Richard J. Hughbank, MA, MS, CMAS, CHS-IV, BCETS, BCECR, BCSCR
Books:
1. Hughbank, et. al., The Dynamics of Terror and Creation of Homegrown Terrorists. (Under Contract Consideration). (Read)
2. Richard J. Hughbank, Terrorology: The Study of Terrorism. (Under Contract Consideration). (Read)
Chapters:
1. Forest, et. al. (June 2007). Countering Terrorism and Insurgency in the 21st Century [Three Volumes]: International Perspectives. Chapter titled “Guerilla Warfare and Law Enforcement: Combating the 21st Century Terrorist Cell within the United States.” Praeger Security International, Chapter 12, pp. 235-252. (Read)
Peer Reviewed Journals:
1. Hughbank, Richard J. & Hughbank, Robert D. (Spring 2007, Vol. 13, No. 1). “Special Reaction Team: Who Stops Those Who Won't Stop?” COUNTER TERRORISM: The Journal of Counterterrorism and Homeland Security International, pp. 44-46.
2. Hughbank, Richard J. (Aug 2007, Vol. 4, No. 8). “Hezbollah in the homeland.” HSToday: Insight & Analysis for Homeland Security Decisionmakers, p.8.
3. Hughbank, Richard J. (Sep 2007, Vol. 5, No. 9). “Target Psychology: Understanding the Threat.” Homeland Defense Journal, pp. 26-29.
4. Githens, Don & Hughbank, Richard J. (Winter 2007, Vol. 13, No. 4). “Female Terrorists: Are the Chechen Black Widows Creating a New Culture?” COUNTER TERRORISM: The Journal of Counterterrorism and Homeland Security International, pp. 14-20.
5. Hughbank, Richard J. (Dec 2007, Vol. 4, No. 12). “Understanding jihad's next stage.” HSToday: Insight & Analysis for Homeland Security Decisionmakers, p. 8.
6. Roorda, Tim & Hughbank, Richard J. (Dec 2007/Jan 2008, Vol. 5, No. 12). “Threat Convergence: MS-13 and al-Qaeda's Deadly Potential to Attack America, Again.” Homeland Defense Journal, pp. 30-33.
7. Hughbank, Richard J. (Feb 2008, Vol. 6, Issue 1). “Crisis Management: The Critical Component to any Response and Recovery Plan.” Homeland Defense Journal, pp. 28-29.
8. Hughbank, Richard J. (Spring 2008). “Understanding Terrorism and Its Potential Impact on Law Enforcement Strategies.” The Tactical Edge: Official Journal of the National Tactical Officers Association, pp. 36-40.
9. Hughbank, Richard J. & Cano, Michelle. (May 2008). “The Role of Counseling in an Emergency Response Recovery Plan.” Nation Center for Crisis Management: The Traumatic Stress Library, online at http://www.nc-cm.org/article171.htm.
10. Hughbank, Richard J. (Summer 2008, Vol. 14, No. 2). “Understanding the al-Qaeda Organization: What Every Law Enforcement and Security Professional Should Know about Terrorism.” COUNTER TERRORISM: The Journal of Counterterrorism and Homeland Security International, pp. 22-25.
11. Hughbank, Richard J. (Oct 2008). “The Cost of Defending a Nation: Balancing Liberty and Security in Defending Against Terrorism.” National Homeland Defense Foundation Library.
12. Hughbank, Richard J., Hughbank, Bob & Githens, Don (In Progress). “Intelligence and Its Role in Protecting Against Terrorism.” Police and Security News. (Under Editorial Review).
13. Hughbank, Richard J. & Hershkowitz, Martin. (In Progress). “Fundamentals of Terrorism: Understanding the Threat and Preparing for the Next Attack.” COUNTER TERRORISM: The Journal of Counterterrorism and Homeland Security International. (Under Editorial Review).
14. Hughbank, Richard J. (In Progress). “The Cost of Defending a Nation: Balancing Liberty and Security in Defending Against Terrorism.” Inside Homeland Security. (Under Editorial Review).
15. Hughbank, Richard J. (In Progress). “The Importance of Defining an Enemy.” Inside Homeland Security. (Under Editorial Review).
16. Hughbank, Richard J. (In Progress). “Weapons of Mass Destruction: Everyone’s Fear.” Agora. (Under Editorial Review).
Articles & Abstracts:
1. Hughbank, Richard J. & Curry, Jennifer L. (Sep/Oct 2002). “The Detainee Personal Identification Data Collection Process in Afghanistan.” Center for Army Lessons Learned.
