May, 2005

CURRICULUM VITAE

JERROLD M. POST, M.D.

The Elliott School of International Affairs

2013 G Street, NW Suite 202

The George Washington University

Washington, DC 20052

(202) 994-7386

FAX (202) 994-9537

jpost@gwu.edu

CURRENT POSITION

Professor of Psychiatry, Political Psychology and International Affairs

Director, Political Psychology Program, The George Washington University

Co-Director, The George Washington University Institute for Crisis and Disaster Management

Associate Director for Safety and Security, The George Washington Aviation Institute

EDUCATION

Yale College, Yale University

· B.A., 1956, magna cum laude, with High Honors in Human Culture and Behavior.

· Elected to Sigma Xi, Science Honor Society.

Yale University School of Medicine

· M.D., 1960. Elected to Alpha Omega Alpha, Honor Medical Society.

· M.D. Dissertation Effects of Estrogen and Progesterone upon the Behavior of Ovariectomized Female Rats in A Stressful Situation

POST-GRADUATE EDUCATION

Yale‑New Haven Medical Center, New Haven, Conn.

· Intern, Department of Internal Medicine, 1960‑1961

Harvard Medical School, Massachusetts Mental Health Center, Boston, Mass.

· Resident in psychiatry, 1961‑1963

National Institute of Mental Health

· Clinical Associate, 1963‑1965

Johns Hopkins School of Advanced International Studies, Washington, D.C.

· Graduate course work in International Relations, 1967‑1968

PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE

Central Intelligence Agency, 1965‑1986.

Founding Director, Center for the Analysis of Personality and Political Behavior, 1974-1986

Major focus on the behavioral assessment of key foreign personalities. In 1974, founded and led from its inception the Center for the Analysis of Personality and Political Behavior (later re-designated the Political Psychology Center.) An inter‑disciplinary behavioral sciences analytic group, the Center served as the focal point for the government’s assessments of the personality and decision making of key foreign leaders and leadership groups. The assessments were used to prepare the President and other senior U.S. government officials for summit meetings and other high level negotiations and to assist in crisis situations. Dr. Post took the lead in preparing the Camp David profiles of Menachem Begin and Anwar Sadat for President Jimmy Carter, and played a major role in developing video personality profiles of world leaders in preparing the President and other cabinet officials for summit meetings. He initiated the U.S. government’s research efforts in the psychology of terrorism, and in the psychology of treason, and conducted systematic research on the dynamics of negotiations, and indirect assessment methodology.

For conceptualizing, implementing, and leading the Center for the Analysis of Personality and Political Behavior, he was awarded the Intelligence Medal of Merit in 1979. He received the Studies in Intelligence Award in 1980.

Director of Political and Military Psychology, Defense Systems, Inc., (DSI), 1986‑1987.

Co‑principal investigator for research study of Crisis Management at the Department of State, sponsored by the Bureau of Intelligence and Research, Department of State; studied behavioral aspects of military command and control system; contributed to studies of Soviet disinformation, Soviet deception, the dynamics of insurgencies, and corruption.

ACADEMIC APPOINTMENTS

At The George Washington University

2002- Homeland Security Faculty Council

2002- Executive Committee, Emergency Preparedness Advisory Council

1996- Research Professor of Engineering Management

1996- Director, Group Psychotherapy Program, Department of Psychiatry

1994- Co-director, George Washington Institute of Crisis and Disaster Management

1991- Research Professor of Psychology

1990- Research professor of Political Science

1987‑ Professor of Psychiatry, Political Psychology and International Affairs

1987- Director, the George Washington University Political Psychology Program

1979‑87 Associate Clinical Professor of Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences

1969‑78 Assistant Clinical Professor of Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences

Elsewhere:

1961‑63 Harvard Medical School, Teaching Fellow, Department of Psychiatry

1966‑68 Howard University Medical School, Clinical Instructor in Psychiatry

1970‑72 American University Law School, Adjunct Professor of Psychiatry and the Law

1985 Washington School of Psychiatry, Faculty Course on “Personality and Political Behavior”

1986 Menninger Foundation, Visiting Professor

2004 The Kennedy School, Harvard University, Visiting Professor

HONORS, AWARDS, AND CERTIFICATIONS

· Aaron Brown National Medical Student Essay Award, 1960

· Washington Psychiatric Society Essay Award, 1964

· Diplomate, American Board of Psychiatry and Neurology, (Psychiatry), 1967

· Elected to Fellowship in American Psychiatric Association, 1973, in Recognition of Career Contributions in Field of Psychiatry and International Affairs

· U.S. Government Civilian Medal of Merit, 1979

· U.S. Government Studies in Intelligence Award, 1980

· Elected to American College of Psychiatrists, 1996

· Named Life Fellow, American Psychiatric Association, 1997

· Elected to Washington Academy of Medicine, 1998

· Elected to Group for the Advancement of Psychiatry (GAP), 2000

· Nevitt Sanford Award of the International Society of Political Psychology for Distinguished Professional Contributions to Political Psychology, 2002

· Elected to Fellowship, American College of Psychiatrists, 2002

· Named Distinguished Life Fellow, American Psychiatric Association, 2002

· Harry Stack Sullivan Lecturer, Sheppard Pratt June 2003

· Jeanne Knutson Award of the International Society of Political Psychology for distinguished service to the society, 2004

GRANTS

· Harry Frank Guggenheim Foundation, Research Grant 1987-1989, to support research in “Pathways of Terrorism” ($70,000)

· United States Institute of Peace, 1989, to support research on “Effects of Anti-terrorist Policies upon Terrorist Behavior: Effects of Retaliation” ($25,000)

· Fund for the Improvement of Post-Secondary Education (FIPSE), U.S. Department of Education, 1989-1992, three year grant “To Develop a Model Graduate Curriculum in Political Psychology at the George Washington University” ($225,000)

· Carnegie Corporation of New York, 1990-1993 “To Support Research and Writing on Political Psychology” ($330,000)

· Smith-Richardson Foundation, 7/1/1999-February, 2002 “Weapons of Mass Destruction Terrorism: Psychological Incentives and Constraints” ($209,663)

ELECTED AND APPOINTED POSITIONS

· Secretary, Yale School of Medicine, Class of 1960

· Representative, Association of Yale Alumni, 1982‑86

· Governing Council, International Society of Political Psychology (ISPP), 1983‑85

· Chair, Section on Leader‑Follower Relations, ISPP 7th Annual Meeting, 1984

· Member, International Task Force on Prevention of Nuclear Terrorism, 1986‑

· Executive Committee, Yale Alumni in Medicine, 1986‑1992

· Member, American Psychiatric Association Task Force on Terrorism, 1987‑

· Council on International Affairs, American Psychiatric Association, 1987-1993

· Chair, Sanford Award Committee, ISPP, 1987-l988

· Conference Chair, ISPP 1990 Annual Scientific Meeting (Washington)

· Chair, American Psychiatric Association Committee on Psychological Issues in the Nuclear Age, 1992-1994

· Chair, International Conference on “The Politics of Illness in High Office,” 1993

· Vice-President, International Society of Political Psychology, 1994-1996

· Chair, American APA Task Force on National and International Terrorism and Political Violence, 1994-

· Vice President, International Society of Political Psychology, 1994-1996

· Conference Chair, ISPP 1995 Annual Scientific Meeting (Washington)

· Appointed to National Working Group on Presidential Disability and the 25th Amendment, 1995-1997

· Chair, Conference on “Choosing a Healthy President,” 1995

· Chair, Conference on the Psychology of Hatred and Hate Crimes, November, 1996

· Executive Chair, White House Commission-George Washington University International Conference on Aviation Safety and Security in the 21st Century, January 1997

· Chair, Counter-Terrorism: An International Conference Sponsored by the Defense Intelligence Agency for US government counter-terrorism analysts, November, 1997

· Consultant, Y2K Commission, 1999-2000

· U.S. Department of Homeland Security Infrastructure Advisory Team, managed by Oak Ridge Associated Universities, 2004 –

· Appointed to the organizing committee of the Madrid Summit on Terrorism and Democracy,2004-2005

EDITORIAL POSITIONS

· Editorial Board, Terrorism, 1985‑1992

· Editorial Board, Political Psychology, 1986‑

· International Advisory Board, Terrorism Archive, UMI, 1987-

· Editorial board, Politics and the Life Sciences, 1991-

· Editorial board, Studies in Terrorism and Conflict, 1992-

· Editorial board, Journal for the Psychoanalysis of Culture and Society, 1996-

BIBLIOGRAPHY

Books:

When Illness Strikes the Leader: The Dilemma of the Captive King.(with Robins, R.) Yale University Press, 1993; trade paper edition, 1995.

