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Audio: Interview with Rick "Ozzie" Nelson on Homegrown Extremism

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Audio: Interview with Rick "Ozzie" Nelson on Homegrown Extremism

  • Sep 29, 2010
    Duration: 7:40

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    Max Entman interviews Rick "Ozzie" Nelson, director of the CSIS Homeland Security and Counterterrorism Program, about two recent reports on an increase in "homegrown" extremism in the United States.

    Programs
    Above the Radar, Homeland Security and Counterterrorism Program
    Topics
    Defense and Security, International Security, Terrorism

Expert Spotlight

  • Rick "Ozzie" Nelson
    Rick "Ozzie" Nelson
    Director, Homeland Security and Counterterrorism Program and Senior Fellow, International Security Program
    Defense and Security, Terrorism, Homeland Security
    Afghanistan, East Asia and the Pacific, Pakistan, South Asia

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  • A Growing Terrorist Threat?
    Report
    A Growing Terrorist Threat?
    Assessing "Homegrown" Extremism in the United States
    Mar 8, 2010
    Defense and Security, International Security, Terrorism, Homeland Security
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