At the closed seminar of LSE, Allan listened to one question.
The question was asked by an international student from Japan.
His gaze quietly observing human choices evoked a sense of déjà vu.
It was not an academic gaze, but a question from someone who knew reality.
This is a dialogue between two people who do not rush to find answers.
Between psychology and reason, secrets and silence, they slowly exchange words.
Occupation: University Professor (Criminal Psychology) London School of Economics (LSE)
Research Area: Political Violence / Terrorism Studies (Introspective Structure of High-Intelligence Criminals and Ideological Offenders)