Political Paranoia: The Psychopolitics of Hatred (with Robins, R.), Yale University Press, 1997.

Know They Enemy: Leadership and Strategic Culture in an Asymmetric Security Environment

(co-Editor with Barry Schneider), Air University Press, 2002

Yasser Arafat: Psychological Profile and Strategic Analysis ( with Kimhi, S., and Even, S., editors) The International Disciplinary Center, Herzliya and the American Jewish Committee, 2002

Know They Enemy: Leadership and Strategic Culture in an Asymmetric Security Environment

(co-Editor with Barry Schneider), Air University Press, Second Edition updated 2003

The Psychological Assessment of Political Leaders with Profiles of Saddam Hussein and Bill Clinton (editor) (University of Michigan Press, 2003)

Leaders and Followers in a Dangerous World: The Psychology of Political Behavior Cornell University Press, Spring 2004

Declaration of Jihad Against the Country’s Tyrants, Military Series: The al Qaeda Terrorism Manual (editor) 2005

The Psychological Assessment of Political Leaders with Profiles of Saddam Hussein and Bill Clinton (editor) (University of Michigan Press, trade paper, 2005)

The Mind of the Terrorist, Palgrave/St. Martins Press (forthcoming)

Book Chapters:

“The Group Dynamics of Terrorist Behavior” in Proceedings of Symposium Outthinking the Terrorist: An International Challenge, Defense Nuclear Agency, April 1985.

“Rewarding Fire with Fire? Effects of Retaliation on Terrorist Group Dynamics,” in Contemporary Trends in World Terrorism, Kurz, A. (ed.) Pergamon Press, New York, 1987.

“Prospects for Nuclear Terrorism: Psychological Incentives and Constraints,” Chapter in Preventing Nuclear Terrorism, Leventhal, P. and Alexander, Y. (eds.) Lexington Press, 1987.

“Group and Organizational Dynamics of International Terrorism: Implications for Counter-Terrorist Policy,” in Wilkinson, Paul and A.M. Stewart (eds.) Contemporary Research on Terrorism, 1987. Aberdeen, Scotland: Aberdeen University Press.

“It’s Us Against Them” The Basic Assumptions of Political Terrorists,” in Irrationality in Organizational Life, Kranz, J. (ed.) A.K. Rice Institute Press, Washington, D.C. 1987.

“Terrorist Psycho-logic: Terrorist Behavior as a Product of Psychological Forces” in Origins of Terrorism, Reich, W.(ed.) Cambridge Univ. Press, 1990.

“Differentiating Terrorist Psychologies: The Basis for a Rational Differentiated Anti-terrorist Policy”, Proceedings of Conference Academic Research in Terrorism and Public Policy, Harry Frank Guggenheim Foundation, Santa Fe, New Mexico, 1991.

“Effects of Crisis-Induced Stress on Policy Makers,” in George, A. (ed.) Avoiding Inadvertent War. Denver: Westview, 1991.

“Worlds in Collision, Worlds in Collusion: The Uneasy Relationship Between the Policy Community and the Academic Community” (with Raphael Ezekiel) in McCauley, R. (ed.) Academic Research in Terrorism and Public Policy. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 1992.

“Saddam Hussein: A Political Psychology Profile” in The Political Psychology of the Gulf Crisis, Renshon, S. (ed.) Univ. of Pittsburgh Press, 1992.

“Narcissism and the Quest for Political Power” in Omnipotent Fantasies and the Vulnerable Self Ellman, C. and Reppen, L. )(eds.) Jason Aronson, Inc.: 1997.

“The Political Psychology of Saddam Hussein” in Lessons of the Gulf War: Social Science Perspectives, 1992.

“The Political Psychology of the Ross Perot Phenomenon” in Renshon, S. (ed.) The Clinton Presidency. Boulder; Westview Press, 1995.

“The Changing Face of International Terrorism: Weapons of Mass Destruction, Weapons of Mass Disruption” (with Eric Shaw and Keven Ruby) in Harrald, J. and Shaw, G. (eds.) Proceeding of the International Emergency Management Society, May, 1998, Washington, D.C., 1998.

“Disraeli’s Crucial Illness” (with Charles Richmond) in Disraeli: The Fashioning of the Self. Oxford: Oxford Univ. Press, 1999.

“Terrorism and Counterterrorism” (with K. Ruby), Oxford Companion to American Military History, New York: Oxford Univ. Press (in press).

“Psychological and Motivational factors in Terrorist Decision Making: Implications for CBW Terrorism” in Toxic Terror Tucker, J. (ed.) M.I.T. Press, 2000.

“Broken Hearts and Broken Minds: Psychiatric Disorders and the 25^th Amendment” in Presidential Disability and the 25^th Amendment Robert Gilbert (ed.) Fordham Univ. Press, 2000.

“Charismatic Movements and the Millennium” in Encyclopedia of Millennial Movements.

“Yasser Arafat: Identities in Conflict” in Yasser Arafat: Psychological Profile and Strategic Analysis Kimhi, S., Even, S., and Post, J. (editors) The International Disciplinary Center, Herzliya and the American Jewish Committee, 2002

“Killing in the Name of God: Radical Islam and Osama bin Laden” in Know Thy Enemy: Leadership Profiles and Strategic Cultures, U.S. Air Force Counter Proliferation Press. 2002. Published separately as Counterproliferation Paper #18,

“Saddam is Iraq: Iraq is Saddam” in Know Thy Enemy: Leadership and Strategic Culture in an Asymmetric Security Environment, Post, J and Schneider, B (editors), U.S. Air Force Counter Proliferation Press, 2002. Published separately as Counterproliferation Paper #17

“The Psychology of the Terrorist: An Interview with Jerrold M. Post” with Steven N. Gold. Trauma Practice in the Wake of September 11, 2001. The Hawthorn Press, Binghmapton, NY. 2002

“Killing in the Name of God: Radical Islam and Osama bin Laden” in Know Thy Enemy: Leadership Profiles and Strategic Cultures, U.S. Air Force Counter Proliferation Press. 2003. (Updated and revised in second edition)

“Prospects for chemical/biological terrorism: psychological incentives and constraints” in

Bioterrorism, Ursano, R. and A. Norwood (eds), Cambridge Univ. Press, 2004

“Weapons of Mass Destruction Terrorism” (with Laurita Denny) in Avoiding the Abyss: Progress,

Shortfalls and the Way Ahead in Combating WMD Threat Jim Davis and Barry Schneider

(editors) USAF Counter Proliferation Center

“The Socio-cultural Underpinnings of Terrorist Psychology, Chapter 5” Root Causes of Terrorism:

Myths, Reality and Ways Forward. Tore Bjørgo (ed), Routledge, in press July 2005.

