Article Title,Year,Volume,Issue,Page Range,Author
A Conceptual Framework for Addressing Psychological Process in the Development of the Terrorist,2006,18,4,585-601,Horgan
Beyond Belief: Islamist Strategic Thinking and International Relations Theory,2010,22,2,242-266,Jones
Beyond the Internet: Metis Techne and the Limitations of Online Artifacts for Islamist Terrorists,2010,22,2,177,Kenney
Conflict Transformation and Former Loyalist Paramilitary Prisoners in Northern Ireland,2010,22,1,22,McAuley
Fighting the Jihad of the Pen: Countering Revolutionary Islam's Ideology,2010,22,2,292,Gregg
Karl Heinzen and the Intellectual Origins of Modern Terror,2010,22,2,143-176,Bessner
Making Palestinian “Martyrdom Operations”/“Suicide Attacks”: Interviews With Would-Be Perpetrators and Organizers,2010,22,1,102-119,Merari
Personality Characteristics of “Self Martyrs”/“Suicide Bombers” and Organizers of Suicide Attacks,2010,22,1,87,Merari
Political Violence and Terrorism in Turkey 1976–80: A Retrospective Analysis,2010,22,2,198-215,Sayari
Rehabilitating the Terrorists?: Challenges in Assessing the Effectiveness of De-radicalization Programs,2010,22,2,267,Horgan
Terror's True Nightmare? Reevaluating the Consequences of Terrorism on Democratic Governance,2010,22,1,62-86,Robison
The External Dimension of EU - Counter-Terrorism Relations: Competences Interests and Institutions,2010,22,1,41,Kaunert
The Study of New Religious Movements and the Radicalization of Home-Grown Terrorists: Opening a Dialogue,2010,22,1,1-21,Dawson
Why Some Colombian Guerrilla Members Stayed in the Movement Until Demobilization: A Micro-Sociological Case Study of Factors That Influenced Members' Commitment to Three Former Rebel Organizations,2010,22,2,216,Florez-Morris
From war to peace? Changing patterns of violence in northern ireland 1990–2003,2004,16,3,420-438,Jarman
Palestinian women: the quest for a voice in the public square through “islamikaze martyrdom”1,2004,16,1,66-96 N2-,Israeli
The process of demilitarization and the reversibility of the peace process in northern ireland,2004,16,3,544-566,Smyth
Electoral Violence in Conflict-Ridden Societies: Concepts Causes and Consequences,2009,21,3,412-427,Höglund
Nation Building or Nation Splitting? Political Transition and the Dangers of Violence,2009,21,3,378-400,Talentino
Bargaining Fear and Denial: Explaining Violence Against Civilians in Iraq 2004–2007,2009,21,2,261-287,Boyle
Urban Irregular Warfare and Violence Against Civilians: Evidence From a Colombian City,2009,21,1,110-132,Vargas
Muslim Insurgency Political Violence and Democracy in Thailand,2007,19,1,1-18,Croissant
Battle Losses and Rebel Violence: Raising the Costs for Fighting,2007,19,2,205-222,Hultman
Democracy and the black riots: Rethinking the meaning of political violence in democracy,2000,12,3,345,Miller
Religion and Terrorism: Christian Fundamentalism and Extremism,2010,22,3,438,Pratt
Extremism and violence in Israeli democracy,2000,12,3,209,Sprinzak
Moral panics and anti-cult terrorism in Western Europe,2000,12,1,47,Introvigne
The challenges of conceptualizing terrorism,2004,16,4,777-794,Pedahzur
"Destroy them to save us": theories of genocide and the logics of political violence,2012,24,4,544-560,Straus
A new dawn? Change and continuity in political violence in Greece,2012,24,3,437-464,Xenakis
Do terrorist attacks increase closer to elections?,2013,25,1,8-28,Newman
Micro-level studies of violence in civil war: refining and extending the control-collaboration model,2012,24,4,658-668,Kalyvas
More combatant groups more terror? Empirical tests of an outbidding logic,2012,24,5,706-721,Findley
Organizing for resistance: how group structure impacts the character of violence,2012,24,5,743-768,Heger
Progress and pitfalls in the study of political violence,2012,24,4,527-543,Boyle
The Madrid bombings and negotiations with ETA: a case study of the impact of terrorism on Spanish politics,2013,25,1,113-136,Alonso
The terrorism debate over Mexican drug trafficking violence,2012,24,2,259-278,Williams
