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Annotated Bibliography

How has Terrorism affected the Culture of those living in areas where attacks have occurred?

Rylan McClelland

Professor Malcolm Campbell

UWRT 1104

10/18/17

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Annotated Bibliography

Living with Terrorism: Everyday Life and the Effects of Terror. History Behind the Headlines:

The Origins of Conflicts Worldwide, Encyclopedia.com,

www.encyclopedia.com/history/energy-government-and-defense-magazines/living-terrori

sm-everyday-life-and-effects-terror. Accessed 10 Oct 2017.

This source comes from a reliable website and it is about the effects of terrorism on

peoples everyday lives. The website talks about the effects but then it talks about the

history of what people living in Israel, Palestine and Northern Ireland had to deal with

and then goes back to the personal impacts of terrorism. An author is not given but after

some more research I found that this website was created by an association that compiled

a lot of information together. The purpose of this website was to inform those interested

in the effects that terrorism has on people. This source includes less publicized areas that

were affected by terrorism. This source fits into my research because it discusses the

effects that terrorism has on people. The source wasnt that helpful because some of the

information sounded outdated. This source will not appear in my project because it

wasnt very helpful. This is good that you knew the information was outdated so you wouldn't

use it. Maybe name the association that created the website.

Maxa, Rudy. The Effect of Terrorism on Tourism. YouTube, uploaded by Audioburst, 19 Jan.

2016, www.youtube.com/watch?v=PPhWba6DveU. Accessed 10 Oct 2017.

This source comes from a recorded broadcast done by a radio station. The broadcast

discusses the results of a study done by the Vice President of Government and Industry

Affairs of the World Travel and Tourism Council about the impact terrorism has on
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tourism. The speaker basically says that tourism isnt really affected because the tourists

trust in the governments of those areas to protect everyone and they also dont think that

they will ever be put in these situations. The speaker was appointed as the Director/VP of

Government and Industry Affairs in 2011 and before that she was the head of the

National Tourism Office in the US Department of Commerce. I believe the results

gathered are reliable because of the speakers credentials. (maybe mention some of the

credentials)The purpose of this was so that the results of this study could be shared with

the public and the intended audience are those who are worried about terrorism affecting

their business and scaring tourists away. This source is the only one that has information

from a government official. This fits into my research because it shows that tourism isnt

harmed by terrorism. It changed the way I thought about my topic because I believed that

terrorism did affect tourism. This source will most likely appear in my project because it

shows a changing of my viewpoint as a critical thinker. good reflection on the source

Walt, Vivienne. How the Paris Attacks Changed Us. Time.com, 2 May 2016,

http://time.com/4314129/paris-attacks-journalism-in-europe/ Accessed 10 Oct 2017.

This source comes from an article in Time magazine, a popular source. The article

discusses the changes that the author has seen in her city after the attacks that occurred

there. Vivenne Walt writes that the city of Paris has been completely changed and the

way people viewed the world had shifted. She tells about how journalists now have to

adapt with facing terror at home rather than in the field. She also gives her own opinion

on how the attacks of 11/13/15 should have been foreseen. The authors credentials show

that she is a reliable author that doesnt have a bias. However, because she is located in
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Paris, most of her articles are centered around the city or the country of France. The

purpose of the article was to share what the author saw and how she felt, being a citizen

of Paris. The intended audience are those that interested in the aftermath of the Paris

attacks. This source is the only source that includes some personal experiences. This

source fits into my research because it shows firsthand how an attack affected the culture

of a city. It was helpful because it helped my understanding of how it felt to live through

something like this. This source will appear in my project because it gives an experience

of the changes after an attack. interesting source you used, I would just write out the date used

above

Woods, Joshua. "The 9/11 Effect: Toward a Social Science of the Terrorist Threat." The Social

Science Journal. 48.1 (2011): 213-233. Print. Accessed 10 Oct 2017.

This source come from comes from a scholarly journal written by a sociology professor

at West Virginia University. This journal is about different effects that many Americans

felt after 9/11. The journal discusses topics such as the newfound trust in the US

government and patriotism as well as giving up civil liberties/privacy and the increase in

hate crimes on those of middle-eastern descent. In short, it discusses both the good and

bad effects caused by 9/11. The author has his PhD and is currently a professor. He has

also written many books and he doesnt seem to be biased at all. The information is

reliable because the author did his research thoroughly and cited all the sources he used.

This is an academic source that was made to inform others Americans of the effects that

9/11 had on the culture of America. This source maybe the most helpful out of all my

sources because it gives me the good and bad changes that the US faced. This fits into my
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research because it shows the changes in American Culture. It was very helpful and it

helped to shape my argument because it includes the good and the bad. This source will

appear in my project because it shows that not everything is bad after a terrorist attack.

All the sources seemed very informational and creditable. Good annotations throughout!