Taxing Terrorism
Jeffrey Breinholt, Deputy Chief of the Justice Department's Counterterrorism Section, discusses a largely overlooked aspect of U.S. federal criminal law enforcement--criminal tax law--and its implications for prosecuting terrorists and their supporters.
Hsiao-ching Chang
Visiting Fellow
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Hsiao-ching Chang was born in Taiwan. She received her A.B. from National Taiwan University, and a Master’s Degree in Political Science from the University of Chicago. She has worked for the Chinese language daily World Journal, in the United States and for the Taiwan Think Tank in Taiwan.
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