Corri Zoli

@c_zoli

Director of Research/Assistant Research Professor in International Security at Institute for National Security & Counterterrorism, Maxwell & SU College of Law

Syracuse, NY
insct.syr.edu
Joined August 2015
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    30 Sep 2017

    Trying to make ISIS tactics intelligible to the public. Very important to discuss openly.

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  2. 4 hours ago

    This reminds me of Cornell's fab EARS approach:

    . launches its campaign aimed at furthering the growth and development of and children by listening to them. Visit their website to learn more about their campaign:
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  3. 4 hours ago

    Super interesting "self-help" approach.

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  4. 5 hours ago

    Roses being distributed to KSA women drivers (often by police). Wild days.

    The greatest pictures I've ever seen 😍
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  5. Jun 23

    Nice interweaving of historical detail with a plug for ethical leadership and upholding a long tradition of high standards

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  6. Jun 21

    Actually, really interesting from a negotiations perspective. Germany (w/out consulting Macron or Trudeau) has shifted; EU follows suit. How much did the 200B tariff on China's trade practices soften parties?

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  7. Jun 20

    ISIS builds tunnels in Euphrates River Valley. See our terrorist critical infrastructures essay & terrorist resilience:

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  8. Jun 19

    Thank you, ! I'm trying here to build on your organizational work in terrorism studies, but from a critical infrastructures angle!

    Terrorist critical infrastructures, organizational capacity and security risk , LJ Steinberg, M Hermann
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  9. Jun 18

    Concord management's (Reed) attorney noting false citations to case law. Wow. Problem of deference to the government & not only in national security cases.

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  10. Jun 17

    I really liked this discussion & engagement. Seemed classic Junot. Awareness of pervasiveness of sexism (down to the knitty gritty identity personhood level) & need to never give up the fight against it. I'm seeing his age (humanity) these days in a good way too.

    Replying to @poplitscene @nancyjosales
    Discretion may be the better part of valor here, as the facts coming out, including the audio from the Machado Q&A () are leading those doing due diligence (Pulitzer, MIT, Bos Rev) to rethink the swift and totalizing dismissal of Junot Diaz. Just a thought.
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  11. Jun 17

    Some key counter-intuitive findings, including that women need to submit more essays for publication & work in robust teams.

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  12. Jun 17

    Super important to take a look at this special issue. Some key counter-intuitive findings, including that women need to submit more essays for publication & work in robust teams.

    ICYMI: "There’s a big gender gap within these publications and the data we have raise more questions than answers" -
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  13. Jun 16

    More increases in opium production by the incomparable SIGAR.

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  14. Jun 16

    I don't know Peterson's work. But culture as inherently conservative w/ an implicit dominance hierarchy. That is interesting. It would explain why progressives who unleash culture find something different.

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  15. Jun 15

    Thanks, Martha!

    Great working with you, Laura and Peg as well :) Kudos to all for very thoughtful work. Look forward to our next thoughts. Tx, Emery !
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  16. Jun 15

    Thank you to Laura Steinberg, , and Peg Hermann for the rich discussions leading up to this collaborative work! Also, a quick thanks to Emery Roe at the Catastrophic Risk Center for all of his engagement & feedback.

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  17. Jun 15

    Hey , our essay is up!

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  18. Jun 14

    Finally my "terrorist critical infrastructures" co-authored essay is up and published at Safety Science. This was fun to write & a bit challenging (in a good way) in engaging Safety Science readers.

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  19. Jun 13

    Again, completely wild trend. The numbers are high (with skepticism on methods): 100,000 gang members in Chicago. via

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  20. Jun 13

    Wild.

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  21. Jun 12

    I loved this by classicist Danielle Allen: savvy updating of civic engagement & understanding

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