“When Hatred is Bred in the Bone,” (Chapter in a three volume series) The Making of a Terrorist:

Recruitment, Training, and Root Causes. Dr. James JF Forest (ed), Westport, CT: Praeger

Publishers, in press published Summer 2005.

Articles:

“A Study of An Early Class Contact Situation” J. of Human Relations, Vol. 8, #1, 1959.

“Yellow Vision in a Patient Taking Chlorothiazide” New Eng. J. of Medicine, Vol. 263, (August 25,1960).

“X-Ray Therapy of Bronchogenic Carcinoma: A Review” Phi Delta Epsilon J. , 1960 (Winner, Aaron Brown Essay Award).

“Anuria as a Presenting Symptom in Unsuspected Leukemia” New Eng. J. of Medicine, Vol. 264, (June 15) 1961.

“Cyclic Staff Responses to Chronic Schizophrenic Patients” (with Swanson, J. and Grinspoon, L. Perspectives in Psychiatric Care Vol. II, Nov. 1964.

“What Are They Doing to Our Patients Now? Conflict and resolution on a Psychiatric Research Ward” (with Cohler, J.) Int. J. of Social Psychiatry, 11:20-25, Winter, 1965.

“Acting Out by Patient and Resident” Psychiatric Q. Vol. 39, Jan., 1965.

“The Psychosis-Prone Personality” (with Semrad, E.) Psychiatric Q. 16:8184, Feb., 1965.

“Group Supervision Saves Staff Time” (with Salamon, I.) Mental Hospitals August, 1965.

“Alpha Blocking and Schizophrenia 1. Methodology and Initial Studies” (with Salamon, I.) Archives of General Psychiatry, Vol. 13, October, 1965.

“Putting a Lid on the Id” Psychiatric Q., July, 1966.

“Antidepressant Treatment of Depression in the Recovering Schizophrenic” (with Salamon, I.) Diseases of the Nervous System, Vol. 27, August 1966.

“Drug Administration in an Outpatient Group Setting” (with Salamon, I.) Mental Hospitals August, 1966.

“Depression in the Recovering Schizophrenic: Antidepressant Treatment” (with Salamon, I.) Dis. Nervous Systems, 1966.

“Putting a Lid on the Id” Psychiatric Q. July, 1966.

“A Moral Dilemma,” Sports Car Graphic, January, 1970.

“Apoplexy, Italian Style,” The Pharos, October, 1976.

“On Aging Leaders: Possible Effects of the Aging Process on the Conduct of Leadership,” J. Geriatric Psychiatry, Vol. VI, 1973.

“The Seasons of a Leader’s Life: Influences of the Life Cycle on Political Behavior,” Political Psychology, Vol. 2, No. 3/4: 35‑49, Fall/Winter 1980.

“Individual and Group Dynamics of Terrorist Behavior,” Proceedings of 7th World Congress of Psychiatry, 1983.

“Woodrow Wilson Re‑examined: The Mind‑Body Controversy Redux and Other Disputations,” Political Psychology, Vol. 4, No. 2, Spring, 1983.

“Notes on a Psychodynamic Theory of Terrorism,” Terrorism, Vol. 7, No. 3, 1984.

“Dreams of Glory and the Life Cycle: The Life Course of Narcissistic Leaders,” J. of Political and Military Sociology, Vol. 12, No.1, Spring 1984.

“Narcissism and the Charismatic Leader‑Follower Relationship,” Political Psychology, Volume 7, No. 4, 1986.

“Hostilité, Conformité, Fraternité: The Group Dynamics of Terrorist Behavior,” Int. J. of Group Psychotherapy, Vol. 36, No. 2, April, 1986.

“The Paranoid Political Actor” (with Robins, R.) Biography, Vol. 10, No. 1, 1987.

“It’s Us Against Them: The Group Dynamics of Terrorist Behavior,” Terrorism, V. 10, # 1, 1987.

“Prospects for Nuclear Terrorism,” Conflict Quarterly, Summer, 1987.

“Worlds in Collision, Worlds in Collusion: The Uneasy Relationship between the Anti-Terrorism Policy Community and the Academic Community” (with Raphael Ezekiel) in Terrorism, Vol 11, #6, 1989.

“Is ‘The Right Stuff’ The Right Stuff?: Interpersonal Challenges Facing an International Crew on a Long Duration Space Station Mission,” Space Policy, May, 1989.

“The Captive King: Psychological Dynamics of the Disabled Leader and His Inner Circle,” (with Robins, R.) Political Psychology, Vol 11, 1990.

“Reflections of a Talking Head,” Political Psychology, Vol. 13, 1992.

“Current Concepts of Narcissism: Implications for Political Psychology,” Political Psychology, Vol. 13, # 1, 1992.

“Saddam Hussein of Iraq: A Political Psychology Profile,” Congressional Record, December 5, 1990.

“Saddam Hussein of Iraq: A Political Psychology Profile,” Political Psychology, Vol. 12, # 2, 1991.

“Saddam Hussein: Afterword,” Political Psychology, Vol. 12, #4, pp. 723-725, 1991.

“Psyching Out Saddam,” The George Washington University Magazine, Winter, 1991.

“Suicide and the Pressures of High Office,” Psychiatric Times, Vol. X, #10, October, 1993.

“Aging Revolutionary in an Aging Revolution: A Political Psychology Profile of Fidel Castro,” Problems of Post-Communism, Spring, 1995.

“Boris Yeltsin: Against the Grain,” Problems of Post-Communism, January-February, 1996.

“Political Personality Profile of Alexandr Lebed,” (with Pridotkas, A.) Post-Soviet Studies,

May, 1996

“The Loss of Enemies, Fragmenting Identities, and the Resurgence of Ethnic/Nationalist Hatred and Anti-Semitism in Eastern Europe,” Journal for the Psychoanalysis of Culture and Society, Vol. 1, # 2, Fall, 1996.

“More than a Figure of Speech,” Security Management Dec., 1996.

“Problems in Managing the VIP With Psychiatric Disorders,” Lessons in Psychiatry, Summer, 1997.

“Threats of Workplace Violence: The Role of the Mental Health Professional on the Law Enforcement and Security Team” (with Shaw, E.) The Police Chief, March 1997.

“Genocide in Bosnia: the Case of Radovan Karadzic,” Bulletin of the American Academy of Psychiatry and the Law, Spring, 1998

“The Insider Threat to Information Systems” (with Shaw, E. and Ruby, K. G.) Security Awareness Bulletin, Number 2-98, pp. 27-47, Security Research Center of the Defense Security Service. Monterey, Ca, 1998.

“The Psychopolitics of Hatred” Peace and Conflict, Vol. 5, #4, 1999.

“The Madness of Crowds and Y2K” Special Y2K edition, IPM on-line journal, Summer, 1999

“From Car Bombs to Logic Bombs: The Growing Threat from Information System Terrorism” (with Eric Shaw and Keven Ruby) Terrorism and Political Violence (Summer 2000).

“Murder in a Political Context: Profile of an Abu Nidal Terrorist” Bulletin of the Academy of Psychiatry and the Law (Spring, 2000).

“Managing the Threat from Within” (with E. Shaw and K. Ruby), Information Security, July,

2000.