Towards an acceptable level of violence: institutional lessons from Northern Ireland,2012,24,5,722-742,Brownlow
IRA 2.0: Continuing the Long War--Analyzing the factors behind Anti-GFA violence,2012,24,3,375-395,Smith
Self-determination secession and civil war,2012,24,4,581-600,Toft
Conclusions to the special issue on violence elections and party politics,2013,25,1,157-159,Altier
Introduction to the special issue on violence elections and party politics,2013,25,1,1-7,Altier
China's arms transfers to Africa and political violence,2013,25,3,457-475,Taylor
Religious violence in Judaism: Past and present,2013,25,3,355-405,Hassner
Righteous political violence and contemporary Western intellectuals,2013,25,4,518-530,Hollander
Political elements in post-Columbine school shootings in Europe and North America,2014,26,1,185-210,Malkki
Suspect communities--targeting violent extremism at the local level: policies of engagement in Amsterdam Berlin and London,2014,26,2,286-306,Vermeulen
The role of state-sponsored militias in genocide,2014,26,3,488-503,Ahram
Terrorism in an era of unconventional warfare,2016,28,2,236-253,Martin
Fascism as action through time (or how it can happen here),2017,29,3,394-410,Rosenfeld
Red Dawn is now: race vs. nation and the American election,2017,29,3,411-424,Kaplan
Victims of terrorism and political violence: identity needs and service delivery in Northern Ireland and Great Britain,2017,29,3,464-482,Lynch
Predicting revolt: fragility indexes and the level of violence and instability in the Arab Spring,2017,29,3,483-508,Buterbaugh
Competing to kill: terrorist organizations versus lone wolf terrorists,2017,29,3,509-532,Alakoc
Deadlier in the U.S.? On lone wolves terrorist groups and attack lethality,2017,29,3,533-549,Phillips
Group structure and intergroup relations in global terror networks: further explorations,2017,29,3,550-572,Pearson
What makes terrorism salient? Terrorist strategies political competition and public opinion,2017,29,2,197-214,Criado
Why violence abates: imposed and elective declines in terrorist attacks,2017,29,2,215-235,Becker
Confrontations on the issue of terrorism between Iran and the U.S. after 1979,2017,29,2,236-253,Jiang
Counter-terrorizing: the use of torture in Peru's counterterrorism campaign,2017,29,2,254-276,Zech
Just the two of us? Civil conflicts pro-state militants and the violence premium,2017,29,2,296-322,Ferguson
Culture and terrorism: the role of cultural factors in worldwide terrorism (1970-2013),2017,29,2,323-341,Vaux
The resource curse reconsidered: cash crops and local violence in Kyrgyzstan,2017,29,2,342-358,Markowitz
Israel's counter-terrorism policy: how effective?,2017,29,2,359-376,Freilich
The disengagement of Indonesian jihadists: understanding the pathways,2017,29,2,277-295,Hwang
What is domestic terrorism? A method for classifying events from the Global Terrorism Database,2017,29,1,1-26,Berkebile
The transformation of security planning for the Olympics: the 1976 Montreal Games,2017,29,1,27-51,Clément
Leaderless resistance and the loneliness of lone wolves: exploring the rhetorical dynamics of lone actor violence,2017,29,1,52-78,Joosse
Hurdles to international terrorist alliances: lessons from Al Qaeda's experience,2017,29,1,79-101,Bacon
Repression and terrorism: a cross-national empirical analysis of types of repression and domestic terrorism,2017,29,1,102-118,Piazza
Labelling and legitimization: justifying political violence in the Basque Country,2017,29,1,119-136,Broek
Persuasive narratives and costly actions,2017,29,1,160-172,Zahedzadeh
Ideas and influence: scholarship as a harbinger of counterterrorism institutions policies and laws in the People's Republic of China,2016,28,5,827-847,Reeves
When protection collapses: post-demobilization trajectories of violence,2016,28,5,848-867,Nussio
Ideology isn't everything: transnational terrorism recruitment incentives and attack casualties,2016,28,5,868-887,Klein
The effects of oil production and ethnic representation on violent conflict in Nigeria: a mixed-methods approach,2016,28,5,888-911,Koos
