Add to EJ Playlist  Thomas Gouttierre, Dean of International Studies at UNO, answers questions from media on May 2, 2011 about the May 1 announcement by President Barack Obama that Osama bin Laden was killed by U.S. forces in Pakistan. Question Five: How likely is it that Afghanistan can be democratized, similar to how Turkey exists today?

Add to EJ Playlist  Thomas Gouttierre, Dean of International Studies at UNO, answers questions from media on May 2, 2011 about the May 1 announcement by President Barack Obama that Osama bin Laden was killed by U.S. forces in Pakistan. Question Four: What does the change in terminology, from the "War on Terror" to the "War on Extremism" indicate?

Add to EJ Playlist  Thomas Gouttierre, Dean of International Studies at UNO, answers questions from media on May 2, 2011 about the May 1 announcement by President Barack Obama that Osama bin Laden was killed by U.S. forces in Pakistan. Question Three: What is going to be the reaction or backlash from Osama bin Laden's death?

Add to EJ Playlist  Thomas Gouttierre, Dean of International Studies at UNO, answers questions from media on May 2, 2011 about the May 1 announcement by President Barack Obama that Osama bin Laden was killed by U.S. forces in Pakistan. Question Two: What do the actions taken by the U.S. to kill, not capture, Osama bin Laden say about how the U.S. regarded him as a threat?

Add to EJ Playlist  Thomas Gouttierre, Dean of International Studies at UNO, answers questions from media on May 2, 2011 about the May 1 announcement by President Barack Obama that Osama bin Laden was killed by U.S. forces in Pakistan. Question One: What does the relationsthip between the U.S. and Osama bin Laden, from the days of the USSR to today, say about U.S. foreign policy?