Improvised Explosive Devices: Booklet of Related Readings 25; Compilation rept

摘要

This booklet represents the 25th in a series of compilations of print and electronic articles that are relevant to the defeat of improvised explosive devices (IEDs) that insurgent and terrorist operatives use to kill and injure U.S. military forces and civilian populations. section contains abstracts of the articles included in the booklet in alphabetical order. The articles are as follows: 'Acquiring Women's Rights in Saudi Arabia: Between Gradualism and Haste,' by Raghida Dergham (Al-Hayat); 'Al-Ashaikh Urges Imams to Tackle Terror, Extremism' (Arab News); 'Centre Points at 'Neighbouring' Country for Jaipur Blasts (The Hindu); 'Gamers Teach Search Engines How to See, ' by Colin Barras (New Scientist); 'Highlighting al-Qaeda's Bankrupt Ideology,' by Matthew Levitt, Michael Jacobson (The Washington Institute for Near East Policy); 'India braces for surge in terror,' by Sudha Ramachandran (Asia Times); 'Israel Startup Uses Behavioral Science to Identify Terrorists,' by Guy Grimland (Haaretz.com); 'Jaipur Blasts: Woman Suicide Bomber Suspected' (The Times of India); 'Flies' Eyes Could Enhance Robot Vision' (Physorg.com); 'Kafir Dreams,' by Jamie Glazov (FrontPageMag.com); 'My Daughter, the Terrorist,' by Tarjei Kidd Olsen (Asia Times); 'New Material May Be Step Towards 3D Invisibility Cloak,' by Jeff Hecht (New Scientist); 'Sharp Rise in Suicide Attacks by Women in Iraq Likely: US Expert,' by Karin Zeitvogel (Yahoo News); 'SPARK Programs Robots with Insect Perception' (Gizmag); 'Strategy of Somalia's Islamists Survives Death of Militant Leader' (The Jamestown Foundation); 'Terror 'Wannabes' Canada's Biggest Threat,' by Colin Freeze (Globe and Mail); 'Those Who Go to Fight in Iraq 'Are Preachers of Evil',' by Mariam Al Hakeem (Gulf News); 'US Trains Pakistani Killing Machine,' by Syed Saleem Shahzad (Asia Times); 'World: RFE/RL Study Explores How Al-Qaeda Exploits Internet' (Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty).