Additional Guidelines:
1. Your paper should include a title page, an abstract, no less than 3 pages of written text (1-inch margins, 12-point font, double-spaced), and a bibliography.
2. The body of your text will include an introduction stating the purpose of your paper, several well-formulated paragraphs of no less than five sentences with appropriate transition sentences between them, and a conclusion bringing your paper to an orderly close.
3. You must at least two articles from the Supplementary Reading Materials as primary sources for your paper.
4. Your entire paper – from the layout to the citations – must conform to APA format.
Supplementary Reading Materials:
American Behavioral Scientist-2001-COOPER-881-93.pdf
American Behavioral Scientist-2005-Bolechou00a6u00fcw-783-94(2).pdf
American Behavioral Scientist-2005-Duff-758-63.pdf
American Behavioral Scientist-2005-Galicki-743-57.pdf
American Behavioral Scientist-2008-Schwartz-1394-9.pdf
International Relations-2002-Wheeler-205-25.pdf
International Relations-2007-Walzer-480-4.pdf
Journal of Peace Research-2006-Gray-23-36.pdf
Journal of Peace Research-2011-Sandler-279-86.pdf
Security Dialogue-2003-van Ham-427-44.pdf
American Behavioral Scientist-2001-BLAZAK-982-1000.pdf
American Behavioral Scientist-2002-LEE-927-57.pdf
American Behavioral Scientist-2007-Bar-Tal-1430-53.pdf
Int J Offender Ther Comp Criminol-2003-Weatherston-698-713.pdf
International Journal of Comparative Sociology-2005-Lauderdale-3-10.pdf
Journal of Conflict Resolution-2006-Burgoon-176-203.pdf
Journal of Conflict Resolution-2007-Tessler-305-28.pdf
Journal of Conflict Resolution-2007-Wade-329-48.pdf
Textbook:
Martin, G. (2012). Understanding terrorism: Challenges, perspectives, and issues (4th ed.). Thousand Oaks, CA: Sage Publications. ISBN: 9781452205823