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The Juridification of the UK’s Counter Terrorism Prevent Policy |
Clive Walker & Oona Cawley
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Transnational counter-terrorism law: law, power and legitimacy in the ‘wars on terror |
Cian C. Murphy
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Countering terrorism through the use of informants: the Northern Ireland experience |
Mark Cochrane & Rachel Monaghan
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Counter-terrorism, Discrimination, and Freedom of Thought, Conscience, Religion, or Belief |
Susan Kerr & Johannes Heiler
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Merits and Limits of Counter-ideological Work Against Terrorism: A Critical Appraisal |
Walid Jumblatt Abdullah
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Eight steps to improve counter-terrorism measures in South Africa |
Hussein Solomon
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Terrorism and the good life: toward a virtueethical framework for morally assessing terrorism and counter-terroris |
Noreen Josefa van Elk
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The Broader Horn of Africa: Peacekeeping in a Strategic Vacuum |
A. Sarjoh Bah
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Towards a counter‐terrorism law and policy |
Irwin Cotler
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The impact of UN Security Council resolution 2242 in Australia, the UK and Sweden |
Doris Asante; Yasmin Chilmeran; Laura J; Shepherd & Zoe Tiller
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Protecting Global Cities: New York, London and the Internationalization of Municipal Policing for Counter Terrorism |
Brian Nussbaum
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Counter-terrorism policing innovations in Turkey: a case study of Turkish National Police CVE experiment |
Serdar San
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The African state and the failure of US counterterrorism initiatives in Africa: The cases of Nigeria and Mali |
Hussein Solomon
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| 14 |
The Security Council and Counterterrorism: Global and Regional Approaches to an Elusive Public Good |
KENNEDY GRAHAM
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The ligaments of counter-terrorism regime: sexual violence and the vicarious traumatisation of female non-governmental organisation workers: evidence from Nigeria |
Emeka Thaddues Njoku
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Suspect community or suspect category? The impact of counter-terrorism as ‘policed multiculturalism’ |
Francesco Ragazzi
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Security Council Resolution 2242 on Women, Peace and Security: Progressive Gains or Dangerous Development? |
Gina Heathcote
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The Mediterranean Dimension of EU Counter‐ terrorism |
Sarah Wolff
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Hard Versus Soft Measures to Security: Explaining the Failure of Counter-Terrorism Strategy in Nigeria |
Michael I. Ugwueze & Freedom C. Onuoha
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British Counter-Terrorism After 7/7: Adapting Community Policing to the Fight Against Domestic Terrorism |
Prof Jytte Klausen
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The use of undercover military units in counterterrorist operations: a historical analysis with reference to contemporary anti-terrorism |
Geraint Hughes
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| 22 |
Analysing Terrorism and Counter-terrorism: A Communication Model |
R.D. Crelinsten
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| 23 |
US Counter-terrorism: Moving Beyond Global Counter-insurgency to Strongpoint Defence |
Audrey Kurth Cronin
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| 24 |
US Counter-terrorism: Moving Beyond Global Counter-insurgency to Strongpoint Defence |
Audrey Kurth Cronin
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US Counter-terrorism: Moving Beyond Global Counter-insurgency to Strongpoint Defence |
Audrey Kurth Cronin
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Reintegration and localised conflict: security impacts beyond influencing spoilers |
Dave McRae
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| 27 |
(Counter-) terrorism in Africa: Reflections for a new decade |
Sven Botha & Suzanne E Graham
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| 28 |
Terrorism; discourse; construction; state stability; state-building; un security council; Afghanistan; Iraq; Israel; Lebanon; Hezbollah; Hamas |
Chuku Chuku; Dominic Abang & Ima-Abasi Isip
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The dispositive of terrorism during the war on terrorism: the UNSC’s approach to concrete terror emergencies in the Middle East |
Chen Kertcher
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A review of Mali’s counterterrorism approach in the light of African Union interventions |
Isaac Mensah
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A scoping analysis of the counter terrorism command policing structure and its impact on intelligence sharing between the police and the security services |
Eric Halford
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Amnesty as a tool in the deradicalisation of Boko Haram terrorists in Nigeria: a threat to national security |
Emelda Undiandeye Ejeh & Ebunoluwa Popoola
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Beyond instrumentalisation: gender and agency in the prevention of extreme violence in Kenya |
Elizabeth Mesok
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Counterterrorism, Civil Society Organisations and Peacebuilding: The Role of Non-State Actors in Deradicalisation in Bima, Indonesia |
Muhammad Adlin Sila & Greg Fealy
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Counter-terrorism, Multinational Joint Task Force and the missing components |
Babatunde F. Obamamoye
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Counter-terrorism as crime prevention: a holistic approach |
Tore Bjørgo
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Counter-terrorism in the EU’s external relations |
Mai’a K. Davis Cross
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| 38 |
Counter-terrorism in the Horn of Africa: New security frontiers, old Strategies |
Peter Kagwanja
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Disenchantments: counterterror narratives and conviviality |
Michele Grossman
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Evaluating counter-terrorism strategies in Asia |
Andrew T. H. Tan
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Evolving dynamics of China-Pakistan counterterrorism cooperat |
Khuram Iqbal; Muhammad Shoaib & Sardar Bakhsh
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Facing the world as it is? On irony and (counter)terrorism |
Josefin Graef
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Femininity is not inferiority: women-led civil society organizations and “countering violent extremism” in Nigeria |
Chikodiri Nwangwu & Christian Ezeibe
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| 44 |
International cooperation for counter-terrorism: a strategic perspective |
Syed Yusuf Saadat
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Is counter-terrorism counterproductive? A case study of Kenya’s response to terrorism, 1998-2020 |
Juliet Wambui Kamau
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| 46 |
Israel's Counter-Terrorism Policy: How Effective? |
Charles David Freilich
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Light and dark: the contrasting approaches of British counter terrorism |
John Bahadur Lamb
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Blurred Lines: The New ‘Domestic’ Terrorism |
Gregory D. Miller
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Need for Character Development Program Based on Islamic Doctrines as a Counter-Terrorism Approach at HEIs of Pakistan |
Nayab Nasir
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Psychologically disturbed and on the side of the terrorists: the delegitimisation of critical intellectuals in Terrorism and Political Violence |
James Hopkins
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