind of procedure to review or assess reading lists, module descriptors or other teaching materials which explicitly or in practice considers questions of safety and risk under terrorism legislation as part of its remit ?
:No
*Does your institution have any system, policy or procedure in place for dealing with any potential actions taken by the authorities against the institution, its students or staff under Terrorism legislation?
:No	
*Does your institution have any system, policy or procedure in place for ‘preventing violent extremism’ as recommended for example in the government guidance document ‘Promoting Good Campus Relations’
:We do not have anything specific but our current policies (for example our IT Policy) are currently being reviewed in this context.
==Freedom of Information Request 2==
==Resources==
*Freedom of Information Results, Teaching About Terrorism: FOI Results
*University of Worcester, University of Worcester FOI 1 Response, Scribd
==Notes==
Category:Teaching About Terrorism
Teaching About Terrorism: University of York

Teaching About Terrorism is a 2009/10 research project funded by C-SAP, one of the Higher Education Academy's subject networks. The project aims to research the extent and nature of teaching about terrorism in UK Universities, primarily in the disciplines of Sociology, Politics and CriminologyTeaching Terrorism, About, Teaching Terrorism, Accessed 24-September-2010.
==Freedom of Information Request 1==
According to the response of this University to the initial four part teaching terrorism FOI request, the answer to all four questions was 'no'Freedom of Information Results, Teaching About Terrorism: FOI ResultsUniversity of York, Response to first Teaching About Terrorism FOI, Scribd, Accessed 14-October-2010
. The four questions being:
*Does your institution provide any information or advice to students or staff on any potential liability under Terrorism legislation which might result from accessing materials for teaching or research ?	
*Does your institution have any kind of procedure to review or assess reading lists, module descriptors or other teaching materials which explicitly or in practice considers questions of safety and risk under terrorism legislation as part of its remit ?
*Does your institution have any system, policy or procedure in place for dealing with any potential actions taken by the authorities against the institution, its students or staff under Terrorism legislation ?	
*Does your institution have any system, policy or procedure in place for ‘preventing violent extremism’ as recommended for example in the government guidance document ‘Promoting Good Campus Relations’
==Freedom of Information Request 2==
==Resources==
*Freedom of Information Results, Teaching About Terrorism: FOI Results
*University of York, Response to first Teaching About Terrorism FOI, Scribd
==Notes==
Category:Teaching About Terrorism
Teaching About Terrorism: University of the Arts

Teaching About Terrorism is a 2009/10 research project funded by C-SAP, one of the Higher Education Academy's subject networks. The project aims to research the extent and nature of teaching about terrorism in UK Universities, primarily in the disciplines of Sociology, Politics and CriminologyTeaching Terrorism, About, Teaching Terrorism, Accessed 24-September-2010.
==Freedom of Information Request 1==
You recently made a request to the University in regard to information on terrorism legislation. We do not have the very specific information that you request. I refer you to our website to the A-Z List specifically to Academic Affairs and Research where you will find information on academic matters and research governance. I refer you to the A-Z list specifically to Human Resources and Student Services where you will find information on staff and student matters, including our policies and student charter. In regard to your question on 'preventing violent extremism' such behaviour would be dealt with by the staff or student disciplinary code. These can be found online following the aforementioned web linksUniversity of the Arts, Response to Teaching About Terrorism Freedom of Information Request 1, Scribd, Accessed 09-November-2010.
==Freedom of Information Request 2==
==Resources==
*Freedom of Information Results, Teaching About Terrorism: FOI Results
*University of the Arts, Response to Teaching About Terrorism Freedom of Information Request 1, Scribd
==Notes==
Category:Teaching About Terrorism
Teaching About Terrorism: University of the West of England

Teaching About Terrorism is a 2009/10 research project funded by C-SAP, one of the Higher Education Academy's subject networks. The project aims to research the extent and nature of teaching about terrorism in UK Universities, primarily in the disciplines of Sociology, Politics and CriminologyTeaching Terrorism, About, Teaching Terrorism, Accessed 24-September-2010.
==Freedom of Information Request 1==
*Does your institution provide any information or advice to students or staff on any potential liability under Terrorism legislation which might result from accessing materials for teaching or research?
:No
*Does your institution have any kind of procedure to review or assess reading lists, module descriptors or other teaching materials which explicitly or in practice considers questions of safety and risk under terrorism legislation as part of its remit?
:No
 
