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Tweeting terrorism: Vernacular conceptions of Muslims and terror in the wake of the Manchester Bombing on Twitter |
Joseph Downing;Sarah Gerwens & Richard Dron
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The State of the Art on the Financing of Terrorism |
Peter Romaniuk
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Critical realism and historical materialism as resources for critical terrorism studies |
Eric Herring & Doug Stokes
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Measuring terrorism |
Joseph K. Young
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Terrorism as Psychological Warfare |
Alex Schmid
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The hegemon’s dilemma: internalizing international terrorism |
Richard Komaiko
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What Makes Terrorism Salient? Terrorist Strategies, Political Competition, and Public Opinion |
Henar Criado
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Troublesome Peace Making: How American Views on Terrorism Affected Norwegian Mediation in Sri Lanka, 2000–2009 |
Ada Nissen
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The welfare cost of terrorism |
Margarita Vorsina; Matthew Manning;Christopher M. Fleming;Christopher L. Ambrey & Christine Smith
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The tripod of terrorism |
Salman Akhtar
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The Role of Safe Havens in Islamist Terrorism |
Cristiana C. Brafman Kittner
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The ethics of counter-terrorism |
Alistair Irwin
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The effects of social media on domestic terrorism |
Lance Y. Hunter; Glen Biglaiser; Ronald J. McGauvran & Leann Collins
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Terrorism as an Academic Subject after 9/11: Searching the Internet Reveals a Stockholm Syndrome Trend |
AVISHAG GORDON
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TERRORISM AND DETERRENCE POLICY WITH TRANSNATIONAL SUPPORT |
Grace F. Sanico & Makoto Kakinaka
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Terrorism, Lawmaking, and Democratic Politics: Legislators as Security Actors |
Andrew W. Neal
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Terrorism, Insurgency, and Regional Stability: The Case of Mozambique |
Rich Mashimbye
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Strengthening Protection and Support for Victims of Terrorism in Criminal Proceedings in Afghanistan |
John Jupp
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Sri Lankan Terrorism: Assessing and Responding to the Threat of the Liberation Tigers of Tamil Eelam (LTTE) |
Cécile Van de Voorde
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Spatial analysis of aerial remote sensing responses in the hotspot of terrorist attacks in Nigeria |
Afolabi Olabamiji & Olayinka Ajala
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Secrecy, coercion and deception in research on ‘terrorism’ and ‘extremism’ |
Narzanin Massoumi; Tom Mills & David Miller
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Orthodox, criticals and the missing context: Basque civil society's reaction(s) to terrorism |
Ioannis Tellidis
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Old myths, new fantasies and the enduring realities of terrorism |
Michael Stohl
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Natural Resource Rents, Inequality, and Terrorism in Africa |
Kazeem Bello Ajide & Olorunfemi Yasiru Alimi
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Legacies of the Troubles: The Links between Organized Crime and Terrorism in Northern Ireland |
John Jupp & Matthew Garrod
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Leaving terrorism behind? The role of terrorist attacks in shaping migration intentions around the world |
Killian Foubert & Ilse Ruyssen
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Introduction to the Special Issue: The Complexity of Terrorism—Victims, Perpetrators and Radicalization |
Javier Argomaniz & Orla Lynch
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Information terrorism: Political violence in the information age |
Matthew G. Devost;Brian K. Houghton & Neal Allen Pollard
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Individual Motivations, The Group Process and Organisational Strategies in Suicide Terrorism |
Arie W. Kruglanski; Xiaoyan Chen & Agnieszka Golec
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India’s PSYWAR Against Islamic Terrorism: A Trident Strategy |
Dheeraj P. C.
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‘I’ll take two.’ Migration, terrorism, and the Italian military engagement in Niger and Libya |
Michela Ceccorulli & Fabrizio Coticchia
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How terrorism ends – and does not end: the Basque case |
Joseba Zulaika & Imanol Murua
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How (not) to study terrorism |
Verena Erlenbusch
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Government interference in religious institutions and terrorism |
Peter S. Henne
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Fighting terrorism with nonviolence: an ideological perspective |
Roberto Baldoli
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Domestic Terrorism and Sovereign Bond Ratings in the Developing World |
Glen Biglaiser;Lance Y. Hunter & Ronald J. McGauvran
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Does Democracy Decrease Fear of Terrorism? |
Dag Arne Christensen & Jacob Aars
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From Punishment to Pre-emption: The Changing Nature of Regional Organizations’ Legal Responses to Terrorism, 1990–2010 |
Bernhard Blumenau
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How Did 9/11 Affect Terrorism Research? Examining Articles and Authors, 1970–2019 |
Brian J. Phillips
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Women defining terrorism: ethnonationalist, state, and machista terrorism |
Candice D. Ortbals & Lori Poloni-Staudinger
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“Frame, Fame and Fear Traps: The Dialectic of Counter-Terrorism Strategic Communication” |
Charis Rice;Martin Innes & Jenny Ratcliffe
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Militarized Law Enforcement Forces, State Capacity and Terrorism |
Mustafa Kirisci
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Terrorism and capital flows: the missed impact of terrorism in big cities |
Charfeddine Lanouar & Umer Shahzad
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Rethinking State Capacity: Conceptual Effects on the Incidence of Terrorism |
Patrick F. Larue & Orlandrew E. Danzell
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The Criminalization of Online Terrorism Preparatory Acts Under International Law |
Irene Couzigou
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Religion and Terrorism: Christian Fundamentalism and Extremism |
Douglas Pratt
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Effects of Cultural Collectivism on Terrorism Favorability |
Daniela Peterka-Benton & Bond Benton
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Editor's introduction: Terrorism and peace and conflict studies: investigating the crossroad |
Harmonie Toros & Ioannis Tellidis
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Dangerous work: Terrorism against U.S. diplomats |
Daniel J. Milton
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Counter-Terrorism: Lessons from the Malay Archipelago |
Andrew T. H. Tan
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