Why the "sacred" is a better resource than "religion" for understanding terrorism,2016,28,5,912-927,Francis
A bloodless guerrilla warfare: why U.S. White leftists renounced violence against people during the 1970s,2016,28,5,928-949,Falciola
Surveillance and international terrorism intelligence exchange: balancing the interests of national security and individual liberty,2016,28,4,653-673,Lowe
Visible counterterrorism measures in urban spaces--fear-inducing or not?,2016,28,4,692-712,Dalgaard-Nielsen
The politics of targeted and untargeted counterterrorist regulations,2016,28,4,713-734,Epifanio
The hidden face of jihadist internet forum management: the case of Ansar Al Mujahideen,2016,28,4,735-749,Torres-Soriano
A social movement theory typology of militant organisations: contextualising terrorism,2016,28,4,750-773,Marsden
Terrorism and external audiences: influencing foreign intervention into civil wars,2016,28,4,774-794,Butcher
Ferocious times: the IRA the RIC and Britain's failure in 1919-1921,2016,28,3,417-434,Silke
"The Last of the Mohicans?" The IRA's "Operation Harvest" in an international context,2016,28,3,435-451,Rekawek
Victims of Irish Republican paramilitary violence--the case of "the disappeared",2016,28,3,452-472,Lynch
Counterterrorism killings and Provisional IRA bombings 1970-1998,2016,28,3,473-496,Horgan
Shadowboxing in the dark: intelligence and counter-terrorism in Northern Ireland,2016,28,3,497-519,Finegan
Terrorist skin peace-party mask: the political communication strategy of Sinn Féin and the PIRA,2016,28,3,520-540,Alonso
"Us" and "Them": Ulster Loyalist perspectives on the IRA and Irish Republicanism,2016,28,3,561-575,McAuley
Reloading the Armalite? victims and targets of violent dissident Irish Republicanism 2007-2015,2016,28,3,576-597,Horgan
Retaliation in rebellion: the missing link to explaining insurgent violence in Dagestan,2017,29,4,573-592,Ratelle
Was Idi Amin's government a terrorist regime?,2017,29,4,593-609,Boyle
Theorizing the expansion of the Boko Haram insurgency in Nigeria,2017,29,4,610-634,Weeraratne
Bosnia on the border? Republican violence in Northern Ireland during the 1920s and 1970s,2017,29,4,635-655,Lewis
How does violence threaten the state? Four narratives on piracy,2017,29,4,656-673,Shirk
The golden age? What the 100 most cited articles in terrorism studies tell us,2017,29,4,692-712,Silke
Adversary group decision-making regarding choice of attack methods: expecting the unexpected,2017,29,4,713-734,Murphy
The secret agent international policing and anarchist terrorism: 1900-1914,2017,29,4,735-771,Jensen
"Glory to Breivik!": the Russian far right and the 2011 Norway attacks,2017,29,5,773-792,Enstad
The impact of the threat of terrorism on U.S. District Court decisions during wartime,2017,29,5,793-829,Tauber
Leadership matters: the effects of targeted killings on militant group tactics,2017,29,5,830-851,Abrahms
Divergent paths to martyrdom and significance among suicide attackers,2017,29,5,852-874,Merari
"New terrorism" = higher brutality? An empirical test of the "brutalization thesis",2017,29,5,875-901,Jäckle
Fragile proxies: explaining rebel defection against their state sponsors,2017,29,5,922-942,Popović
Hezbollah's global tentacles: a relational approach to convergence with transnational organized crime,2017,29,5,902-921,Leuprecht
Victims of ETA's terrorism as an interest group: evolution influence and impact on the political agenda of Spain,2017,29,6,985-1005,Alonso
Why "I" became a combatant: a study of memoirs written by Nepali Maoist combatants,2017,29,6,1006-1025,Muldoon
Analysing labels associations and sentiments in Twitter on the Abu Sayyaf kidnapping of Viktor Okonek,2017,29,6,1026-1044,Smith
The welfare cost of terrorism,2017,29,6,1066-1086,Smith
Blasphemy and terrorism in the Muslim world,2017,29,6,1087-1105,Saiya
Too many enemies: mobilization marginalization and political violence,2017,29,6,1106-1125,Sajjad
Doctrine and violence: the impact of combatant training on civilian killings,2017,29,6,1126-1148,Oppenheim