*Does your institution have any system, policy or procedure in place for dealing with any potential actions taken by the authorities against the institution, its students or staff under Terrorism legislation?
:The University neither confirms nor denies that it holds information falling within the description specified in your request. We consider that the duty in Section 1(1)(a) of the Freedom of Information Act 2000 does not apply, by virtue of Section 31(3) of that Act. This should not be taken as an indication that the information you requested is or is not held. 
*Does your institution have any system, policy or procedure in place for ‘preventing violent extremism’ as recommended for example in the government guidance document ‘Promoting Good Campus Relations’?
:The University neither confirms nor denies that it holds information falling within the description specified in your request. We consider that the duty in Section 1(1)(a) of the Freedom of Information Act 2000 does not apply, by virtue of Section 31(3) of that Act. This should not be taken as an indication that the information you requested is or is not held. University of the West of England, Response to Teaching About Terrorism Freedom of Information Request 1, Scribd, Accessed 09-November-2010
==Freedom of Information Request 2==
==Resources==
*Freedom of Information Results, Teaching About Terrorism: FOI Results
*University of the West of England, Response to Teaching About Terrorism Freedom of Information Request 1, Scribd
==Notes==
Category:Teaching About Terrorism
Team B

The Team B exercise was an alternative review of the CIA's National Intelligence Estimates commissioned by George H.W. Bush when he became CIA director in 1976, at the behest of the President's Foreign Intelligence Advisory Board. It has been described by Tom Barry as a "classic case of threat escalation by hawks determined to increase military budgets and step up the U.S. offensive in the cold war".Tom Barry, Remembering Team B, Right Web, 12 February 2004.
==Summary==
The National Security Archive gives the following summary:
In the last few years of Kissinger's tenure in government, Nixon/Ford détente policies experienced strong criticism from Republicans on the right, led by Ronald Reagan, as well as from some liberal democrats and former socialists. Some of these tendencies began to crystallize into what later became known as "neo-conservatism." Reflecting the failure or the inability of the Ford administration to build a national consensus in favor of détente, critics of détente in and out of government began to take on the National Intelligence Estimates, arguing that they consistently underestimated the severity of the Soviet military threat to the United States. Conservatives on the President's Foreign Intelligence Advisory Board (PFIAB) asked DCI George H.W. Bush to establish a special panel to assess the NIEs and develop an alternative analysis. Headed by Harvard Sovietologist Richard Pipes, the Team B panel included Paul Nitze, who played an active part. Other participants were Seymour Weiss and Paul Wolfowitz. Given Team B's ominous assumptions about Soviet intentions and capabilities, Raymond Garthoff later argued, "it [was] not surprising that it came up with more ominous findings." After Ford and Kissinger left office Nitze continued to play a role as a critic by helping to establish the Committee for the Present Danger, which brought together "neo-cons" and Republican conservatives, a number of whom would work for the Reagan administration four years later.William Burr and Robert Wampler, "The Master of the Game": Paul H. Nitze and U.S. Cold War Strategy from Truman to Reagan, National Security Archive Electronic Briefing Book No. 139, 202/994-7000, Posted October 27, 2004
==Members==
===Strategic Objectives Panel===
*Richard Pipes - team leader
*Prof. William Van Cleave
*Lt. Gen. Daniel Graham
*Dr. Thomas Wolfe
*Gen. John Vogt, Jr.
====Advisory Panel====
*Foy Kohler
*Paul Nitze
*Ambassador Seymour Weiss
*Maj. Gen. Jasper Welch
*Dr. Paul Wolfowitz
===Missile Accuracy Panel===
*Roland Herbst - team leader
*John Brett
*John Kirk
*Chuck Stowe
*David Vaughn
*D. Welch
===Air Defense Panel===
*Charles Lerch - team leader
*James Drake
*Daniel Fink
==External Resources==
*Anne Hessing Cahn, Killing Detente: The Right Attacks the CIA, Pennsylvania State University Press, 1998.
*Team B Strategic Objectives Panel Right Web profile.
*Team B Strategic Initiatives Panel Sourcewatch profile.
*Tom Barry, Remembering Team B, Right Web, 11 February 1984.
==Notes==
Category:Neocons
Team B II

