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Striking Home: Ideal-Type of Terrorism |
Gideon Aran
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Weak States, State Failure, and Terrorism |
Edward Newman
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War on terror 2.0: threat inflation and conflation of far-right and white supremacist terrorism after the capitol “Insurrection” |
Jacob Zenn
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Violences of/in critical terrorism studies |
Laura Sjoberg
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Victims of ETA’s terrorism as an interest group: Evolution, influence, and impact on the political agenda of Spain |
Rogelio Alonso
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Unknown knowns: the subjugated knowledge of terrorism studies |
Richard Jackson
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Understanding India’s increased counter terrorism relations with Saudi Arabia and the UAE |
Mohammed Sinan Siyech
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Trojan horses? usaid, counter-terrorism and Africa's police |
Alice Hills
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Transnational dynamics and Islamist terrorism in the West |
Martin Harrow
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Too Close for Comfort: Cyber Terrorism and Information Security across National Policies and International Diplomacy |
Dennis Broeders; Fabio Cristiano & Daan Weggemans
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Three waves of critical terrorism studies: agendasetting, elaboration, problematisation |
Lee Jarvis
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| 12 |
The United Kingdom's “War Against Terrorism” |
BRADLEY BAMFORD
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The UK's anti-terrorism laws: does their practical use correspond to legislative intention? |
Jessie Blackbourn
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The state terrorist as terrorism racketeer – the case of Egypt |
Lars Berger
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The Role of the Chemical Weapons Convention in Countering Chemical Terrorism |
Jonathan B. Tucker
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The position of the special operations forces soldiers on the so-called global war on terrorism. A survey report |
Marcin Lasoń
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The Philippine Response to Terrorism |
Alexander P. Aguirre
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The Munich Olympics Massacre and the Development of Counter-Terrorism in Australia |
Mark Finnane
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The jihadists are coming! Abyssal thinking and spatial politics of un/knowing in Ghana’s terrorism discourse |
Muhammad Dan Suleiman
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The Importance of Europe in the Global Campaign Against Terrorism |
Joanne Wright
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The implementation of the pentahelix model for the terrorism deradicalization program in Indonesia |
Agus Subagyo |
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The failed paradigm of ‘terrorism’ |
Dominic Bryan; Liam Kelly & Sara Templer
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The effects of Israeli use of coercive and conciliatory tactics on Palestinian's use of terrorist tactics: 2000–2006 |
Keren Sharvit;Arie W. Kruglanski;Mo Wang; Xiaoyan Chen;Lauren M. Boyatzi;Boaz Ganor & Eitan Azani
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The de-radicalization, rehabilitation and reintegration project in Nigeria’s counter-terrorism strategy: Operation Safe Corridor in context |
Olusola Ogunnubi & Uchenna A. Aja
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The Conflict Sensitivity Principle: Can Best Practice in Conflict Research Fill the Ethics Gap in Terrorism and Counterterrorism Research Practice? |
Manuel Castro e Almeida & Alistair Harris
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The Challenge of Talking about Terrorism: The EU and the Arab Debate on the Causes of Islamist Terrorism |
Hartmut Behr & Lars Berger
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The “Somalinisation” of terrorism and counterterrorism in Kenya: the case of refoulement |
Oscar Gakuo Mwangi
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The “Somalinisation” of terrorism and counterterrorism in Kenya: the case of refoulement |
Oscar Gakuo Mwangi
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Testing the Universality of the Gender Equality– Peace Thesis: The Influence of Increased Gender Equality on Terrorism in Turkey |
Daren Fisher & Jacqueline G. Lee
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Terrorists, scholars and ordinary people: confronting terrorism studies with field experiences |
Harmonie Toros
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Terrorism Research: The Record |
Martha Crenshaw
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Terrorism measures in Bahrain: proportionality and the interplay between security, civil liberties and political stability |
Ahmed Almutawa
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Terrorism discourses, public and secret |
Remi Brulin
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Terrorism and violence: another violence is possible? |
Helen Dexter
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Terror's True Nightmare? Reevaluating the Consequences of Terrorism on Democratic Governance |
Kristopher K. Robison
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Singapore: Recent developments in terrorism and Japan's role |
Andrew T H Tan
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Reviewing terrorism threat on China after the cold war |
Mordechai Chaziza & Shlomo O. Goldman
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Responses to Terrorism in Southeast Asia |
Daljit Singh
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Reporting threats of terrorism: stigmatisation, procedural justice and policing Muslims in Australia |
Kristina Murphy; Natasha S. Madon & Adrian Cherney
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Refugees in uniform: community policing as a technology of government in Kakuma refugee camp, Kenya |
Hanno Brankamp
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Queering Terrorism |
Emeka Thaddues Njoku
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Politicising European counter-terrorism: the role of NGOs |
Lina Liedlbauer
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Pedagogy of terrorism. Mujahid Guide revisited |
Swen Körner & Mario S. Staller
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Online terrorism and online law |
Clive Walker & Maura Conwa
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On the relationship between weak states and terrorism |
Peter Tikuisis
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Moving into Terrorism: How Climate-Induced Rural-Urban Migration May Increase the Risk of Terrorism |
Justin Schon & Stephen Nemeth
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Matters of care or matters of security: feminist reflections on prosecuting terrorism financing |
Tasniem Anwar & Sarah Klosterkamp
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Making sense of terrorism: a narrative approach to the study of violent events |
Alexandra Homolar & Pablo A. Rodríguez-Merino
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Low hanging fruit: reflections about studying terrorism |
Arthur Kendall
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“Islamic terrorism” in New Zealand? The John Key Government, Counterterrorism, and the “Islamic terrorism” Narrative |
Tim O’Farrell
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