“Killing in the Name of God: Osama bin Laden and Radical Islam” Foreign Service Journal, December, 2001

“The Radical Group in Context: 1. An Integrated Framework for the Analysis of Group Risk for Terrorism” Studies in Conflict and Terrorism Vol. 25, #2 March-April 2002 pp.73-100 (lead author, with Keven Ruby and Eric Shaw)

“The Radical Group in Context: 2. Identification of Critical Elements in the analysis of Risk for Terrorism by Radical Group Type” Studies in Conflict and Terrorism Vol. 25, #2 March- April 2002 pp.101-126 (lead author, with Keven Ruby and Eric Shaw)

“Chemical/Biological Terrorism: Psychological Incentives and Constraints” J. of Peace Studies

Fall, 2002

“The Psychology of the Terrorist: An Interview with Jerrold M. Post” Journal of Trauma Practice,

2002, Vol.1, #3/4. pp. 87-100(lead author, with Steven N. Gold)

“Ethical Considerations in Psychiatric Profiling of Political Figures” The Psychiatric Clinics of

North America. Vol. 25, #3, September 2002

2003

“The Terrorists in their Own Words: Interviews with 35 Incarcerated Middle Eastern Terrorists,”

Post, J., E. Sprinzak and L. Denny, Terrorism and Political Violence, Spring, 2003, Vol. 15, #1 pp. 171-184

2005

“Psychological Operations and Counter-terrorism” Joint Force Quarterly, Spring 2005

“When Hatred is Bred in the Bone: Psychocultural Foundations of Contemporary Terrorism,” Political Psychology, August, 2005, Vol. 26, #4 pp. 615-636

“The New Face of Terrorism,” Behavioral Science and the Law. (in press)

“Tyranny on Trial: The Personality and Trial Conduct of Slobodan Milosevic and Saddam

Hussein (with Lara Panis) Cornell University International Law Review (in press)

“Psychology,” Addressing the Causes of Terrorism. The Club de Madrid Series on Democracy and Terrorism Volume 1 from the International Summit on Democracy, Terrorism and Security March 8-11 2005.

“Crimes of Obedience” (with Lara Panis) Democracy and Security (in press)

Book Reviews

Levinson, D. and Gallagher, Patienthood in the Mental Hospital,” in Comprehensive Psychiatry, Vol. 6, #3, June, 1965.

Bass, B. “Stodgill’s Handbook of Leadership by Bernard Bass,” in J. of Political and Military Sociology, Vol. 11, No. 1, Spring 1983.

Lynch, J. “The Language of the Heart: The Body’s Response to Human Dialogue,” J. of Politics and the Life Sciences, Spring, 1986.

Marvick, E. “The Young Richelieu: A Psychoanalytic Study of Leadership,” Political Psychology, Vol. 6, No. 3, Sept. 1985.

Volkan, V. and Itzkowtiz, N. “The Immortal Ataturk,” Political Psychology, Vol. 8, # 4, Fall 1987.

Park, Bert E., M.D. “The Impact of Illness on World Leaders,” Presidential Studies Quarterly, Vol. 19, #2, Spring, 1989.

Park, Bert E., M.D. “The Impact of Illness on World Leaders,” Political Psychology, Vol. 10, #3, September 1989.

Redlich, Fritz, M.D. “Hitler: Diagnosis of a Destructive Prophet,” New England J. of Medicine, May, 1999

Redlich, Fritz, M.D. “Hitler: Diagnosis of a Destructive Prophet,”Political Psychology, Vol. 11, #2, June, 1999

Redlich, Fritz, M.D. “Hitler: Diagnosis of a Destructive Prophet,” Review essay (with K. Deklava) Archives of General Psychiatry (March, 2002).

George, Alexander and Juliette George “Presidential Personality and Performance,” Congress and the Presidency (Fall, 2001)

Press Commentary

“The Terrorist Mentality,” Christian Science Monitor, May 15, 1986

“In the Grip of Terrorism,” feature article in Palm Beach Post and associated newspapers, April 17, 1988.

“Inside the Mind of the Terrorist,” Outlook article (full page feature) in Washington Post, August 28, 1988.

“Effects of Disability on World Leaders,” radio interview and call in, October, 1988.

“Anti-terrorist Policy,” National Public Radio commentary, Nov. 1988.

“Prospects for Terrorism and Public Policy,” C-Span, Nov. 1988.

“The Psychology of Terrorism,” the Diane Rehm Show, WAMU, Dec., 1988.

“The Outlook for Terrorism,” national radio call in interview, September 1989.

“Psyching out Gorbachev” Washington Post Outlook, 1989.

“Understanding Terrorism,” C-Span call in feature, September, 1989.

“Saddam Hussein: In Pursuit of Revolutionary Destiny” Boston Herald weekend feature,

August, 1990.

“The High and the Mighty High: Substance Abuse in Political Leaders,” Outlook feature article, Washington Post, Nov. 28, 1990.

“Saddam Hussein of Iraq: A Personality Profile” Boston Herald, September, 1990.

DURING THE NINE MONTHS OF THE GULF CRISIS, APPROXIMATELY 200 INTERVIEWS BY ELECTRONIC AND PRINT MEDIA.

“Altro che Matto,” Panorama, November 11, 1990.

“Crazy Like a Fox: Saddam Hussein,” Los Angeles Times, January, 1991.

“Responding to Qaddafi,” Christian Science Monitor, Jan, 7, 1992.

“The Politics of Sickness,” Phila. Inquirer, June 20, 1993.

“Greed, Sex, Ego and Ideology-The Making of a Spy,” Phila. Inquirer, March 27, 1994.

“FBI Read the Wrong Book on the Branch Davidians,” Phila. Inquirer, April 27, 1994.

“Peace Confronts Three Mortal Men,” Phil. Inquirer, October 28, 1994.

“Slobodan Milosevic: Why the Crisis Could Last” (with K. Deklava) Christian Science Monitor March 29, 1999.

“Slobodan and Saddam: Birds of a Feather” Newark News-Ledger (Millhouse Papers) April 15, 1999.

“Air Rage,” television magazine interview, ITN (British network), Nov., 1999.

“The Psychopolitics of the Elian Gonzales Conflict: The Psychology of the Mob and the Prospects for Violence,” CBS, April, 2000.

“Inside Arafat”s Mind” Newsday October 29, 2000

“Yasir Arafat: A Political Personality Profile” Jerusalem Post December, 2000

DURING THE EIGHT MONTHS POST 9/11, APPROXIMATELY 350 INTERVIEWS BY ELECTRONIC AND PRINT MEDIA CONCERNING TERRORISM, OSAMA BIN LADEN, AND SUICIDAL TERRORISM.

Regular appearances on “Hardball” with Chris Mathews, MSNBC, with Wolf Blitzer, CNN, National Public Radio. Filmed magazine pieces and feature articles in major international media, including Japan, China, Australia, Canada, Brazil, Peru, France, Italy, Finland, Germany

“Origins of bin Laden network,” Christian Science Monitor, September 14, 2001

“Tale of a jihad soldier,” Christian Science Monitor, September 19, 2001.

“After bin Laden,” Invited weekend feature, LA Times. February, 2002

“Saddam Hussein: 'Not a lunatic',” Christian Science Monitor, October 23, 2002

“Sniper suspects in hand,: Christian Science Monitor, October 25, 2002

SINCE OCTOBER 2002, SEVERAL HUNDRED ELECTRONIC AND PRINT MEDIA INTERVIEWS CONCERNING UPDATED PROFILE OF SADDAM HUSSEIN

Major profile on ABC Nightline, discussion on CBS Face The Nation, regular appearances on NBC, MSNBC, CNBC, ABC, CBS, Fox News and international media outlets.

“Why Hussein sees history on his side Christian Science Monitor, February 6, 2003

“North Korea: The Movie”: Invited Feature Article, LATimes, Sunday, 16 February, 2003

“POW effect: The captured become tools of warfare Christian Science Monitor, March 16, 2003.

“Suicide bombers not crazy, expert says,” Reuters News Service, May 23, 2003

“Profiler: Saddam seeking 'balm to a shattered self',” CNN, July 31, 2003

Hardball, MSNBC, August 1, 2003

“U.S. officials hope to glean insights about North Korea from defector,” Associated Press,

October, 29, 2003.

