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Critical junctures in terrorism studies: the Arab Spring and the new twenty-first century security environment

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Critical junctures in terrorism studies: the Arab Spring and the new twenty-first century security environment . Michael J. Schumacher Read the syndicated article here

Race, coloniality and the post 9/11 counter-discourse: Critical Terrorism Studies and the reproduction of the Islam-Terrorism discourse

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Race, coloniality and the post 9/11 counter-discourse: Critical Terrorism Studies and the reproduction of the Islam-Terrorism discourse . Rabea M. Khan Read the syndicated article here

Time, memory, and critical terrorism studies: 9/11 twenty years on

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Time, memory, and critical terrorism studies: 9/11 twenty years on . Lee Jarvis Read the syndicated article here

“The past is the past”: linear temporality, memory, and empire

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“The past is the past”: linear temporality, memory, and empire . Tom Pettinger Read the syndicated article here

Reflection: the “war on terror”, Islamophobia and radicalisation twenty years on

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Reflection: the “war on terror”, Islamophobia and radicalisation twenty years on . Tahir Abbas Read the syndicated article here

911+20 and the questions remain the same

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911+20 and the questions remain the same . Annick T. R. Wibben Read the syndicated article here

Beyond the shadow of 9/11? Videogames 20 years after 9/11

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Beyond the shadow of 9/11? Videogames 20 years after 9/11 . Nick Robinson Read the syndicated article here

A pivotal event narrative in critical terrorism studies: COVID-19 and the threat of terrorism

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A pivotal event narrative in critical terrorism studies: COVID-19 and the threat of terrorism . Anastassiya Mahon Read the syndicated article here

9/11 and the politics of counter-terrorism: writing temporality in(to) counter-terrorism rhetoric and discourse in Nigeria

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9/11 and the politics of counter-terrorism: writing temporality in(to) counter-terrorism rhetoric and discourse in Nigeria . Kodili Henry Chukwuma Read the syndicated article here

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