Seeing like an anarchist: learning from James C. Scott’s “somewhat anarchist” approach to resist white supremacist violence in the United States
Seeing like an anarchist: learning from James C. Scott’s “somewhat anarchist” approach to resist white supremacist violence in the United States . Priya Dixit Department of Political Science, Virginia Tech,…
Terrorist Minds: The Psychology of Violent Extremism from Al-Qaeda to the Far Right
Terrorist Minds: The Psychology of Violent Extremism from Al-Qaeda to the Far Right . Shahla Shahreen Department of Religious Studies, University of Iowa, USA Read the syndicated article here
Leadership failings: the Irish republican socialist party, the Irish national liberation army and the Irish people’s liberation organisation, 1974–1992
Leadership failings: the Irish republican socialist party, the Irish national liberation army and the Irish people’s liberation organisation, 1974–1992 . Michael Flavin School of Global Affairs, King’s College London, UKMichael…
The Middle East: terrorism, international law, and the cosmopolitan Myth
The Middle East: terrorism, international law, and the cosmopolitan Myth . Shamila Ahmed Department of Criminology, University of Westminster, London, UKShamila Ahmed is an interdisciplinary academic who uses the disciplines…
The “origins” of Preventing/Countering Violent Extremism: a critical reinterpretation
The “origins” of Preventing/Countering Violent Extremism: a critical reinterpretation . Kris Millett Department of Sociology & Anthropology, Mount Saint Vincent University, Halifax, CanadaKris Millett is an Assistant Professor in Sociology…
Would you press a button to kill the president? Willingness to engage in political violence and its implications for terrorism sting operations
Would you press a button to kill the president? Willingness to engage in political violence and its implications for terrorism sting operations . Jesse J. Norris Joseph P. McFall Hanna…
The unlikely marriage of counterterrorism and Women, Peace and Security Agenda in Indonesia
The unlikely marriage of counterterrorism and Women, Peace and Security Agenda in Indonesia . Irine Hiraswari Gayatri Jacqui True a Research Centre for Politics, Research and Innovation National Agency, Jakarta,…
Instrumentalising race: why critical terrorism studies continues to have a race problem
Instrumentalising race: why critical terrorism studies continues to have a race problem Volume 17, Issue 4, December 2024. Amal Abu-Bakare Department of Politics, University of Liverpool, Liverpool, UKDr. Amal Abu-Bakare…
French normalisation of exceptional powers as a response to terrorism post-Paris attacks
French normalisation of exceptional powers as a response to terrorism post-Paris attacks . Marine Guéguin Department of Politics and International Relations, Leeds Beckett University, Leeds, UKMarine Guéguin is Lecturer in…
The link between right-wing political radicalism and geopolitical action. The Yugoslav wars and the action of the opposing factions of the European extreme right
The link between right-wing political radicalism and geopolitical action. The Yugoslav wars and the action of the opposing factions of the European extreme right . Nicola Guerra Faculty of Humanities,…
Terrorism in contemporary France – a vicious circle of violence
Terrorism in contemporary France - a vicious circle of violence . Ariane Bogain Department of Social Sciences, Northumbria University, UK Read the syndicated article here
Civil society organizations against terrorism: case studies from Asia
Civil society organizations against terrorism: case studies from Asia . Seniwati Suwandi Sumartias Heni Komalasari Andina Elok Puri Maharani Khairul Amri Andi Ais Prayogi Alimuddin Munif Arif Ranti a International…