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David G. Smith has worked for 25 years as a consultant supporting Department of Defense, Homeland Security, and logistics technology clients. He has a doctorate in American History from Penn State University, a Master’s of Science in Science, Technology and Society from Virginia Tech, and a certificate in Terrorism Studies from the University of St. Andrews. He also holds a bachelor’s degree in American Government and a Master’s in History from the University of Virginia.

AMMAN — Security experts on Thursday said the Public Security Department’s (PSD) step to publish photos and names of wanted alleged drug dealers is a message that the Kingdom is serious about combating illegal narcotics smuggling through its borders. The PSD, in cooperation with the State Security Court’s attorney general office, published on Thursday the names and photos of

The Bulletin is thrilled to welcome its 2024 board fellows, Giovana Rodrigues Manfrin and Reja Younis. As board fellows, these women will

October 19, 2023  https://nonproliferation.org/antipodean-nuclear-free-zones-testing-times-for-antarctica-and-the-south-pacific/ Australia and New Zealand have historically promoted strong anti-nuclear policies at both a global, regional, and sub-regional level. They joined with the United States and the other original parties to the 1959 Antarctic Treaty to make Antarctica nuclear free. Both countries also took France to the International Court of Justice in…

James J.F. Forest, Ph.D., is a professor in the School of Criminology and Justice Studies, where he teaches undergraduate, master's and doctoral degree courses on contemporary security studies, terrorism and counterterrorism, homeland security, weapons of mass destruction, and other related topics. He is the director of the Security Studies program and is the Editor-in-Chief