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Why We Talk To Terrorists Atran S., Axelrod R. New York Times and International Herald Tribune (2010) A31 [ijn_00505438 - version 1]

Understanding How the Privileged Become Violent Fanatics Atran S. Huffington Post (2010) 000 [ijn_00505428 - version 1]

PATHWAYS TO AND FROM VIOLENT EXTREMISM: THE CASE FOR SCIENCE-BASED FIELD RESEARCH Statement Before the Senate Armed Services Subcommittee on Emerging Threats & Capabilities, March 10, 2010 Atran S. [ijn_00505380 - version 1] (23/07/2010)

Interview with Ramadan Shallah, Secretary General, Palestinian Islamic Jihad (Damascus, Syria, December 15, 2009) Atran S., Axelrod R. Perspectives on Terrorism 4, 2 (2010) 000 [ijn_00505376 - version 1]

A Question of Honour: Why the Taliban Fight and What to Do About It Atran S. Asian Journal of Social Science 38 (2010) 341-361 [ijn_00505373 - version 1]

The Evolution of Religion: How Cognitive By-Products, Adaptive Learning Heuristics, Ritual Displays, and Group Competition Generate Deep Commitments to Prosocial Religio Atran S., Henrich J. Biological Theory 5 (2010) 18-30 [ijn_00505193 - version 1]

How Words Could End a War Atran S., Ginges J. New York Times and International Herald Tribune (2009) WK12 [ijn_00505432 - version 1]

To Beat Al Qaeda, Look to the East Atran S. New York Times and International Herald Tribune (2009) WK11 [ijn_00505434 - version 1]

Emerging sacred values: The Iranian nuclear program. Dehghani M., Iliev R., Atran S., Ginges J., Medin D. Judgment and Decision Making 4 (2009) 990-993 [ijn_00505191 - version 1]

What Motivates Participation in Violent Political Action: Selective Incentives or Parochial Altruism? Ginges J., Atran S. Annals of the New York Academy of Sciences 1167 (2009) 115-123 [ijn_00505190 - version 1]

Religion in America: Why Many Democrats and Europeans DOn't Get It Atran S. Huffington Post (2008) 000 [ijn_00505423 - version 1]

The Making of a Terrorist: A Need for Understanding from the Field Testimony before the House Appropriations Subcommittee on Homeland Security, Washington, DC, March 12, 2008 Atran S. [ijn_00505402 - version 1] (23/07/2010)

Humiliation and the Inertia Effect: Implications for Understanding Violence and Compromise in Intractable Intergroup Conflicts Ginges J., Atran S. Journal of Cognition and Culture 8 (2008) 281-294 [ijn_00505189 - version 1]

Reframing Sacred Values Atran S., Axelrod R. Negotiation Journal (Harvard) 24 (2008) 221-246 [ijn_00505185 - version 1]

Who Becomes a Terrorist Today? Atran S. Perspectives on Terrorism 2, 5 (2008) 000 [ijn_00505183 - version 1]

TERROR NETWORKS AND SACRED VALUES Synopsis of report from Madrid - Morocco - Hamburg - Palestine - Israel - Syria Delivered to NSC staff, White House, Wednesday, March 28, 2007, 4 pm by Scott Atran, Robert Axelrod and Richard Davis Atran S., Axelrod R., Davis R., Sageman M. [ijn_00505393 - version 1] (2010-07-23)

Sacred barriers to conflict resolution Atran S., Axelrod R., Davis R. Science 317 (2007) 1039-1040 [ijn_00505181 - version 1]

Sacred bounds on the rational resolution of violent political conflict Ginges J., Atran S., Medin D., Shikaki K. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, USA 104 (2007) 7357-7360 [ijn_00505179 - version 1]

Cultural mosaics and mental models of nature Bang M., Medin D., Atran S. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences U.S.A. 104 (2007) 13868 - 13874 [ijn_00505177 - version 1]

Counting casualties: A framework for respectful, useful records Fischhoff B., Atran S., Fischhoff N. Journal of Risk and Uncertainty 34 (2007) 1-19 [ijn_00505176 - version 1]

The Nature of Belief Atran S. Science 317 (2007) 456 [ijn_00505174 - version 1]

Pakistan: Balancing Act Atran S. Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists 6, 2 (2006) 000 [ijn_00505172 - version 1]

DEVOTED ACTOR VERSUS RATIONAL ACTOR MODELS FOR UNDERSTANDING WORLD CONFLICT Presented To The National Security Council At The White House, September 14, 2006 Atran S. [ijn_00505385 - version 1] (23/07/2010)

Sacred values If the Middle East peace process is to be salvaged, Israelis and Palestinians must make symbolic concessions. But time is running out. Atran S. Bulletin of the Atromic Scientists (2006) 000 [ijn_00505409 - version 1]

