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Farham. (2020). More dangerous than terrorism– the media versus the facts. South African Medical Journal, 110(3), 169–169.
This article examines how media hysteria impacts readers.

Passante, P. R. (2021). The affect of globalization on terrorism. Master's Theses,180.
This article examines the impact of Globalization Dynamics, the trend towards world interconnectivity on Terrorism, and its potential threats.

Wray, C. (2019). Global terrorism: Threats to the homeland Federal Bureau of Investigation.
This article includes a global overview of terrorist threats presented by America’s leading federal agency dealing with terrorism: The FBI.

Asbjorn, R. (2017). From interrogating to interviewing suspects of terror: Towards a new mindset. Penal Reform International. https://www.penalreform.org/blog/interrogating-interviewing-suspects-terror-towards-new-mindset/
This article explores the utility of transitioning from using hardcore Interrogation Techniques to softer Interview Techniques in more effectively obtaining valuable intelligence from Terror Suspects in custody.

Faure, G. O. (2008). Negotiating with terrorists: A discrete form of diplomacy. The Hague Journal of Diplomacy, 3 (2008) 179-200. https://archive.law.upenn.edu/live/files/5177-faurenegotiating-w-terrorist--a-discrete-form-of
This article explores the utility of negotiating with terrorists through back channels to resolve differences that may contribute to the mitigation of terrorist threats/attacks.

United Nations Office of Counter-Terrorism (n.d.). Crisis communication: Global programme on preventing and countering violent extremism. United Nations. https://www.un.org/counterterrorism/sites/www.un.org.counterterrorism/files/unoct-crisis-comms-toolkit-web.pdf
This resource is an internationally accepted U.N. Governmental Document that represents a toolkit for Crisis Communication that seeks to mitigate terrorist threats/attacks on an international level.