President Trump and the "fringe",2017,29,3,437-443,Barkun
Armies of god armies of men: a global comparison of secular and religious terror organizations,2018,30,1,1-21,Burstein
Insights into selected features of Pakistan's most wanted terrorists,2018,30,1,47-73,Saeed
Structural influences on involvement in European homegrown jihadism: a case study,2018,30,1,97-115,Schuurman
The evolution of political violence: the case of Somalia's Al-Shabaab,2018,30,1,116-141,Mueller
Al-Qaeda's propaganda decoded: a psycholinguistic system for detecting variations in terrorism ideology,2018,30,1,142-171,Gunaratna
The proscription of terrorist organisations in Australia,2018,30,2,216-235,Williams
"They haven't gone away you know." the persistence of proscription and the problems of deproscription,2018,30,2,236-258,Walker
Yesterday's law: terrorist group listing in Canada,2018,30,2,259-277,Roach
Terrorist organization proscription as counterinsurgency in the Kurdish conflict,2018,30,2,298-317,Sentas
Securitization and the proscription of terrorist organizations in Spain,2018,30,2,318-335,Bourne
Proscription's futures,2018,30,2,336-355,De Goede
Terrorism and public opinion: the effects of terrorist attacks on the popularity of the president of the United States,2018,30,3,373-383,Randahl
Beheading the hydra: counterinsurgent violence and insurgent attacks in Iraq,2018,30,3,384-407,Eastin
The discursive construction of terrorist group identity,2018,30,3,428-453,Rothenberger
Ten "Rs" of social reaction: using social media to analyse the "post-event" impacts of the murder of Lee Rigby,2018,30,3,454-474,Rogers
Hit the core or weaken the periphery? Comparing strategies to break the circle of violence with an embryonic terrorist group: the case of Galician Resistance,2018,30,3,475-502,Buesa
Destabilizing effects of terrorism on party system stability,2018,30,3,503-523,Hunter
"The movement moves against you": coercive spoiler management in the Northern Ireland peace process,2018,30,3,524-543,Trumbore
Repression opportunity and innovation: the evolution of terrorism in Xinjiang China,2018,30,4,569-588,Tschantret
Fighting and voting: mapping electoral violence in the region of post-Communist Europe,2018,30,4,589-615,Mochtak
Old (Molotov) cocktails in new bottles? "Price-tag" and settler violence in Israel and the West Bank,2018,30,4,637-657,Krause
The role of sectarianism in the Provisional IRA campaign 1969-1997,2018,30,4,658-683,Kowalski
Reading jihad: mapping the shifting themes of Inspire magazine,2018,30,4,684-717,Droogan
Coup riot war: how political institutions and ethnic politics shape alternative forms of political violence,2018,30,4,718-739,Kim
Video games terrorism and ISIS's Jihad 3.0,2018,30,4,740-760,Al-Rawi
Religious intelligence,2011,23,5,684-710,Hassner
Assessing the risk posed by terrorist groups: identifying motivating factors and threats,2011,23,5,711-729,Lounsbery
Jihadism as a subcultural response to social strain: extending marc sageman's "bunch of guys" thesis,2011,23,5,730-751,Cottee
Do religious factors impact armed conflict? Empirical evidence from Sub-Saharan Africa,2011,23,5,752-779,Basedau
Exit from terrorism: a qualitative empirical study on disengagement and deradicalization among members of ETA,2011,23,5,780-803,Reinares
Tracking the war of ideas: a poll of Ottawa Muslims,2011,23,5,804-819,McCauley
Predicting peril or the peril of prediction? Assessing the risk of CBRN terrorism,2011,23,4,501-520,Koblentz
Homegrown terrorism in the West,2011,23,4,521-536,Harrow
Hotbed of radicalization or something else?: an ethnographic exploration of a muslim neighborhood in Ceuta,2011,23,4,537-559,Kenney
The logic of terrorism: existential anxiety the search for meaning and terrorist ideologies,2011,23,4,560-581,McBride
Haram or halal? Islamists' use of suicide attacks as "jihad",2011,23,4,582-601,Burki
The radicalization of homegrown jihadists: a review of theoretical models and social psychological evidence,2011,23,4,602-622,King