“Suicide bombings becoming the weapon of choice for many terrorists,” CBS Evening News,

October 19, 2003

“'Phase shift' in terror's war on West,” Christian Science Monitor, November 21, 2003

FOLLOWING THE CAPTURE OF SADDAM HUSSEIN, DECEMBER 2003 EXTENSIVE MEDIA INTERVIEWS

“Rathole Under The Palace” OpEd LA Times, Opinion Section. Sunday, December 21, 2003 M1

Extensive interviews regarding Crimes of Obedience in relation to prisoner abuse situation in Iraq

“Officials Worry of Pre-Election Attack,” Associated Press, March 15, 2004

“After Spain, questions about how a new attack on U.S. would affect November election,” Associated Press, March 15, 2004.

“Dr. Jerrold Post of George Washington University and Don North, documentary producer, discuss the documentary, "Remembering Saddam,” Topic A with Tina Brown, CNBC, May 23, 2004.

“Former CIA psychiatrist Dr. Jerrold Post on al-Qaeda's use of videotaped hostage beheadings as weapon of terror,” Capital Report, June 29, 2004.

“Psychology of Saddam,” CNN, July 1, 2004.

“Dr. Jerrold Post, former CIA profiler, discusses Saddam Hussein's appearance in court,” The Early Show, July 1, 2004.

“Saddam on the Stand Analysis by CIA Profiler,” Good Morning America, July 2, 2004.

“Terrorists ‘Norma’; Suicide Bombers Fit their Culture, Psychiatrist Says,” Winnipeg Sun, August 8, 2004

“Inside the mind of Al Qaeda,” Christian Science Monitor, October 14, 2004

“Tools of Terror: Seminar Examines Terrorists' Use of Psychology, Technology, and the New Media,” PR Newswire, October 28, 2004.

“Bin Laden a 'malignant' personality who commands attention, CIA expert says,” The Philadelphia Inquirer, November 10, 2004.

“Psychiatrist analyses Bin Laden video,” The New Zealand Herald, November 11, 2004.

“Vain bin Laden seeks a wider audience,” Gold Coast Bulletin (Australia), November 11, 2004

“'To the brink and beyond',” The Toronto Star, November 11, 2004

“A popular, and much hated, word Who's a terrorist now?” The Toronto Star, March 6, 2005.

“Comments from the terrorism conference in Spain,” Associated Press, March 8, 2005

“Un enemigo imposible de derrotar,” El Pais, March 9, 2005

“Portrait of Saddam Hussein as Defendant” French Public Television, March 12, 2005

“The Wartime Psychological Profiles of Adolph Hitler” Three days of interviewing, March 2005, by BBC crew from London , at National Archives, GW Elliott School, and on streets of Washington near capitol for major BBC production for 6 part series on end of WWII for next fall, to be shown in US by Discovery Channel.

“An Early Wartime Profile Depicts a Tormented Hitler,” The New York Times, March 31, 2005.

“OSS Profile of Adolph Hitler” Interview with CNN, April 25 2005

Newspaper Column “Psychopolitics” in Psychiatric Times

“The Mind of the Traitor,” September, 1994.

“Political Paranoia and Right-Wing Extremism,” February, 1996.

“Radovan Karadzic: Poet of Death,” (with Dekleva, K.) May, 1996.

“Publish or Perish: The Unabomber Papers,” November, 1996.

“Profiling Political Leaders: An Ethical Dilemma,” February, 1997.

“Portrait of an Abu Nidal Terrorist,” May, 1997.

“Saddam Hussein: Deja Vu All Over Again,” April, 1998.

“Slobodan Milosevic: A Political Psychology Profile” (with K. Dekleva), May, 2000.

“Yasir Arafat: Two Clocks Ticking” February, 2001

Congressional Testimony

“Saddam Hussein: A Political Psychology Profile,” Testimony to House Armed Services Committee, Les Aspin Chairman, November, 1990.

“A Political Personality Profile of Saddam Hussein,” Testimony to House Foreign Affairs Committee, Lee Hamilton Chairman, December, 1990.

Testified before House of Representatives sub-committee on Biological Terrorism concerning “Biological Terrorism: Psychological Incentives and Constraints” October, 2001

Testified before Senate Armed Services Committee on “Terrorist Psychology and Decision Making.” November, 2001

Invited by UN International Atomic Energy Agency in Vienna to present paper on “The Psychology of Nuclear Terrorism” before special session of IAEA on Nuclear Terrorism,” December 2001.

“The Mind of the Terrorist” with an emphasis on radical Islam. Off the record staff briefing. U.S. House of Representatives. September 2003.

“The Axis of Evil Part II: Profiles of Kim Jong Il and Iranian Leadership” Off the record staff briefing. U.S. Senate. January 2004.

ORGANIZED MAJOR CONFERENCES

“Academic Contributions to Terrorism Research: An International Conference, “Arlington, Va., 1974.

“Developing a Model Curriculum in Political Psychology,” George Wash. Univ., June, 1993.

“The Psychpolitics of Illness in High Office: An International Conference,” The George Washington Univ., 1993.

“Violence in the Workplace,” National Television Conference, televised to 40 downsites.

“Choosing a Healthy President,” George Wash. Univ., February, 1995.

“Hatred and Hate Crimes in the 1990s,” (with Anti-Defamation League) The George Washington Univ., Nov., 1996.

Executive chair, “White House Commission-George Washington University International Conference on Aviation Safety and Security in the 21st Century,” January, 1997.

“Academic Contributions to Countering Terrorism” Organized for Defense Intelligence Agency for U.S. government terrorism analysts, November, 1997.

MAJOR PROFESSIONAL PRESENTATIONS IN FIELD OF POLITICAL PSYCHOLOGY

“On Aging Leaders,” paper presented to the 5th World Congress of Psychiatry, Mexico City, Mexico, 1971.

“When Private Motives Distort Public Behavior,” paper presented as contribution to symposium on “Individual, Group, and Organizational Influences on Irrational Political Decision Making,” 1st Annual Meeting, International Society of Political Psychology (ISPP), New York, 1979.

“The Life Cycle and Political Behavior,” organized and chaired symposium, 2nd Annual Meeting, ISPP, Boston, 1980.

“Effects of Age and Health on Political Behavior,” organized and chaired symposium, 5th Annual Meeting, ISPP, Washington, D.C., 1982.

“Narcissism and Collective Behavior,” organized and chaired symposium, 6th Annual Meeting, ISPP, Oxford, England, 1983.

“Behavioral Aspects of Terrorism,” organized and chaired symposium, 6th Annual Meeting, ISPP, Oxford, England, 1983.

“Individual and Group Dynamics of Terrorist Behavior,” paper presented to 7th World Congress of Psychiatry, Vienna, Austria, 1983.

“Effects of Age and Ill Health on Political Decision-Making,” presentation to Louisiana State University School of Medicine, April 1984.

“The Psychology of Political Terrorism,” presentation to Graduate School, Tulane University, April 1984.

“Charismatic Leadership,” organized and chaired symposium at 7th Annual Meeting, ISPP, July 1984.

“The Psycho‑Social Determinants of Terrorism,” paper presented at symposium “U.S. Foreign Policy Toward Terrorism and the Prospects for the Future,” The Institute for American Values, Nichols College, October 1984.

“Behavioral Contributions to Research in Terrorism,” presentation to Harry Frank Guggenheim Foundation, New York, January 1985.

“The Psychology of Terrorism,” presentation to Department of Psychiatry, Walter Reed, February 1985.

“The Group Dynamics of Terrorist Behavior,” presented to symposium “Outthinking the Terrorist: An International Challenge,” the 10th annual symposium on The Role of

Behavioral Science in Physical Security, sponsored by the Defense Nuclear Agency, April 1985.

