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Hello All..

I am currently finishing an MA in cultural anth at U. of South
Carolina, and will be going on for a Ph.D. in Anthro. To this end I am trying to
track down faculty members in anthropology programs that have
an interest in terrorism (state-run or otherwise) in political
conflict. I am mostly interested in the "process" of terrorism, such
as looking at the types of targets chosen, how groups are formed,
what brings about increase/decrease in activites, etc., rather than from
a peace studies or conflict resolution point of view. If you want an
explaination of WHY I think anthropology is the field to study this
from, feel free to e-mail me. I am trying to keep this short.

I have been doing lit. searches and going by hand through AAA guide,
but wanted to try this route as well!

Thanks for your help,
Mark Dawson
dawsonm@csdserver3.csd.scarolina.edu

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