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Whiteness as expertise in studies of the far right |
Anna A. Meier
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The construction of threats by intelligence agencies: analysing the language of official documents in Slovakia |
Martin Kovanicv
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Sanctions and Stigma: Regional and Global Ordering in the Gulf Crisis |
Karim El Taki
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Explaining the variation and contestation of P/ CVE policies around the world: a public policy approach |
Sadi Shanaah
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The terror experts and the mainstream media: the expert nexus and its dominance in the news media |
David Miller & Tom Mills
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“The Word Must Precede the Bullet”: Words as Ammunition – Hamas’s Media Artillery |
Ido Zelkovitz & Yehiel Limor
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‘Enemy of the state’: citizenship deprivation and the problem of returning foreign terrorist fighters |
Andrea Birdsall
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Implications of the New Taliban Government for the Biden Administration |
Richard J. Chasdi
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Does Incapacitation Effectively Deter the Occurrence of Terror Attacks? Israel as a Case Study |
Esther Salama & Michael Wolfowicz
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Not so unique after all? Urgency and norms in EU foreign and security policy |
Pernille Rieker & Marianne Riddervold
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Muslims as a suspect community: a typology to support classroom discussions |
Sally Elton-Chalcraft & Hazel Bryan
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Who supports Jihadi foreign fighters in Syria and Iraq? Assessing the role of religion- and grievance-based explanations |
Eylem Kanol
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‘Forever wars’? Patterns of diffusion and consolidation of Jihadism in Africa |
Stig Jarle Hansen
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Masking and countering racialisation: Dutch counter radicalisation through policymakers’ eyes |
Sanne Groothuis
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Ad-hoc Security Initiatives, an African response to insecurity |
Cedric de Coning;Andrew E.;Yaw Tchie & Anab Ovidie Grand
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Writing war, and the politics of poetic conversation |
James Caron & Salman Khan
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Everyday Prevention of Radicalization: The Impacts of Family, Peer, and Police Intervention |
Rune Ellefsen & Sveinung Sandberg
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Respectful tolerance, misrecognition, and religious diversity: reflections on the New Zealand government’s response to the 2019 Christchurch massacre |
Vicki A. Spencer
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A democratic approach to religion news: Newspaper coverage of Christianity and Islam in the UK and Turkey |
Ahmed Topkev
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Anti-imperial feminist geographies: resisting |
Sonia Qadir & Angela Smith
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Religion and China’s Public Diplomacy in the Era of Globalization |
Yihua XU
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How Contagious Were the Capitol Riots in Europe – In Praxis and in Perception? |
Beatrice de Graaf
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Rethinking Muslim narratives: Stereotypes reinforced or contested in recent genre fiction? |
Claire Chambers & Sairish Hussain
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Qatar’s approach across the Triple Nexus in conflict-affected contexts: the case of Darfur |
Wadee Alarabeed
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“The European family? Wouldn’t that be the white people?”: Brexit and British ethnic minority attitudes towards Europe |
Neema Begum
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The European Union's model of Integrated Border Management: preventing transnational threats, cross-border crime and irregular migration in the context of the EU's security policies and strategies |
Johann Wagner
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The inevitable dead end of the Arab-Israeli conflict |
Eyal Lewin |
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Chaos as opportunity: the United States and world order in India’s grand strategy |
Rohan Mukherjee
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AMISOM: charting a new course for African Union peace missions |
Dawit Yohannes Wondemagegnehu & Daniel Gebreegziabher Kebede
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Redefining deterrence in cyberspace: Private sector contribution to national strategies of cyber deterrence |
Eugenio Lilli
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Young people’s everyday securities: pre-emptive and pro-active strategies towards ontological security in Scotland |
Kate Botterill; Peter Hopkins & Gurchathen Singh Sanghera
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Intersectionality and rehabilitation: how gendered, racial and religious assumptions structure the rehabilitation and reintegration of women returnees |
Helen Stenger
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Supporting self-continuity during the hospital to community transition after acquired brain injury: A qualitative study of priorities, expectations and experiences of rehabilitation |
Rachel Brough, ;Christy Hogan,; Jessie Mitchell,; Timothy Geraghty,; Kerrin Watter, ;Kylie Ferguson,; Emily Bray, ;Rachel Jones; Melissa Kendall,; Mandy Neilson, ;Delena Amsters,; Benjamin Turner & Tamara Ownsworth
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The Release and Community Supervision of Radicalised Offenders: Issues and Challenges that Can Influence Reintegration |
Adrian Cherney
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The Rise of ISIS as a Partial Surprise: An Open Source Analysis on the Threat Evolution and Early Warnings in the United Kingdom |
Aviva Guttmann
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“Take them to Government House or Aso Rock”: Community receptivity to reintegration of Operation Safe Corridor’s deradicalised Ex-Boko Haram members in Northeastern Nigeria |
Saheed Babajide Owonikoko
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The Role of Socioeconomic Marginalization in the Radicalization of Jihadi Foreign Fighters from Europe |
Eylem Kanol
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Economic and Religious Dynamics of Boko Haram: Understanding Conflict and Security in the Lake Chad Basin |
Richard Atimniraye Nyelade
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| 39 |
China’s Solutions to Security Governance in the Middle East: An Assessment |
Shengxiang LIU & Hui HE
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| 40 |
Conceptualising the waves of Islamist radicalisation in the UK |
Tahir Abbas
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“Jurisprudence Beyond the State: An Analysis of Jihadist “Justice” in Yemen, Syria and Libya |
Joana Cook;Haid Haid & Inga Trauthig
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Masculinities and Disengagement from Jihadi Networks: The Case of Indonesian Militant Islamists |
David Duriesmith & Noor Huda Ismail
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‘This is the fate of Libyan women:’ contempt, ridicule, and indifference of Seham Sergiwa |
Inga Kristina Trauthig
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The Oslo disaster 30 years on |
Efraim Karsh
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The global order of Muslim surveillance and its thought architecture |
James Renton
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India’s counterinsurgency knowledge: theorizing global position in wars on terror |
Rhys Machold
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From Oslo to Be’eri: how the 30-years-long peace delusion led to Hamas’s 10/7 massacres |
Efraim Karsh
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Motivations for Jihad and Cognitive Dissonance A Qualitative Analysis of Former Swedish Jihadists |
Marco Nilsson
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American Cold War Strategy and the Absence of “Swift and Effective Retribution” for the 1983 Marine Barracks Bombing |
Nicholas Cummins
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The Radical Milieu and Radical Influencers of Bosnian Foreign Fighters |
Asya Metodieva
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