Organizational Affiliations:
Deputy Chairman, Kroll Associates

Work Background:
Mr. Jenkins has devoted the past 25 years to the study of terrorism and international crime. After joining RAND Corporation in 1972, he planned and led the first government-sponsored research projects on terrorism, and later became the Director of RAND's Subnational Conflict Research Program, a position he held until his departure from RAND in 1989. He also chaired RAND's Political Science Department from 1986-1989.

He joined KROLL Associates in 1989 where his responsibilities as Deputy Chairman of the corporation include supervising their investigative and security consulting work on terrorism. He consults with several government agencies and is currently a member of the White House Commission on Aviation Safety and Security.

Mr. Jenkins is the author of several books, and has written numerous articles, over one hundred RAND reports, and is editor-in-chief of TVI Report.

Education:
M.A. (History), UCLA
B.A. (Fine Arts), UCLA

Research Interest:
* Transportation Security

Publications:
A Hundred Wars
International Terrorism: A New Mode of Conflict
Terrorism and Personal Protection (Co-author)