Competing claims: when do Corsican nationalists gain foreign news coverage?,2011,23,4,623-641,Hoffbauer
Here to stay? The rising threat of violent dissident Republicanism in Northern Ireland,2011,23,4,642-669,Horgan
Provisional IRA attacks on the UDR in Fermanagh and South Tyrone: implications for the study of political violence and terrorism,2011,23,3,329-349,White
Response to Robert W. White "Provisional IRA attacks on the UDR in Fermanagh and South Tyrone: implications for the study of political violence and terrorism",2011,23,3,350-353,Patterson
Response to Henry Patterson: "Provisional IRA attacks on the UDR in Fermanagh and South Tyrone: implications for the study of political violence and terrorism",2011,23,3,354-356,White
Terroristic narratives: on the (re) invention of peace in Northern Ireland,2011,23,3,357-376,McGrattan
Post-jihadism: libya and the global transformations of armed Islamist movements,2011,23,3,377-397,Ashour
The Buccinasco Pentiti: a unique case study of radicalization,2011,23,3,398-418,Vidino
Freedom from torture in the "War on Terror": is it absolute?,2011,23,3,419-437,Turner
The conflict resolution and counterterrorism dilemma: Turkey faces its Kurdish question,2011,23,3,438-457,Aydinli
Terrorism and profiling,2011,23,3,458-473,Kydd
How holy wars end: exploring the termination patterns of conflicts with religious dimensions in Asia,2011,23,2,133-149,Svensson
Al Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula: framing narratives and prescriptions,2011,23,2,150-172,Page
Ideologies of jihad in Europe,2011,23,2,173-200,Nesser
The strength of weak terrorist ties,2011,23,2,201-212,Weimann
Strong state smothered society: explaining terrorist violence in Thailand's deep south,2011,23,2,213-232,Barter
Terrorism-free zone in East Central Europe? Strategic environment risk tendencies and causes of limited terrorist activities in the Visegrad Group countries,2011,23,2,233-253,Mares
Islamist terrorism and Australia: an empirical examination of the "home-grown" threat,2011,23,2,254-285,Mullins
Right-wing terrorism and militancy in the Nordic countries: a comparative case study,2018,30,5,772-792,Ravndal
Urban terror: the case of lone wolf Peter Mangs,2018,30,5,793-811,Gardell
From underground terrorism to state terrorism and beyond: the question of terrorism in the Finnish Jäger Movement during and after the First World War,2018,30,5,812-827,Jalonen
The 1904 assassination of governor general Bobrikov: tyrannicide anarchism and the expanding scope of "terrorism",2018,30,5,828-843,Jensen
The threat of returning foreign fighters: Finnish state responses to the volunteers in the Spanish and Syria-Iraq Civil Wars,2018,30,5,844-861,Tammikko
To call or not to call it terrorism: public debate on ideologically-motivated acts of violence in Finland 1991-2015,2018,30,5,862-881,Malkki
Pathways into terrorism: understanding entry into and support for terrorism in Asia,2018,30,6,883-889,Hwang
Not just brainwashed: understanding the radicalization of Indonesian female supporters of the Islamic State,2018,30,6,890-910,Nuraniyah
Why they join: pathways into Indonesian jihadist organizations,2018,30,6,911-932,Hwang
Radicalisation in the Philippines: the Cotabato Cell of the "East Asia Wilayah",2018,30,6,933-943,Jones
Bangladeshi militants: what do we know?,2018,30,6,944-961,Riaz
Women and support for terrorism in Pakistan,2018,30,6,962-983,Fair
The Wests: decline management and geopolitics,2019,31,1,9-32,Kanin
More East than West: the World Council of Churches at the dawn of the cold war,2019,31,1,33-63,Kaplan
Useful idiots or fellow travelers? The relationship between the American far right and Russia,2019,31,1,64-83,Michael
Russian foreign policy management and manipulation with the soviet successor states,2019,31,1,84-97,Lutz
Hybrid warfare and the legal domain,2019,31,1,98-104,Mosquera
Irregular militias and radical nationalism in post-Euromaydan Ukraine: the prehistory and emergence of the "Azov" battalion in 2014,2019,31,1,105-131,Umland
The Africa policy of Russia,2019,31,1,132-153,Besenyő
