The Price School, in partnership with the Viterbi School on Engineering, is home to USC CREATE, the nation’s first homeland security center. In addition, USC Price experts from its Safe Communities Institute have met with officials from more than 50 countries to engage in dialogue on countering violent extremism.
“If we are to enhance social morality, responsibility and community integrity with the intended outcome of facilitating community-based efforts to identify and explore solutions to violent extremism, it begins with acknowledging and removing policies cultivating animosity and stoking alienation.”
| Name | Position | Expertise | |
|---|---|---|---|
 | Ali E. Abbas | Professor of Industrial and Systems Engineering and Public Policy | Decision analysis, risk analysis, multi-attribute utility theory, information theory, Bayesian analysis, and data-based decision making |
 | James Elliott Moore, II | Professor | Economic impact analysis, engineering economics, transportation engineering, urban transportation, infrastructure performance |
 | Adam Rose | Research Professor Director of the Center for Risk and Economic Analysis of terrorism Events (CREATE) | Energy and environmental economics, public policy, natural hazards and terrorism, regional science, applied general equilibrium modeling |
 | Erroll G. Southers | Professor of the Practice in National and Homeland Security Director, Safe Communities Institute Director of Homegrown Violent Extremism Studies | Counterterrorism, homegrown violent extremism, school violence prevention |
 | Detlof von Winterfeldt | Professor Co-Director of the Center for Sustainability Solutions | Decision analysis, risk analysis, environmental policy, behavioral decision research, homeland security |
 | Dan Wei | Research Associate Professor | Energy and Climate Policy, Energy and Environmental Economics, Economics of Natural and Man-made Disasters |