My article entited “U.S.-Iran Confrontation: Domestic Asymmetrical Ramifications” was published at the Terrorism Law Report. The TLR is published by the Center for Terrorism Law, St. Mary’s University School of Law, San Antonio, Texas.
“It is widely suspected that Iran possesses agents, clandestine cells, and sleeper cells in the United States. It is also widely suspected that Lebanese Hezbollah possesses cells and sleeper cells in the United States. To what extent American intelligence and law enforcement agencies have identified all such individuals cannot be known. Americans only know those they have identified; they do not know which cells they have not identified. The Iranian government and Hezbollah suspect that some of their assets have been compromised, but could not be sure which ones have or have not been compromised. These cells and sleeper cells could be used to carry out terrorist activities if a war breaks out (or is about to break out) between the U.S. and Iran.”
The digital version is available here:
http://www.terrorismlawreport.org/#!articles
The version with endnotes is available here: click on the title of my article. The article is available on pdf file.
http://www.terrorismlawreport.org/#!by-region