“The Psychological Determinants of Terrorist Behavior,” presented to George Washington University School of Medicine, May 1985.

“The Brain, the Mind, and Behavior,” organized and chaired symposium, Yale University School of Medicine, June 1985.

“The Paranoid Political Actor,” (with Robins, R.), paper presented to 8th annual meeting of

ISPP, Washington, D.C., June 1985.

“Charismatic Leadership,” chaired roundtable at 8th Annual Meeting of ISPP, June 1985.

“International Terrorism: Prospects and Policy,” chaired policy dialogue at 8th Annual Meeting of ISPP, June 1985.

“Rewarding Fire With Fire? Effects of Retaliation on Terrorist Group Dynamics,” presented to International Conference on Current Trends in World Terrorism, Jaffee Center for Strategic Studies, Tel Aviv University, Israel, July 1985.

“The Psychology of Political Terrorism,” presentation to International Terrorism Symposium, sponsored by Defense Intelligence College, Defense Intelligence Agency,

Washington, D.C., December 1985.

“Leadership and Personality in Latin America: A Political Psychology Perspective,” presentation to conference on Leadership and Personality in Latin America, Washington, D.C., December 1985.

“Personality and Political Behavior,” workshop presented to American Group Psychotherapy Association, February 1986.

“The Psychology of Nuclear Terrorism,” presented to Symposium on Nuclear Terrorism sponsored by the Nuclear Control Institute, Aspen Foundation, March, 1986.

“The Implications of Terrorist Psychology for Counterterrorist Policy,” presented to International Conference on Terrorism Research, University of Aberdeen, Scotland, April, 1986.

“Conflict Resolution and Cooperation “ chaired conflict resolution workshop at 9th Annual Meeting, ISPP, Amsterdam, June 19, 1986.

“Terrorism and International Relations,” chaired and organized symposium, 9th Annual Meeting, ISPP, July 2, 1986.

“Individual, Group, and Organizational Psychology of Political Terrorism,” paper presented to 9th Annual Meeting, ISPP, 1986.

“Terrorism and the Media,” presentation to Foreign Press Center Seminar “Countering State‑Supported Terrorism,” sponsored by U.S. Information Agency, State Department

Auditorium, July 1986.

“Structured Knowledge Acquisition: Avoiding the Pitfalls in Developing Exert Systems,” (with M. James Naughton), Presented to Symposium 5th Generation Systems, sponsored by

the National Institute for Software Quality and Productivity, Inc., October 27‑28, 1986.

“The Individual, Group, and Organizational Dynamics of Political Terrorism,” presented to Symposium “Terrorism: Understanding The Terrorist and His Victim,” sponsored

jointly by Georgetown University and the Psychiatric Institute, November 1986.

“The Behavioral Dynamics of Political Terrorism: Implications for Intelligence Requirements,” Presented to symposium “Intelligence Requirements for Low Intensity

Conflict,” co‑sponsored by Defense Intelligence Agency and Armed Forces Communication and Electronic Association, October 1986.

“The Behavioral Dynamics of Insurgents and Terrorists: Policy Implications,” presented to Symposium: “Dealing with Insurgencies, The Role of Amnesties, Ceasefires, and

Negotiations,” sponsored by the Bureau of Intelligence and Research, Department of State, November 3, 1986.

“Psychological Operations: Major Weapon in the Counter‑Terrorist Arsenal,” presented to the Joint Senior Psychological Operations Course, Special Operations School,

Hurlburt Field, U.S. Air Force, January 1987 and April, 1987.

“The Psychology of Political Terrorism,” presented to symposium: “International Terrorism,” sponsored by the International Association, Duke University, March 4, 1986.

“Political Terrorism: Psychiatric Considerations,” presented to annual meeting of the New York State Medical Society, March 12, 1986, to symposium on Medical Aspects of Political Terrorism.

“Terrorist Psycho‑Logic: Terrorist Behavior as a Product of Psychological Forces,” presented to international conference on Psychological Dimensions of Terrorism sponsored by the Woodrow Wilson Center for International Scholars, The Smithsonian Institution, March 16‑18, 1987.

“Terrorism and the Media”, chaired roundtable, 10th annual ISPP meting, San Francisco, Calif., July, 1987.

“Conflict and Cooperation in International Organizations: An Experiential Workshop”, chaired workshop, 10th annual ISPP meeting, July, 1987.

“The Paranoid Political Actor”, presentation to 10th annual meeting, ISPP, July, 1987.

“The Relationship Between Psychoanalysis and Political Science,” roundtable participant at 10th annual ISPP meeting, July 1987.

“The Psychology of Terrorism: Implications for Anti‑terrorist Policy,” presentation to special workshop on “The Role of Psychology In National Security Affairs,” annual meeting of American Psychological Association, New York, N.Y., August, 1987.

“The Captive King and His Captive Court: The Psychological Dynamics of the Disabled Leader and His Inner Circle,” presentation to annual meeting, American Political Science Association, Chicago, Illinois, September, 1987.

“Differentiating Terrorist Psychologies: Basis for a Rational Anti-Terrorist Policy,” presented to Conference “Academic Research in Terrorism: Relationship to Policy,” sponsored by the Guggenheim Foundation, Santa Fe, NM, October, 1987.

“The Psychology of Political Leaders and their Followers,” Workshop presented to American Group Psychotherapy Assoc., Feb. 1988.

“Personality and Political Behavior,” full day course presented to annual meeting of American Psychiatric Assoc., Montreal, Canada, May, 1988.

“The Mind of the Terrorist”, paper presented to special symposium on terrorist psychology at annual APA meeting, Montreal, May, 1988.

“The Paranoid Political Actor”, presentation to 10th annual meeting, ISPP, July, 1987.

“The Relationship Between Psychoanalysis and Political Science,” roundtable participant at 10^thannual ISPP meeting, July 1987.

“Differentiating Terrorist Psychologies: Basis for a Rational Anti-Terrorist Policy”, presented to Conference “Academic Research in Terrorism: Relationship to Policy”, sponsored by the Guggenheim Foundation, Santa Fe, NM, October, 1987.

“The Psychology of Political Leaders and their Followers,” Workshop presented to American Group Psychotherapy Assoc., Feb. 1988.

“The Psychology of Religious Fundamentalist Terrorism”, presentation to conference on Middle Eastern Fundamentalism and Terrorism, Brookings Institute, April, 1988.

“Personality and Political Behavior”, full day course presented to annual meeting of American Psychiatric Assoc., Montreal, Canada, May, 1988.

“The Mind of the Terrorist,” paper presented to special symposium on terrorist psychology at annual APA meeting, Montreal, May, 1988.

“The Psychology of Nuclear Terrorism,” presentation to FBI Academy, Quantico, Virginia, June, 1988.

“Conflict and Cooperation in International Organizations: An Experiential Workshop,” organized and chaired workshop at 11th Annual ISPP meeting, New York, July 1-5, 1988.

“When The Throne Room Becomes the Sickroom,” chaired roundtable, 11th annual meeting, ISPP, 1988.

“Policy Implications of International Terrorism,” chaired roundtable, 11th annual meeting, ISPP, 1988.

“Personality and Belief Systems: Bridging the Gap,” chaired symposium and presented paper by same title, (with Rogers, P.) 11th annual meeting, ISPP, 1988.

“Teaching Political Psychology,” roundtable presentation at 11th annual meeting of ISPP, July, 1988.

“Long Range Anti-terrorist Policy”, presentation to symposium: A Review of the Reagan Years Policy Toward Terrorism: Lessons Learned and Future Implications,” November, 1988.

“Terrorism in Africa,” presentation to regional terrorism symposium, George Washington, December, 1988.

