Communication, Terrorism and National Security

Catalog description

Surveys strategic communication and its relationship to terrorism challenges facing the United States and the rest of the world. Begins with a look at language and definitions, how strategic communication functions are traditionally conceptualized, and the scope and extent of the terrorism problem. Focuses on the contemporary problems of terrorism, including its extent, tactics, and strategies and strategies that aim to combat it. Concludes with a look at new frontiers in the terrorism struggle, including new media and communication approaches.