2. Hughbank, Richard J. & Curry, Jennifer L. (Mar 2004). “The Detainee Personal Identification Data Collection Process in Afghanistan.” Detainee Ops: Multi-Service Tactics, Techniques, and Procedures for Detainee Operations in a Joint Environment, pp. II-8 – II-10.
3. Hughbank, Richard J. (2006). “Lurking in Shadows: Hizballah (Party of God).” OnPoint: A Counterterrorism Journal for Military and Law Enforcement Professionals.
4. Hughbank, Richard J. (2006). “Policing America's Streets: How to Fight and Win the War on Terrorism in Anytown, USA: Introduction” (Series). OnPoint: A Counterterrorism Journal for Military and Law Enforcement Professionals.
5. Hughbank, Richard J. (2006). “Policing America's Streets: How to Fight and Win the War on Terrorism in Anytown, USA: Phase 1 – Preparation” (Series). OnPoint: A Counterterrorism Journal for Military and Law Enforcement Professionals.
6. Hughbank, Richard J. (2006). “Policing America's Streets: How to Fight and Win the War on Terrorism in Anytown, USA: Phase 2 – Initial Contact” (Series). OnPoint: A Counterterrorism Journal for Military and Law Enforcement Professionals.
7. Hughbank, Richard J. (2006). “Policing America's Streets: How to Fight and Win the War on Terrorism in Anytown, USA: Phase 3 – Infiltration” (Series). OnPoint: A Counterterrorism Journal for Military and Law Enforcement Professionals.
8. Hughbank, Richard J. (2006). “Policing America's Streets: How to Fight and Win the War on Terrorism in Anytown, USA: Phase 4 – Organization” (Series). OnPoint: A Counterterrorism Journal for Military and Law Enforcement Professionals.
9. Hughbank, Richard J. (2006). “Policing America's Streets: How to Fight and Win the War on Terrorism in Anytown, USA: Phase 5 – Buildup” (Series). OnPoint: A Counterterrorism Journal for Military and Law Enforcement Professionals.
10. Hughbank, Richard J. (2006). “Policing America's Streets: How to Fight and Win the War on Terrorism in Anytown, USA: Phase 6 – Combat Employment” (Series). OnPoint: A Counterterrorism Journal for Military and Law Enforcement Professionals.
11. Hughbank, Richard J. (2006). “Policing America's Streets: How to Fight and Win the War on Terrorism in Anytown, USA: Phase 7 – Demobilization” (Series). OnPoint: A Counterterrorism Journal for Military and Law Enforcement Professionals.
12. Hughbank, Richard J. & Hughbank, Robert D. (Apr 2007). “Special Reaction Team: Who Stops Those Who Won't Stop?” SWAT Magazine, pp. 82-85.
13. Hughbank, Richard J. & Okerland, Ronald S. (Sep 2007). “Active Shooters in the Classroom: Case Histories and Proposed Tactics.” SWAT Magazine, pp. 60-65 & 102.
14. Hughbank, Richard J. & Hughbank, Robert D. (Sep/Oct 2007). “Terrorism: What Is It? Are We Prepared?” American Cop Magazine, pp. 48, 49 & 60-64.
15. Hughbank, Richard J. & Hershkowitz, Martin. (Fall 2007). “TERRORISM 101: FUNDAMENTAL INFORMATION FOR THE CITIZEN VOLUNTEER” State Defense Force Monograph Series, pp.39-48.
16. Hughbank, Richard J. & Hughbank, David L. (Mar 2008). “The Application of the Social Learning Theory to Domestic Terrorist Recruitment” SWAT Digest.com.
17. Hughbank, Richard J. (Summer 2008, Vol. 6, Issue 2). “Interview.” Inside Homeland Security, p. 9.
18. Hughbank, Richard J. & Hughbank, David L. (Jun 2008). “Acts of Terror in Our Nation’s Schools: Can Active Shooters Be Stopped?” SWAT Digest.com.
National Criminal Justice Reference Service (NCJRS) Documents:
1. Title: “Target Psychology: Understanding the Threat”
NCJ Number: 220997
2. Title: “Threat Convergence: MS-13 and al-Qaeda's Deadly Potential to Attack America, Again”
NCJ Number: 222064
3. Title: “The Application of the Social Learning Theory to Domestic Terrorist Recruitment”
NCJ Number: 222187