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Team B II is a project of the Center for Security Policy modeled after the original Team B which was instituted to present alternative analysis to the CIA's threat assessments about the former Soviet Union. The team comprised mainly of the neoconservative acolytes of Albert Wohlstetter. Team B II instead focuses on 'Sharia: the threat to America'. The teams report was launched at the Capitol Hill at a press conference hosted by congressmen Trent Franks of Arizona and Peter Hoekstra of Michigan. A message was also read out at the event by congresswoman Michelle Bachmann.Shariah: The Threat to America, Center for Security Policy, 13 September 2010 
==Principals==
===Team Leaders===
*William G. Boykin
*Harry Edward Soyster
===Associates===
*Christine Brim
*Henry Cooper
*Stephen C. Coughlin
*Michael Del Rosso
*Frank J. Gaffney, Jr.
*John Guandolo
*Brian Kennedy
*Clare M. Lopez
*James A. Lyons
*Andrew C. McCarthy
*Patrick Poole
*Joseph E. Schmitz
*J. Michael Waller
*Diana West
*R. James Woolsey
*David Yerushalmi
==Affilaitions==
*Center for Security Policy
==Publications==
*Report of Team 'B' II, Shariah: The Threat to America -- An Exercise in Competitive Analysis, Center for Security Policy, 2010.
==References==
Category:Neocons
Category:Israel Lobby
Category:Islam Critics
Tech Central Station

Tech Central Station (TCS) describes itself as a website "where free markets meet technology". Since late 2005, the website has appeared under the title of TCS Daily, a publication of Tech Central Station.
TCS is published by DCI Group, a lobbying and PR firm based in Washington, DC. It is hosted by James Glassman, a resident fellow at the American Enterprise Institute and syndicated columnist for Scripps Howard News Service. He also writes a monthly financial column for Kiplinger's Personal Finance. TCS is primarily funded by sponsors that currently or previously have included AT&T, The Coca-Cola Company, ExxonMobil, General Motors Corporation, McDonalds, Merck, Microsoft, Nasdaq, and PhRMA. 
== External links ==
* TCS Daily
* Tech Central Station
* NYTimes: Hookie Awards 2005
* Forbes Magazine: Why Isn't Socialism Dead?
* sourcewatch: TCS is published by DCI Group. Lobbyist Firm.
* The Center for Public Integrity: Lobby Watch
* Corporate Europe Observer's "lobby planet" (TCS is described on the right of page 11 of the PDF)
* Forbes.com: My Life as a Blogger
* TCS Daily: The Iraq -- Al Qaeda Connections
*Nicholas Confessore How James Glassman reinvented journalism--as lobbying Washington Monthly, December 2003.
==Notes==
Category:GMCategory:GM Lobby Websites
Technical Defense Inc.

Technical Defense was an intelligence related firm that in February 2007 was merged with the Terrorism Research Center (both companies were headed by Matthew Devost) and with former CIA man Cofer Black's consulting group, the Black Group.Dana Hedgpeth, ‘Blackwater's Owner Has Spies for Hire’, Washington Post, 3 November 2007
The merger followed the acquisition of the companies by Erik Prince’s Prince Group, the holding company behind Blackwater USA.Dana Hedgpeth, ‘Blackwater's Owner Has Spies for Hire’, Washington Post, 3 November 2007 The company is managed by Devost, and chaired by Cofer Black.
==People==
Matthew Devost | James T. Kirkhope
==Notes==
Category:Terrorism IndustryCategory:Terrorism Spin
Technion - Israel Institute of Technology

The Technion – Israel Institute of Technology is a public research university in Haifa, Israel. Established in 1912, the Technion is the oldest university in Israel.War of the Languages: Founding of the Technion/Technikum The university offers degrees in science and engineering, and related fields such as architecture, medicine, industrial management and education. It has 18 academic
faculties and academic units, and 52 research centers. Since its founding, it has awarded more than 100,000 degrees2014–15 Welcoming the New Academic Year, Technion website and its graduates are cited for providing the skills and education behind the creation and protection of the State of Israel.Youtube: "Building the Start-up Nation." http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3RiIYgCC7GwStart-Up Nation Book. Start-Up Nation Book (18 January 2013). Retrieved on 5 October 2013.
The university's principal language of instruction is Hebrew. Choosing the language of instruction was the subject of a national debate that became an important milestone in the consolidation of Hebrew as the spoken language in the State of Israel.Jewish History. Jewish History. Retrieved on 5 October 2013.
==Friends organisations==
Technion UK | American Technion Society
==Resources==
*Ahmed Abbes and Ivar Ekeland The Technion: an elite university for Israeli student-soldiers Al Araby al Jadeed, 9 November, 2014.
* Adam Hudson 'Cornell NYC Tech's Alarming Ties to the Israeli Occupation' Community members are concerned about Cornell’s partnership with Technion-Israel Institute of Technology, whose research and development help sustain Israel’s occupation of Palestinian land. The Nation, March 1, 2013.
* The Right to Education Campaign at Birzeit University Birzeit University group calls on Cornell to end partnership with Technion, Mondoweiss, December 14, 2012.
==Notes==
Category:IsraelCategory:Higher Education in Israel