New American Strategies for Security and Peace
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Jessica Stern is the author of a number of books and articles on terrorism and
weapons of destruction, including most recently Terror in the Name of God: Why
Religious Militants Kill. She lectures on terrorism at Harvard's Kennedy School
of Government. She is currently teaching a course on religion and global politics
with Samuel Huntington and David Little, jointly offered by Harvard's Divinity
School, School of Public Policy, and Faculty of Arts and Sciences. She served
on President Clinton's national-security council Staff, and has worked as an
analyst at Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory. She was the Superterrorism
Fellow at the Council on Foreign Relations, and has also held several post-doctoral
fellowships, including at Stanford University's Hoover Institution and Harvard
University's Belfer Center for Science and International Affairs.