Pakistan / United States / Afghanistan / Israel / /
Currency
USD / / /
Event
Diplomatic Relations / /
Facility
Marriott Hotel / Some College / University of Maryland / United States Institute of Peace / /
IndustryTerm
Online News / /
Organization
United States Senate / Midwest Political Science Association / Brookings Institution / al-Qaeda / Some College / United States Institute of Peace / University of Maryland / Palestinian Center for Policy and Survey Research / US government / US administration / Hizballah / Taliban / IFPRI / Survey Research and the Pew Global Attitudes Project / School of Public Policy / Stanford / /
Person
Osama bin Laden / Blair / Musharraf / Richard Holbrooke / /
PoliticalEvent
primary / /
Position
leader / President / Assistant Professor / representative / General / Ambassador / Elementary school / representative public opinion poll / /
Are the Better Educated Less Likely to Support Militancy and Terrorism? Women Are. Evidence from a Public Opinion Survey in Pakistan Abstract Conventional wisdom dictates that the more educated are less likely to support