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Confronting Apocalyptic Terrorism: Lessons from France and Japan |
Nilay Saiya
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Catastrophe risk, insurance and terrorism |
Richard Ericson & Aaron Doyle
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Automatic Gait Recognition and its Potential Role in Counterterrorism |
Joan Condell, ;Priyanka Chaurasia,; James Connolly, ;Patheepan Yogarajah, ; Girijesh Prasad & Rachel Monaghan
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Urban Terror: The Case of Lone Wolf Peter Mangs |
Mattias Gardell
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Cyber intelligence and international security: breaking the legal and diplomatic silence? |
Dennis Broeders
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errorism, trauma, tolerance: Bearing witness to white supremacist attack on Muslims in Christchurch, New Zealand |
Tina Besley & Michael A. Peters
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Network security – an updated perspective |
Gulshan Kumar & Krishan Kumar
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Infrastructure Vulnerability Index of drinking water systems to terrorist attacks |
M. Maiolo & D. Pantusa |
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Terrorism and Political Violence |
Michael Krona & Olivia Caskey
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The Totalitarianism of Jihadist Islamism and its Challenge to Europe and to Islam |
Bassam Tibi
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The challenges of military adaptation to the cyber domain: a case study of the Netherlands |
Max Smeets
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The hegemony of Prevent: turning counter terrorism policing into common sense |
Amna Kaleem
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Public opinion and alliance commitments in cybersecurity an attack against all? |
Miguel Alberto Gomez & Gregory Winger
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Social Media Mechanisms for Right-Wing Political Violence in the 21st Century: Discursive Opportunities, Group Dynamics, and Co Ordination |
Mattias Wahlström & Anton Törnberg
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Great power narratives on the challenges of cyber norm building |
Mischa Hansel
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Governance of cyber warfare in the Netherlands: an exploratory investigation |
Alexander Claver
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Islamophobia, Islamic dress and precarious bodies |
Kimberley Brayson
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Cyber diplomacy: defining the opportunities for cybersecurity and risks from Artificial Intelligence, IoT, Blockchains, and Quantum Computing |
Petar Radanliev
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A US history of not conducting cyber attacks |
Max Smeets
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Theorising the “suspect community”: counterterrorism, security practices and the public imagination |
Marie Breen-Smyth
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Cyber campaigns and strategic outcomes |
Richard J. Harknett & Max Smeets
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The role of cyber intelligence in policing cybercrime in South Africa: Insights from law enforcement officers |
Pieter Matsaung & David Tubatsi Masiloane
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Cyber security of IP-based data communication network for power system operations |
Wai Shun Kwok & Cho Hoi Chek
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Digital platforms, Hindutva, and disinformation: Communicative strategies and the Leicester violence |
Mohan J. Dutta
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Cybersecurity Deep: Approaches, Attacks Dataset, and Comparative Study |
Kousik Barik; Sanjay Misra;Karabi Konar;Luis Fernandez-Sanz & Murat Koyuncu
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Protocol construction for preventing the cyber nuclear terrorism in the nuclear power plants (NPPs) using the nonlinear algorithm |
Kyung Bae Jang;Chang Hyun Baek & Tae Ho Woo
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STEAM-Integrated Interfaith Learning Through Maker Education: A Framework for Innovative Religious Learning |
Rusmir Hosic,; Fadhlan Muchlas Abrori, ;Zsolt Lavicza, ;Houssam Kasti,; Tony Houghton & Eva Ulbrich
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Impact of Factors Influencing Cyber Threats on Autonomous Vehicles |
A. Seetharaman;Nitin Patwa;Veena Jadhav;A. S. Saravanan & Dhivya Sangeeth
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Cyber conflict short of war: a European strategic vacuum |
Tobias Liebetrau
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Proxy Warfare and the Future of Conflict |
Andrew Mumford
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The Cyber Dimension of the Russia–Ukraine War |
Marcus Willett
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Revisiting past cyber operations in light of new cyber norms and interpretations of international law: inching towards lines in the sand? |
Dennis Broeders; Els de Busser; Fabio Cristiano & Tatiana Tropina
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The survivability of autonomous vessels from cyber-attacks |
Steve Symes;Eddie Blanco-Davis;Tony Graham;Jin Wang & Edward Shaw
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Interfaith dialogue: seven key questions for theory, policy and practice |
Andrew Orton
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Five Pillars of American Grand Strategy |
Paul D. Miller
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Tolerance of high school students in an urban transition city: a study in Batu Cit |
Drajat Tri Kartono, ;Bagong Suyanto,; Rahma Sugihartati, ;M. Turhan Yani, ;Mun’im Sirry, ;TMun’im Sirry, ;Theofilus Apolinaris Suryadinata, ;Bakat Jati Prasetyo & Lutfi Andriani
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Cyber risk and the changing role of insurance |
Mark Camillo
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Policy measures and cyber insurance: a framework |
Daniel Woods & Andrew Simpson
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‘Prophet Ibrahim’s faith and interfaith dialogue: a philosophical inquiry into religious epistemology’. |
Md. Delwar Husen
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Assessing smart light enabled cyber-physical attack paths on urban infrastructures and services |
Ioannis Stellios;Kostas Mokos & Panayiotis Kotzanikolaou
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Cybersecurity and cyber defence in the emerging democracies |
Carlos Solar
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| 42 |
On market concentration and cybersecurity risk |
Dan Geer;Eric Jardine & Eireann Leverett
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Cyber-Weapons |
Thomas Rid & Peter McBurney
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Cyber-security governance framework pillars for Zimbabwean local authorities |
Brian Chundu;Tavengwa Masamha & Obert Sifile
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Rising sun in the cyber domain: Japan’s strategic shift toward active cyber defense |
Dai Mochinaga
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Unpacking Russia’s Cyber-Incident Response |
Roman Kolodii
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Lesson from rote’s palm tree to unlock the global harmony |
Dewa Agung Gede Agung, ;Ulfatun Nafi’ah, ;Idris & Bayu Kurniawan
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The hidden threat of cyber-attacks – undermining public confidence in government |
Ryan Shandler & Miguel Alberto Gomez
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Like ticking time bombs. Improvising structural competency to ‘Defuse’ the exploding of violence against emergency care workers in Italy |
Mirko Pasquini
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Cyber-attacks and the right of self-defense: a case study of the Netherlands |
Ferry Oorsprong;Paul Ducheine & Peter Pijpers
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