FPRI’s Ed Turzanski Quoted in Winona Daily News on Radicalization
“More and more you have people who are being radicalized online and are finding a path towards connectivity to...
A Nation Must Think Before it Acts
Scholars in the News
A nation must think before it acts.
FPRI’s Clint Watts Cited at Length in The Philadelphia Inquirer on Combatting ISIS
“…the West must rethink its campaign to discourage young Muslims in the West from joining extremists in the Middle...
FPRI’s Ed Turzanski Interviewed on KYW 1060 About al Shabab’s Threat Against U.S. Malls
“The Mall of America is not the focus simply because of its size…it’s because Minnesota has a large Somali...
FPRI’s Michael Cecire Quoted in Global Post Article on Georgia’s Separatist Regions
“…the deals are ‘much closer to actual annexation’ than any previous overtures toward partnership, since the new pacts would give...
FPRI’s Dom Tierney Discusses the Authorization to Use Military Force on WHYY’s Radio Times
“Obama loathes the option of using ground troops in Iraq unless it were an extreme situation — and an...
FPRI’s June Teufel Dreyer Cited in Bloomber Article on Chinese President Xi Jinping
“As human beings, we find it easier to identify with a leader we can believe in rather than an...
FPRI’s Clint Watts Interviewed on NPR’s All Things Considered about Terrorists’ Use of Social Media
“When al-Qaida in the Arabian Peninsula put out their video message taking claim for the Hebdo attack, it quickly...
FPRI’s Clint Watts Provides Advice for France in its War on Terror at War on the Rocks
“The U.S. has chosen to do counterterrorism through the lens of al Qaeda and now ISIS. But these two...
FPRI’s Ed Turzanski on 6ABC’s Inside Story on ISIS, al Qaeda, and Boko Haram
“It’s multifaceted, and they’re starting to find one another. Al Qaeda and ISIS are spoken of as if they...
FPRI’s Clint Watts Cited in Financial Times on the “Rise of the Armchair Terrorist Tracker”
“Many, if not most, western jihadis are deeply troubled souls, at times more confused about their intentions and motivations...