Steve Recca reflects on the impact of Chris Bellavita's 2008 HSAJ article, "Changing Homeland Security: What is Homeland Security.".
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Stanley Supinski reflects on the impact of Chris Bellavita's 2008 HSAJ article, "Changing Homeland Security - What is Homeland Security?" on the development of Homeland Security as a field.
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Rudy Darken reflects on the impact of Tom Richardson's CHDS thesis, "First Responder: Weapons of Mass Destruction Training Using Massively Multiplayer On-Line Gaming.".
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Rodrigo Nieto-Gòmez reflects on the impact of Marissa Madragal's CHDS thesis, "ObsessiveCompulsive Homeland Security: Insights from the Neurobiological Security Motivation System.".
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Richard Bergin reflects on the impact of John Steward's CHDS thesis, "Applying Technology Acceptance Research to Information Systems Implementation in Fire Service.".
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Michael Petrie reflects on the impact of Luke Hodgson's Homeland Security Affairs article "How Violent Attacks Are Changing the Demands of Mass Casualty Incidents: A Review of The Challenges Associated with Intentional Mass Casualty Incidents.".
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Kathryn Aten reflects on the impact of Katie Witt's CHDS thesis, "Why We Serve: Public Service Motivation and what the USCIS Mission Means to its Workforce".
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James Ramsay reflects on the impact of John Mueller and Mark Stewart's 2011 HSAJ article, "Balancing the Risks, Benefits, and Costs of Homeland Security" on the development of Homeland Security as a field.
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Glen Woodbury reflects on the impact of John Flynn's CHDS thesis "Mindfulness Training: Worthwhile As A Means to Enhance First-Responder Crisis Decision Making?".
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Florina Cristiana Matei and Nadav Morag reflect on the impact of Bruno Dias' CHDS thesis, 'Blip on the Radar: School Safety Synergy through Early Warning and Information Sharing.".
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Erik Dahl reflects on the impact of Roy Brush's CHDS thesis, "Silent Warning: Understanding the National Terrorism Advisory System.".
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David Brannan reflects on the impact of CHDS theses by Candice Wright, Richard Fleece, David Heller, Gary Settle, Devon Bell, and Michelle Mallek.
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Postcards From a Homeland Security Past: Chris Bellavita reflects on the impact of 18 years of CHDS theses on the homeland security field.
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Carolyn Halladay reflects on the impact of Jaime Lier Chen's CHDS thesis, "Muted Voices: Toward an Understanding of the U.S. Asylum Program at the Southwest Border.".
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Anke Richter reflects on the impact of public health research published in Homeland Security Affairs over the years.
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Anders Strindberg reflects on the impact of Jonathan Gaddy's CHDS thesis, "An Ontology of Power: Perception and Reality in Conflict".
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- Homeland Security Affairs, 2021, p. 1
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South of the Border: Legal and Privacy Underpinnings of Canadian and U.S. Approaches to Police Video Usage.
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Classical Deterrence Theory: Applicable to Maritime Counterproliferation Initiatives?
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Senior Military Leadership in Domestic Operations: An Exploratory Study.
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Risk Reduction and Deterrence: Two Sides of the Same Coin?
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How Violent Attacks Are Changing The Demands of Mass Casualty Incidents: A Review of The Challenges Associated with Intentional Mass Casualty Incidents.
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- Homeland Security Affairs, 2021, p. 1
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Validating Deterrence Models for Scanning Technologies.
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