“Nationalist/Separatist and Fundamentalist Terrorism,” presentation to symposium on Middle East Terrorism, George Washington Univ., January, 1989.

“The Psychology of High Casualty Terrorism,” presentation to symposium on “High Technology Terrorism”, George Washington U., February, 1989.

“Prospects for Nuclear Terrorism,” presentation to Japan Atomic Industrial Forum, Tokyo, March, 1989.

“Terrorist Crisis Management,” presentation to Japanese Ministry of Technology and Industry, Tokyo, 1989.

“Terrorist Psychology and Anti-terrorist Policy,” presentation to Japanese Foreign Ministry, Tokyo, March, 1989.

“The Comparative Psychology of Political Terrorism,” lecture at Tokai University, Tokyo, Japan, March, 1989.

“Stigma and Scapegoating: An Experiential Workshop,” full day workshop to Annual Meeting of American Psychiatric Assoc., San Francisco, May, 1989.

“Personality and Political Behavior,” full day course presented to membership of APA, San Francisco, May, 1989.

“Contributions of Psychiatry to Research in Terrorism,” paper presented to Harry Frank Guggenheim Foundation, New York, June 1989.

“Conflict and Cooperation in International Organizations: An Experiential Workshop,” conflict resolution workshop presented to 12th Annual Meeting, ISPP, Tel Aviv, Israel, July, 1989.

“Effects of Crisis-Induced Stress on Decisionmaking: Implications for the Nuclear Environment,” paper presented to symposium on Crisis Decisionmaking, ISPP Annual Meeting, 1989.

“Personality and Political Behavior,” full day course, APA, 1990.

“Personality and Political Behavior,” full day course, APA, 1991.

“Personality and Political Behavior,” full day course, APA, 1992.

“Personality and Political Behavior,” full day course, APA, 1993.

“Personality and Political Behavior,” full day course, APA, 1994.

“Personality and Political Behavior,” full day course, APA, 1995.

“Personality and Political Behavior,” full day course, APA, 1996

“Personality and Political Behavior,” full day course, APA, 1997.

“Personality and Political Behavior,” full day course, APA, 1998

“Personality and Political Behavior,” full day course, APA, 1999.

“Personality and Political Behavior,” full day course, APA, 2000

“Personality and Political Behavior,” full day course, APA, 2001.

“Personality and Political Behavior,” full day course, APA, 2002

“Personality and Political Behavior,” full day course, APA, 2003.

“Personality and Political Behavior,” full day course, APA, 2004

“Personality and Political Behavior,” full day course, APA, 2005.

“Ethnic Conflict and the Need for Enemies,” paper presented to annual APA meeting, 1994.

“Effects of Psychiatric Impairments on Presidential Leadership,” Presented to National Working Group on Presidential Impairment and the 25th Amendment, The Carter Center, January 1995.

“Right Wing Extremism,” organized and chaired symposium, APA meeting, 1995.

“The Search for Enemies in Eastern Europe and Radovan Karadzic: Poet of Death,” Society for Psychoanalysis of Culture and Society, Fall, 1995.

“The Psychopolitics of Hatred,” Summer, 1995, the Holocaust Museum, Washington, D.C. symposium at annual 1995 ISPP meeting.

“Personality and Political Behavior,” full day course, APA, May, 1996.

“Political Paranoia and the Psychopolitics of Hatred,” Plenary address to Society for Psychoanalysis of Culture and Society, Fall, 1996.

“The Roots of Paranoia,” Vancouver, British Columbia, annual meeting ISPP 1996.

“The Mind of the Hacker,” presented to national confernce on Information Warfare, Annapolis, MD, Jan., 1997.

“Malignant Leaders and Vulnerable Followers” American Group Psychotherapy Assoc., Feb., 1997, New York.

“The Psychology of the Disruptive Aviation Passenger,” presented to International Conference on the Disruptive Aviation Passenger, The Air Lines Pilot Association, Arlington, Va. April, 1997.

“Torture, Terrorism, and Political Violence,” Organized and chaired symposium, annual meeting Amer. Psych. Assoc, May, 1997.

“Portrait of An Abu Nidal Terrorist,” American Psychiatric Assoc., May, 1997.

“The Roots of Paranoia,” Amer. Psychiatric Assoc., May, 1997.

“Psychiatrist and Genocide,” (with Dekleva, K.) annual APA meeting, May, 1997.

“Impunity and Victims of Torture” Organized and chaired symposium, annual meeting, ISPP, Krakow, Poland, July 1997.

“Moral Development and the Readiness to ‘Groupthink’” Annual meeting, ISPP, 1997.

“Biological Terrorism: Psychological Incentives and Constraints,” presented to conference on “Biological Terrorism,” The Potomac Foundation, Arlington, Va., August, 1997.

Chaired roundtable, “Personality and Foreign Policy Decision Making,” annual meeting, Amer. Political Science Assoc., Washington, August, 1997.

“Paranoia in the Cinema,” (with Robins, R.) paper presented to annual meeting, APSA, August, 1997.

“The Self and Others: The Politics of Genocide and Violence,” roundtable, annual APSA meeting, August, 1997.

“From Car Bombs to Logic Bombs: Weapons of Mass Destruction, Weapons of mass Disruption” Presentation to Cyberspace Policy Institute, January, 1998.

“The Need for Enemies and Difficulties Emerging From Conflict” Plenary address, United Nations conference on Emerging From Conflict, San Salvador, Del Salvador, April, 1998.

“Group and Organizational Dynamics of Terrorist Behavior: Implications for Protected Persons,” Plenary Address, National Conference on Social Psychology of Terrorism sponsored by U.S. Secret Service, May, 1998.

“Effects of Age on Creativity and Destructiveness in Political Leaders,” Plenary address, American Society of Psychoanalytic Physicians, Toronto, May 30, 1998.

“The Changing Face of International terrorism: Weapons of Mass Destruction, Weapons of Mass Disruption,” Presentation to the International Emergency Management Society, May, 1998, Washington, D.C.

“Personality and Political Behavior,” full day course, APA, Toronto, May, 1998.

“The Group Psychology of Political Leaders and their Followers, workshop, American Group Psychotherapy Association, February, 1999, Houston.

“The Psychological Foundations of Group Hatred”, AGPA, Houston, February, 1999.

“Personality and Political Behavior”, full day course, APA, Washington, D.C. May, 1999.

“Political Paranoia and the Psychopolitics of Hatred,” Am. Assoc. of Psychoanalytic Physicians Annual Meeting, Washington, May, 1999.

“Slobodan Milosevic: A Political Psychology Profile” APA Annual Meeting, Washington, DC May, 1999.

“The Psychology of Weapons of Mass Destruction Terrorism,” International Society of Political Psychology Annual meeting, Amsterdam, July, 1999.

“The Psychopolitics of Illness in High Office” American College of Psychiatry, Naples, Fla., Feb., 2000.

“The Psychology of Terrorism: Implications for Biological Terrorism,” briefing of Defense Science Board, biotechnology subcommittee, April 2000.

“The Psychology of Terrorism: Implications for Domestic Threats,” briefing of Defense Science Board, defense of the homeland subcommittee, April; 2000.

“Weapons of Mass Destruction Terrorism: Differentiating the Threat,” presentation to Carnegie Endowment Annual Conference on Non-Proliferation, April, 2000.

“The Psychology of Chem/Bio Terrorism: Incentives and Constraints,” the Brookings Institute, April, 2000.

“Deterring Terrorism,” presentation to Oklahoma City Memorial Institute for Counter-Terrorism International Counter-terrorism Inaugural Counter-Terrorism Conference on the occasion of the dedication of the Oklahoma City Memorial, April, 2000.