The asymmetric approach in Russian security strategy: implications for the Nordic countries,2019,31,1,154-167,Pynnöniemi
Why terrorists target children: outbidding desperation and extremism in the Peshawar and Beslan school massacres,2019,31,2,169-184,Biberman
The PKK and its evolution in Britain (1984-present),2019,31,2,185-203,Sozer
Religion state and terrorism: a global analysis,2019,31,2,204-223,Saiya
The medium is terrorism: transformation of the about to die trope in Dabiq,2019,31,2,224-243,Damanhoury
Non-normative political extremism: reclaiming a concept's analytical utility,2019,31,2,244-259,Jackson
Ethics and entrapment: understanding counterterrorism stings,2019,31,2,260-276,Field
An analysis of spatial correlates of terrorism using risk terrain modeling,2019,31,2,277-298,Onat
Universal soldiers or parochial actors: understanding jihadists as products of their environments,2019,31,2,299-322,Tankel
Measuring terrorism,2019,31,2,323-345,Young
To die or to kill? An analysis of suicide attack lethality,2019,31,2,346-366,Mroszczyk
Broader vaguer weaker: the evolving ideology of the Caucasus Emirate leadership,2019,31,2,367-389,Youngman
Caribbean Taliban: Cuban American terrorism in the 1970s,2019,31,2,390-409,McPherson
Fragmentation conflict and competition: Islamist anti-civilian violence in sub-Saharan Africa,2019,31,3,433-453,Dowd
Interpreting text and image relations in violent extremist discourse: a mixed methods approach for big data analytics,2019,31,3,454-474,Grossman
Ethnic exclusion and civil resistance campaigns: opting for nonviolent or violent tactics?,2019,31,3,475-493,Rørbæk
American jihadi terrorism: a comparison of homicides and unsuccessful plots,2019,31,3,516-535,Freilich
Determinants of domestic terrorism: an examination of ethnic polarization and economic development,2019,31,3,536-558,Danzell
Radicalisation and higher education: students' understanding and experiences,2019,31,3,559-576,McDaid
Creating the national/border security nexus: counter-terrorist operations and monitoring Middle Eastern and North African visitors to the UK in the 1970s-1980s,2019,31,3,595-614,Smith
Does democracy decrease fear of terrorism?,2019,31,3,615-631,Christensen
A new typology of electoral violence: insights from Indonesia,2019,31,4,687-711,Harish
The usefulness of examining terrorists' rhetoric for understanding the nature of different terror groups,2019,31,4,759-778,Honig
More bang for the buck: media coverage of suicide attacks,2019,31,4,779-799,Jetter
Terrorism analysis and Holder v. Humanitarian Law Project: the missing element,2019,31,4,800-816,Lutz
Ethnic elites and rituals of provocation: politicians pastors and paramilitaries in Northern Ireland,2019,31,4,817-835,Blake
Why al-shabaab attacks Kenya: questioning the narrative paradigm,2019,31,4,836-852,Cannon
Terrorist assassination and institutional change in repressive regimes,2019,31,4,853-875,Bell
Choose your weapon: the impact of strategic considerations and resource constraints on terrorist group weapon selection,2019,31,5,909-928,Koehler-Derrick
The rational foraging terrorist: analysing the distances travelled to commit terrorist violence,2019,31,5,929-942,Horgan
Comparing extremist perpetrators of suicide and non-suicide attacks in the United States,2019,31,5,943-965,Freilich
"Survival mode": rebel resilience and the Lord's Resistance Army,2019,31,5,966-986,Day
Striking home: ideal-type of terrorism,2019,31,5,987-1005,Aran
Nuclear terrorism: what can we learn from Los Alamos?,2019,31,5,1006-1025,Volders
Narco-territoriality and shadow powers in a Peruvian cocaine frontier,2019,31,5,1026-1048,Dun
Support for terrorism: the role of beliefs in jihad and institutional responses to terrorism,2019,31,5,1049-1069,Cherney
Nothing is true everything is permitted: premodern religious terrorism,2019,31,5,1070-1095,Kaplan
Terrorism as cancer: how to combat an incurable disease,2019,31,5,1096-1120,Price
Countering violent extremism: a realist review for assessing what works for whom in what circumstances and how?,2019,31,6,1149-1167,Gielen
