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• Cato Institute - A Foreign Policy for Terrorists - Doug Bandow outlines his opinions on US foreign policy toward terrorists and rogue states.
• Cato on Terrorism - A series of articles examining terrorism and effects on homeland security, politics, foreign policy, defense, and bioterror. From The Cato Institute, a libertarian think tank.
• CDI Reports - Browse through a report by The Center for Defense Information (CDI) on global response, terrorist organizations, targets, homeland defense, and legislations.
• Christian Science Monitor - Perspectives on Terrorism - Defines terrorism and how to differentiate it from "freedom fighting", as well as perspectives from several sides involved in various struggles.
• Counter Terrorism - Features reports from US State Department Annual Terrorism Report. Reports include security improvements, sanctions and prevention techniques.
• Emergency.com - Summary of world-wide terrorism events, groups, strategies and tactics.
• Extraditions/Renditions of Terrorists to U.S. - United States Department of State provides a list of extradition/renditions of terrorists to the U.S. from 1993 to 1998
• FBI's Freedom of Information Act Electronic Reading Room - Transcripts of FBI cases which may be of interest to the public.
• Global Issues - Unit of an Entire World History Course. Includes problems and interactives on terrorism.
• The Global Rise of Religious Violence - A review of Mark Juergensmeyer's book "Terror in the Mind of God".
• Law and Terrorism Blog - Featuring the news, editorials and the commentary of G. Scott McNeal related to terrorism, homeland security, military operations and associated legal developments.
• Library of Congress Federal Research Division: Terrorism and Crime Studies - Official reports including the September 1999 'The Sociology and Psychology of Terrorism: Who Becomes a Terrorist and Why?' study. [PDF]
• Nixon and Terror - President Richard Nixon, in 1972, created a high-level government panel to protect the United States against terrorist attacks, declassified documents show. Here are links to some key documents outlining the panel's creation and some of what it found.
• PBS FRONTLINE - Target America - An overview of the development of militant Islamic movements since the 1980's, with a chronology of terrorist acts against Americans and the government's response over the past two decades.
• PBS FRONTLINE - Son of Al Qaeda - Story of a young Canadian who grew up with bin Laden's children, and was himself groomed to become a terrorist. Instead, he became a CIA informant.
• PBS FRONTLINE: Al Qaeda's New Front - FRONTLINE investigates the new front in the war on terror: Europe. Now home to 20 million Muslims - which some call 'Eurabia' - the continent is a challenge to intelligence services on both sides of the Atlantic. Many auxiliary materials as well as the entire hour-long broadcast is available.
• PBS Frontline: Hunting bin Laden - Video clips and accompanying text from investigative documentary on the suspected terrorist mastermind.
• Psychology of Terrorism - A psychological analysis of terrorist and suicide bombers.
• Rand - Countering the New Terrorism - Find an online version of the publication examining origins of attacks against civilian targets and future trends.
• SATP - Assessment India 2002 - Find information, data and analysis on terrorism and low intensity warfare in India.
• Terrorism: A Modern Scourge - Outlines the history of terrorism and ways to combat it in the future.
• Terrorism Central - A central information repository covering terrorism and related security issues.
• Terrorism: Reports and Documents - Provides links to several articles.

• First Monday - Uncloaking Terrorist Networks - Peer-reviewed paper looks at mapping covert networks using data available from news sources on the World Wide Web. (March, 2002)
• Terrorism: How Vunerable Is The United States? - Stephen Sloan analyzes domestic security for the Strategic Studies Institute of the U.S. Army War College. (May 1, 1995)
• Thinking About Terrorism - Article from The Atlantic on the discussion of terrorism being dominated by two stereotypes, both of which inhibit effective action. (June, 1986)