“The Psychology of Terrorism: Implication for Profiling Terrorists,” presentation to Oklahoma City Memorial Institute for Counter-Terrorism Inaugural Counter-Terrorism conference, April, 2000.

“Personality and Political Behavior,” full day course, APA, 2000.

“Personality and Political Behavior,” full day course, APA, 2001

“Served as expert witness in trial of one of al Qaeda terrorists responsible for bombing of U.S. embassy in Dar es Salaan, interviewing one for 16 hours, and his superior for one hour. Testified in July, 2001

“ Killing in the Name of God: Osama bin Laden and Radical Islam,” Plenary Address to American Association for Forensic Psychiatry annual meeting, Boston, October, 2001

“ Killing in the Name of God: Osama bin Laden and Radical Islam,” Plenary Address to Group for the advancement of Psychiatry, White Plains, NY, November, 2001

“Personality and Political Behavior,” full day course, Air War College, Montgomery, Ala. Fall, 2001

“Personality and Political Behavior,” full day course, Air War College, Israel, Fall, 2001

“The Psychology of Nuclear Terrorism” special post-9/11 session of UN International Atomic Energy Agency in Vienna opn nuclear terrorism, December, 2001.

Presented address to National Defense University on “Killing in the Name of God: Osama bin Laden and Radical Islam”. November, 2001

“Killing in the Name of God: Osama bin Laden and Radical Islam,” Navy War College, November, 2001.

“Killing in Name of God: Radical Islam and Osama bin Laden.” Plenary addresses to the American College of Psychiatrists, the Group for the Advancement of Psychiatry, November 2001

2002

“Killing in the Name of God” plenary address to American College of Psychiatry, Hawaii, February, 2002

“Killing in the Name of God: Osama bin Laden and Radical Islam, ” Army War College program for visiting foreign counter-terrorist experts, February, 2002

“Terrorist Psychology and Motivations, with special emphasis on radical Islamic Terrorism.” Presented material to United Nations Counter-terrorism Committee, February, 2002.

“The Mind of the Terrorist,” major (3 hour) presentation to American Psychoanalytic Association, Philadelphia, May, 2002

“Personality and Political Behavior,” full day course, APA, 2002

The Psychology of Terrorism and Suicidal Terrorism,” plenary address to American Association of Chairs of Departments of Psychiatry, May,2002, Philadelphia.

“Killing in the Name of God: Radical Islam and Osama bin Laden.” Special Forum presentation to American Psychiatric Association (audience of 500), May, 2002, Philadelphia.

“Terrorists in their Own Words,” report of research interviewing 35 incarcerated Middle Eastern terrorists to Symposium on “Healing the Wounds of National Trauma” J.M.Post, chair

Grand round presentations to Departments of Psychiatry on The Mind of the Terrorist and Killling in the Name of God, Univ. of California San Francisco, Shepherd Pratt Hospital, St. Elizabeths Hopsital, George Washington University Hospital, , Albert Einstein College of Medicine

“The True Believer and Radical Fundamentalist terrorism,” course presentation to law enforcement officials at FBI academy, Quantico, x3

“Killing in the Name of God.” Presentation to the American Academy of Psychiatry and the Law, February 2002

“Killing in Name of God: Radical Islam and Osama bin Laden.” Presentation to the American Association of Chairs of Departments of Psychiatry. May 2002

“The Psychology of Terrorism.” Presentation to the American Psychoanalytic Association, May 2002

“Killing in the Name of God.” Special forum for the annual meeting of the American Psychiatric Association, May 2002

“Robert Mugabe: From Father of his Country to Destroyer of the Nation.” Presented to International Society of Political Psychology, July 2002 (with L. Denny)

“The Terrorists in Their Own Words.” Presented to International Society of Political Psychology, July 2002 (with L. Denny)

“Killing in Name of God: Radical Islam and Osama bin Laden.” Presented to International Society of Political Psychology, July 2002

“New Directions in Terrorism: Implications for Counter Terrorism.” Presented to International

Society of Political Psychology, July 2002

“Psychological Operations: Key Weapon in the War Against Terrorism” Presented to

Conference, “Counter-terrorism in Democratic Societies, Haifa, Israel, December, 2002

2003

“The Psychology of Terrorism” Key-note address, Europol Conference on Counter-terrorism,

Copenhagen, Denmark January, 2003

“The Group Psychology of Political terrorism”-Invited Address to American Group

Psychotherapy Association, New Orleans, LA February, 2003

“When Hatred is Bred in the Bone” Presentation to Experts Conference on Roots of Terrorism,

Oslo, Norway June, 2003 (Preparation for Position Paper for United Nations General Assembly Fall 2003)

“The Mind of the Terrorist: Individual, Group and Organizational Psychology of Terrorism”,

Presentation to Sandia National Laboratories, August 2003

“Managing Risk in a Distributed Environment: The Culture of Risk, Diminished Loyalty, and the

Dangerous Insider” to Department of Defense Conference: “Managing Risks in a Networked Environment”, November 2003

““When Hatred is Bred in the Bone: Socio-Cultural Foundations of Contemporary Terrorism,”

presented as Nevitt Sanford Award lecture to ISPP annual meeting, July 2003

2004

“Political Paranoia: The Psychopolitics of Hatred”, St, Louis University Medical School, March

2004

“When Illness Strikes the Leader” and “The Mind of the Terrorist.” Featured speaker Regional

Conference, St. Louis University. April 2004. Two major presentations.

“Inside the Mind of the Terrorist” Plenary address to the Massachusetts Psychiatric Society,

April 2004

“Inside the Mind of the Terrorist” Presentation to the American Society of Psychoanalytic

Physicians, New York, May 2004.

“Terrorism and Political Violence: Contemporary Perspectives” Symposium chaired and

organized for the Annual Meeting of the American Psychiatric Society, New York, May 2004. Included presentation “When Hatred is Bred in the Bone: The Social Psychology of Contemporary Terrorism.”

“Inside the Mind of the Terrorist” Presentation delivered at the International Spy Museum,

Washington DC, May 2004

“Leaders and their Followers in a Dangerous World” One hour program at Politics and Prose,

televised by C_SPAN and aired three times nationally, July 2004

“When Hatred is Bred in the Bone: The Psychology of Contemporary Terrorism” The World Affairs Council and College of Physicians of Philadelphia

November 8, 2004 (endowed annual lecture).

“The Psychology of Terrorism” International Affairs Association, Swarthmore College, Philadelphia, PA, November 9, 2004

2005

“The Psychological Roots of Terrorism” Presentation to the Madrid Terrorism and Democracy

Summit, Madrid March 2005

“Tyranny on Trial: Political Personality Profiles and Conduct at Trial of Slobodan Milosevic

and Saddam Hussein”, presented to International Conference on the Trails of the Century, Cornell University Law School, March 2005

“Know Thy Enemy: Inside the Mind of Kim Jong-Il” Presented to conference “Countering

Weapons of Mass Destruction in the Pacific”, Pacific Command, Hawaii, 19-21 April, 2005

PROFESSIONAL ASSOCIATIONS

· American Psychiatric Association (Distinguished Life Fellow)

· International Society of Political Psychology (Founding Member)

· American Political Science Association

· The Association for Politics and the Life Sciences

· American Group Psychotherapy Association

· American College of Psychiatrists (elected 1996, elevated to Fellowship, Fall 2002

· American Academy of Psychiatry and the Law

· Washington Academy of Medicine (elected 1998)

· The Group for the Advancement of Psychiatry (GAP) (elected 2000)

§ Committee on Psychiatry and the Workplace 1999 -2002

§ Committee on Disasters and Terrorism 2003 -

· Terrorism “Knowfest” Association of government and academic experts on International Terrorism under leadership of Sandia National Laboratories, 2002 -