Article Title,Year,Volume,Issue,Page Range,Author
Transforming conflict toward and away from violence: Bloody Sunday and the hunger strikes in Northern Ireland,2009,2,3,172-180,Baumann
Homullus medius: Transforming the logic of reporting at crisis,2010,3,2,86,Liebes
Psychological concomitants and predictors of violence during political upheaval in Zimbabwe: A content analysis study,2012,5,2,77-95,Suedfeld
Criminogenic qualities of the Internet,2015,8,2,97-106,Taylor
Political radicalization on the Internet: Extremist content government control and the power of victim and jihad videos,2015,8,2,107-120,Freilich
Fractured narratives and pop-up diaspora: re-theorizing the capillaries of power terror and intimacy,2015,8,2,134-155,Williams
Online terrorism and online laws,2015,8,2,156-175,Walker
Terrorism counterterrorism and the Internet: the American cases,2015,8,2,176-190,Stewart
Arming civilians as a counterterror strategy: the case of the village guard system in Turkey,2015,8,1,1-22,Gurcan
The activity and lethality of militant groups: ideology capacity and environment,2015,8,1,23-37,Mierau
The utility of narratives for promoting radicalization: the case of the Animal Liberation Front,2015,8,1,38-59,Braddock
The war of ideas on the Internet: an asymmetric conflict in which the strong become weak,2015,8,1,79-90,McCauley
Al-Shabaab in Somalia: the history and ideology of a militant Islamist group 2005-2012,2015,8,3,191-193,Nickels
The rise of insurrectionary anarchist terrorism in Italy,2015,8,3,194-214,Marone
Indicators of terrorist intent and capability: tools for threat assessment,2015,8,3,215-231,Schuurman
A case for terrorism as genocide in an era of weakened states,2015,8,3,232-250,Whiteside
Exploring the crime‒terror nexus in the United States: a social network analysis of a Hezbollah network involved in trade diversion,2015,8,3,263-281,Freilich
Computational linguistics analysis of leaders during crises in authoritarian regimes,2016,9,1-3,1-12,Graesser
Outlawing sexual violence: rape law and the likelihood of civil war,2017,10,2-3,104-123,Asal
Assassination as a terrorist tactic: a global analysis,2017,10,1,14-39,Mandala
Should conventional terrorist bombings be considered weapons of mass destruction terrorism?,2017,10,1,54-73,Martin
Sometimes they mean what they say: understanding violence among domestic extremists,2018,11,2,74-88,Asal
Examining the military-media nexus in ISIS's provincial photography campaign,2018,11,2,89-108,Winkler
Changes and stabilities in the language of Islamic State magazines: a sentiment analysis,2018,11,2,109-120,Frank
The big the bad and the dangerous: public perceptions and terrorism,2018,11,1,3-25,Avdan
The portrayal of drones in terrorist propaganda: a discourse analysis of Al Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula's Inspire,2018,11,1,26-49,Ludvigsen
A dangerous science: psychology in Al Qaeda's words,2018,11,1,61-71,Grace
Unipolar politics and global peace: a structural explanation of the globalizing jihad,2018,11,1,50-60,Ibrahimi
A micro-sociological analysis of homegrown violent extremist attacks in the UK in 2017,2019,12,1,4-19,Edwards
Peripheral and embedded: relational patterns of lone-actor terrorist radicalization,2019,12,1,20-41,Malthaner
Pathways to violent extremism: a qualitative comparative analysis of the US far-right,2019,12,1,42-66,Simi
"Nullification through armed civil disobedience": a case study of strategic framing in the patriot/militia movement,2019,12,1,90-109,Jackson
Justification of intergroup violence - the role of right-wing authoritarianism and propensity for radical action,2019,12,2,113-128,Kende
Nuclear terrorism: what can we learn from South Africa's development of nuclear devices?,2019,12,2,129-147,Volders
Comparing crime types: a linguistic analysis of communiqués associated with the animal and earth liberation movement,2019,12,2,164-181,Logan
Examining extrajudicial killings: discriminant analyses of human rights' violations,2019,12,3,185-207,Asal
Friends in high places: state support for violent and non-violent ethnopolitical organizations,2019,12,3,208-222,Ayres
Terrorist assassinations and societal unrest in Africa: a research brief,2019,12,3,242-256,Bell
Explaining insurgency progression in Iraq 2003-2011,2019,12,3,257-281,Black
Considering the military-media nexus from the perspective of competing groups: the case of ISIS and al-Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula,2020,13,1,3-23,Winkler
Communication (un)savviness and the failure of terrorism: a case of Pakistani terrorist organizations,2020,13,1,24-46,Feyyaz
The emergence of splinter factions in intrastate conflict,2020,13,1,47-66,Burch
Assessing success of the Global War on Terror: terrorist attack frequency and the backlash effect,2020,13,1,67-86,Kattelman
What is (not) asymmetric conflict? From conceptual stretching to conceptual structuring,2020,13,1,87-98,Souleimanov
Lowest of the low: why some countries suffer terrorist attacks against schools,2020,13,2,101-124,Asal
Bureaucratic quality and the severity of genocide and politicide,2020,13,2,125-142,Uzonyi
An intervention analysis of fatal far-right extremist violence within a vector-autoregressive framework,2020,13,2,143-171,Freilich
Blood and scripture: how the Islamic State frames religion in violent video propaganda,2020,13,2,172-190,Sweeney
Assessing intervention outcomes targeting radicalised offenders: testing the pro integration model of extremist disengagement as an evaluation tool,2020,13,3,193-211,Cherney
"Yes I can": what is the role of perceived self-efficacy in violent online-radicalisation processes of "homegrown" terrorists?,2020,13,3,212-229,Schlegel
Drivers of violent extremism in higher education institutions of Pakistan,2020,13,3,230-244,Ahmed
When women fight: unemployment territorial control and the prevalence of female combatants in insurgent organizations,2020,13,3,258-281,Asal
How pro-government militia ethnic relationships influence violence against civilians,2021,14,1,25-49,Magid
'Does peacekeeping deter terrorism?',2021,14,1,50-71,Kruglova
Delegating repression? Pro-government militias and domestic terrorism,2021,14,1,72-91,Akins