"So the killings continued": wartime mobilization and post-war violence in KwaZulu-Natal South Africa,2019,31,6,1168-1186,Höglund
Chinese strategy for de-radicalization,2019,31,6,1187-1209,Zhou
A fifth wave of terrorism? The emergence of terrorist semi-states,2019,31,6,1210-1228,Honig
Inferno terror: forest fires as the new form of terrorism,2019,31,6,1229-1241,Besenyő
Navigating ISIS's preferred platform: Telegram,2019,31,6,1242-1254,Horgan
Do 90 percent of terrorist groups last less than a year? Updating the conventional wisdom,2019,31,6,1255-1265,Phillips
Palestinian social media and lone-wolf attacks: subculture legitimization and epidemic,2019,31,6,1284-1306,Chorev
Terrorism as process narratives: a study of pre-arrest media usage and the emergence of pathways to engagement,2019,31,6,1307-1326,Taylor
Experimental effects of a call-center disclaimer regarding confidentiality on callers' willingness to make disclosures related to terrorism,2019,31,6,1327-1341,Horgan
The role of sensation seeking in violent armed group participation,2020,32,1,1-19,Nussio
Islamist terrorism as parochial altruism,2020,32,1,38-56,Reeve
PKK violence against civilians: beyond the individual understanding collective targeting,2020,32,1,77-99,O'Connor
Approving of but not choosing violence: paths of nonviolent radicals,2020,32,2,257-274,Wilson
The Red Brigades' communiqués: an analysis of the terrorist group's propaganda,2020,32,2,275-292,Re
Competing for constituents: trends in terrorist service provision,2020,32,2,293-324,Jung
Countering jihadist terrorism: a comparative analysis of French and German experiences,2020,32,2,401-415,Samaan
Voting for trouble? Partisan electoral interventions and domestic terrorism,2020,32,3,489-505,Levin
The language of radicalization: female internet recruitment to participation in ISIS activities,2020,32,3,506-538,Windsor
Using specialised prison units to manage violent extremists: lessons from Northern Ireland,2020,32,3,539-557,Butler
Hired guns: using pro-government militias for political competition,2020,32,3,582-603,Raleigh
Fratricidal rebels: ideological extremity and warring factionalism in civil wars,2020,32,3,604-629,Hafez
Crime pays: terrorist group engagement in crime and survival,2020,32,4,701-723,Piazza
Radicalization as martialization: towards a better appreciation for the progression to violence,2020,32,4,768-788,Haggerty
Mixed mandates: issues concerning organizational and statutory definitions of terrorism in the United States,2020,32,4,807-830,McCann
Why radicalization fails: barriers to mass casualty terrorism,2020,32,4,831-850,Simi
Entity-elimination or threat management? Explaining Israel's shifting policies towards terrorist semi-states,2020,32,5,901-920,Honig
Food insecurity and domestic instability: a review of the literature,2020,32,5,921-948,Rudolfsen
Organizational dynamics public condemnation and the impetus to disengage from violence,2020,32,5,949-969,Matesan
The effect of terrorism on stock markets: evidence from the 21st century,2020,32,5,988-1010,Markoulis
Research on terrorism 2007-2016: a review of data methods and authorship,2020,32,5,1011-1026,Schuurman
The territorial contours of terrorism: a conceptual model of territory for non-state violence,2020,32,5,1027-1046,Radil
Radicalization to violence: a pathway approach to studying extremism,2020,32,5,1067-1090,Jensen
Building "terrorism studies" as an interdisciplinary space: addressing recurring issues in the study of terrorism,2020,32,5,1091-1105,Youngman
Horizontal inequality and violent unrest in Jerusalem,2020,32,6,1161-1185,Pressman
Right-wing terrorism and out-group trust: the anatomy of a terrorist backlash,2020,32,6,1206-1224,Solheim
Violence-producing dynamics of fragile states: how state fragility in Iraq contributed to the emergence of Islamic State,2020,32,6,1245-1267,Ibrahimi
Plan B(ruxellles): Belgian intelligence and the terrorist attacks of 2015-16,2020,32,6,1291-1309,Lasoen
