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ID  Credits  Course Name  Professor 
IWP 601 4 National Security Policy Process
S. John Tsagronis
IWP 602 4 Nationalism and Islamism
Juliana Geran Pilon
IWP 603 4 Russian Politics and Foreign Policy
Marek Jan Chodakiewicz
John Lenczowski
IWP 604 4 Islam and Geopolitics in Eurasia
Paul A. Goble
IWP 605 4 Intelligence and Policy
Kenneth deGraffenreid
IWP 606 4 Ideas and Values in International Politics
Joshua Muravchik
IWP 607 4 Nuclear Weapons Proliferation: History, Technology, and Policy
Henry D. Sokolski
IWP 608 4 American Founding Principles and Foreign Policy
Charles R. Smith
IWP 609 4 Economic Statecraft and Conflict
Norman A. Bailey
IWP 610 4 Counterintelligence in a Democratic Society
David L. Thomas
IWP 611 4 Immigration and National Security
David Burgess
IWP 612 4 American Intelligence and Protective Security: An Advanced Seminar
Kenneth deGraffenreid
IWP 613 4 History of International Relations
John J. Tierney, Jr.
IWP 614 4 Comparative Government Analysis
IWP 615 4 Western Moral Tradition and American Foreign Policy
David M.L. Klocek
Alberto M. Piedra
IWP 616 4 U.S. National Security Strategy and Emerging Threats
IWP 617 4 Refugees, Asylum, and the Changing World
IWP 618 4 Information Operations and Information Warfare
J. Michael Waller
IWP 619 4 Mass Media and World Politics
Lee Edwards
IWP 620 4 Twentieth Century Politics and Diplomacy: Case Studies in War and Peace
John J. Tierney, Jr.
IWP 621 4 Democratization, Nation Building, and U.S. Foreign Policy
Juliana Geran Pilon
IWP 622 4 Comparative Intelligence Systems: Foreign Intelligence and Security Cultures
IWP 623 4 U.S.-Latin American Relations: Threats and Opportunities
Roger W. Fontaine
IWP 624 4 Energy and Geostrategy in the Caspian Basin
IWP 625 4 Peace, Strategy and Conflict Resolution
John J. Tierney, Jr.
IWP 626 4 Foundations of Political and Economic Freedom
Alberto M. Piedra
IWP 627 4 International Relations, Statecraft and Integrated Strategy
John Lenczowski
Roger W. Fontaine
IWP 628 4 Military Strategy: An Overview of the Theorists of Warfare
Walter Jajko
IWP 629 4 Problems of Promoting Regime Change and Democracy
IWP 630 4 Chinese Grand Strategy: Foreign and Military Policy
Ross H. Munro
IWP 631 4 Foreign Propaganda, Perceptions and Policy
J. Michael Waller
IWP 632 4 U.S. Intelligence in the Cold War and Beyond
David L. Thomas
IWP 633 4 Terrorism and Counterterrorism
Christopher C. Harmon
IWP 634 2 Geography and Strategy
Marek Jan Chodakiewicz
IWP 635 4 History of American Foreign Policy
John J. Tierney, Jr.
IWP 636 4 The Art of Diplomacy
Thomas P. Melady
IWP 637 4 Public Diplomacy and Political Warfare
J. Michael Waller
IWP 638 4 U.S. Foreign Policy: Current and Future Challenges
John J. Tierney, Jr.
IWP 639 4 U.S.-African Relations
Thomas P. Melady
IWP 640 4 Cultural Implications for Strategy and Analysis
Juliana Geran Pilon
IWP 641 4 Political Warfare: Past, Present and Future
J. Michael Waller
IWP 642 2 Economics for Foreign Policy Makers
Norman A. Bailey
IWP 644 4 Spies, Subversion, Terrorism and Influence Operations
Robert W. Stephan
IWP 645 4 Islam in Contemporary Global Politics
Douglas E. Streusand
IWP 646 4 American Counterintelligence and Security for the 21st Century
Kenneth deGraffenreid
IWP 647 4 Case Studies in Counterintelligence Operations
IWP 648 4 Military Intelligence and Modern Warfare
David L. Thomas
IWP 649 4 Genocide and Genocide Prevention
Marek Jan Chodakiewicz
IWP 650 4 Writing for National Security Professionals
IWP 652 4 Estimative Intelligence Analysis and Epistemology
David L. Thomas
IWP 653 4 The Contemporary Balkans
Thomas P. Melady
IWP 654 4 History of FBI Counterintelligence
Raymond J. Batvinis
IWP 655 4 Technology, Intelligence, Security, and Statecraft
Eugene Poteat
IWP 656 4 Intelligence Collection
Kenneth deGraffenreid
IWP 657 4 Theory and Practice of U.S. Counterinsurgency
S. John Tsagronis
IWP 658 4 The Geopolitics of the Iranian Plateau and South Asia
Douglas E. Streusand
IWP 659 4 Al-Qaeda's Enemy Threat Doctrine
Sebastian Gorka
IWP 901/902 4 Directed Study
IWP 920/921 4 Selected Topics
IWP 930/931 4 Honors Thesis

FEATURED FACULTY

David M.L. Klocek

Professor of Political Science

Terrorism and Counterterrorism

Terrorism has been well-defined as "the deliberate and systematic murder, maiming, and menacing of the innocent to inspire fear for political ends."  Our study of "Terrorism" dwells on current source materials, questions and challenges—from the newly-relevant Charter of Hamas to emergent terrorism and insurgency among the Baluch people of Pakistan to the question of why the Basque ETA has just suspended all militant actions.

Principal Professor

  Christopher C. Harmon

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