Confronting Terrorism Financing

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• Chapter 1 Keynote Address: The Long War of the 21st Century: The Honorable R. James WoolseyChapter 2 Introductory Remarks: Ilan BermanChapter 3 Panel I-Dynamics of Terrorism Financing: The Narco-Terrorism Phenomenon: Dr. Rachel Ehrenfeld; The Business of Terrorism Financing: Douglas Fara; The Nexus between Terrorism and Organized Crime:Dr. Louise ShelleyChapter 4 Panel II-Problem States: Saudi Arabia: Exporting Radicalism: Alex Alexiev; Pakistan and Sudan: The Problem of Definition: Mansoor Ijaz; Iran and Syria: State Sponsorship in the Age of Terror Networks: Matthew LevittChapter 5 Concluding Remarks: Ilan BermanChapter 6 Speaker Biographies