An Edge Discussion of BEYOND BELIEF: Science, Religion, Reason and Survival Salk Institue, La Jolla November 5-7, 2006 (S. Atran, N. Humphrey, S. Harris, D. Dennett, C. Porco, N. Chomsky) Atran S. An Edge Discussion of BEYOND BELIEF: Science, Religion, Reason and Survival Salk Institue, La Jolla November 5-7, 2006 (2006) [ijn_00505418 - version 1]

Commentary: A Failure of Imagination (Intelligence, WMDs and 'Virtual Jihad'). Atran S. Studies in Conflict and Terrorism 29 (2006) 263-278 [ijn_00505171 - version 1]

"the Moral Logic and Growth of Suicide Terrorism" Atran S. The Washington Quarterly 29 (2006) 127-147 [ijn_00000676 - version 1]

To Jihad and Back Atran S. Foreign Policy, 151 (2005) 78-80 [ijn_00000648 - version 1]

The Emir: An Interview with Abu Bakar Ba'asyir, Alleged Leader of the Southeast Asian Jemaah Islamiyah Organization Atran S. Jamestown Foundation, Spotlight on Terrorism 3, 9 (2005) [ijn_00000631 - version 1]

Small Groups Find Fatal Purpose Through the Web Atran S., Stern J. Nature 437 (2005) 620 [ijn_00000629 - version 1]

In Indonesia, Democracy Isn't Enough Atran S. New York Times and International Herald Tribune (2005) [ijn_00000628 - version 1]

The 'Virtual Hand' of Jihad Atran S. Jamestown Terrorism Monitor 3, 10 (2005) [ijn_00000606 - version 1]

Facing Catastrophe - Risk and Response: The 9-11 and 11-M Commissions' Blind Sides Atran S. AEI-Brookings Joint Center for Regulatory Studies, 05-05 (2005) [ijn_00000597 - version 1]

Adaptationism for Human Cognition: Strong, Spurious or Weak? Atran S. Mind and Language 20, 1 (2005) [ijn_00000574 - version 1]

The Cultural Mind: Environmental Decision Making and Cultural Modeling Within and Across Populations Atran S., Medin D., Ross N. Psychological Review 112 (2005) [ijn_00000563 - version 1]

RELIGION'S EVOLUTIONARY LANDSCAPE: COUNTERINTUITION, COMMITMENT, COMPASSION, COMMUNION Atran S., Norenzayan A. [ijn_00000596 - version 1] (15/03/2005)

The Native Mind: Biological Categorization and Reasoning in Development and Across Cultures Medin D., Atran S. Psychological Review 2004, 4 (2004) [ijn_00000565 - version 1]

Tuning Out Hell's Harpists Atran S. (2004) [ijn_00000564 - version 1]

Hamas May Give Peace a Chance Atran S. The New York Times, December 18 OPED (2004) [ijn_00000562 - version 1]

Let Liberty Transform Palestinians, Too Atran S. Christian Science Monitor (2004) [ijn_00000550 - version 1]

Combating Al Qaeda's Splinters: Mishandling Suicide Terrorism Atran S. The Washington Quarterly 27, 3 (2004) 67-90 [ijn_00000490 - version 1]

Evolution and Devolution of Knowledge: A Tale of Two Biologies Atran S., Medin D., Ross N. Journal of the Royal Anthropological Institute (N.S.) 10 (2004) 395-420 [ijn_00000484 - version 1]

The Jihadist Mutation Atran S. Jamestown Terrorist Monitor 2, 6 (2004) 1-4 [ijn_00000483 - version 1]

Al Qaeda's Web: The Upgraded Networks of Global Terrorism Atran S. International Herald Tribune, March 17 (2004) [ijn_00000482 - version 1]

Supplementary online materials for 'Individual Factors in Suicide Terrorism' Atran S. Science 304, 5667 (2004) 48-50 [ijn_00000481 - version 1]

Individual Factors in Suicide Terrorims - "Fictive Kin" in Suicide Terrorism Atran S. Science 304, 5667 (2004) 48-51 [ijn_00000480 - version 1]

Adaptationism for Human Cognition: Strong, Spurious or Weak? Atran S. Mind and Language (2004) [ijn_00000436 - version 1]

Genesis of Suicide terrorism Atran S. Science 299 (2003) 1534-1539 [ijn_00509568 - version 1]

The Strategic Threat from Suicide Terror Atran S. Rapport de recherche (2003) [ijn_00000435 - version 1]

Who Wants to be a Martyr? Atran S. New York Times May 5 (2003) A23 [ijn_00000434 - version 1]