Violence insecurity and religiosity: a multilevel analysis of 71 countries,2020,32,6,1310-1328,Carreras
Sunni suicide attacks and sectarian violence,2020,32,7,1371-1390,Choi
Young blood: understanding the emergence of a new cohort of Australian jihadists,2020,32,7,1391-1412,Barrelle
Lone actor terrorists: a residence-to-crime approach,2020,32,7,1413-1438,Gill
Exploring the radicalization process in young women,2020,32,7,1439-1457,Chabrol
What explains the flow of foreign fighters to ISIS?,2020,32,7,1458-1481,Benmelech
How fear drives us apart: explaining the relationship between terrorism and social trust,2020,32,7,1482-1505,Langer
Islamic State propaganda: between social movement framing and subcultural provocation,2020,32,7,1506-1526,Sandberg
Force of words: the role of threats in terrorism,2020,32,7,1527-1549,Brown
Restricting opposition in elections and terrorist violence,2020,32,7,1550-1572,Braithwaite
Rearing cubs of the caliphate: an examination of child soldier recruitment by Da'esh,2020,32,7,1573-1591,Morris
Foreign fighter returnees: an indefinite threat?,2020,32,8,1617-1635,Hayes
The global law of terror organization lifespan,2020,32,8,1636-1665,Goldman
Mapping far-right chemical biological radiological and nuclear (CBRN) terrorism efforts in the West: characteristics of plots and perpetrators for future threat assessment,2020,32,8,1666-1690,Koehler
Unpacking violent contention: the Troubles in Northern Ireland 1968-1972,2020,32,8,1691-1711,Fazio
Does education mitigate terrorism? Examining the effects of educated youth cohorts on domestic terror in Africa,2020,32,8,1731-1752,Danzell
Promoting extreme violence: visual and narrative analysis of select ultraviolent terror propaganda videos produced by the Islamic State of Iraq and Syria (ISIS) in 2015 and 2016,2020,32,8,1753-1775,Venkatesh
"Confrontational but not violent": an assessment of the potential for violence by the anti-authority community in Canada,2020,32,8,1776-1796,Perry
Refugee radicalization/militarization in the age of the European refugee crisis: a composite model,2020,32,8,1797-1818,Eleftheriadou
Terrorism religion and self-control: an unexpected connection between conservative religious commitment and terrorist efficacy,2020,32,8,1819-1834,Ravenscroft
In the spotlight: how international attention affects militant behavior,2021,33,1,3-25,Breslawski
The complexity of radicalization and recruitment in Kwale Kenya,2021,33,1,26-48,Mkutu
On the pathway to violence: West German right-wing terrorism in the 1970s,2021,33,1,49-70,Manthe
Natural language understanding and multimodal discourse analysis for interpreting extremist communications and the re-use of these materials online,2021,33,1,71-95,Tan
Terror and the legitimation of violence: a cross-national analysis on the relationship between terrorism and homicide rates,2021,33,1,96-118,Liem
The release and community supervision of radicalised offenders: issues and challenges that can influence reintegration,2021,33,1,119-137,Cherney
Terrorism and bathtubs: comparing and assessing the risks,2021,33,1,138-163,Stewart
When to take credit for terrorism? A cross-national examination of claims and attributions,2021,33,1,164-193,Kearns
The case of jihadology and the securitization of academia,2021,33,2,225-241,Zelin
Terrorism confidential: ethics primary data and the construction of "necessary fictions",2021,33,2,242-256,Grossman
Back to the dark side: explaining the CIA's repeated use of torture,2021,33,2,257-270,Jacobson
The development of the framework for research ethics in terrorism studies,2021,33,2,271-289,Silke
The implication of terrorism's extremely low base rate,2021,33,2,302-311,Sageman
A public health ethics model of countering violent extremism,2021,33,2,324-337,Evans
When fieldwork ends: navigating ongoing contact with former insurgents,2021,33,2,312-323,Schmidt
Targeted killings: ethical & operational dilemmas,2021,33,2,353-366,Ganor
Online extremism and terrorism research ethics: researcher safety informed consent and the need for tailored guidelines,2021,33,2,367-380,Conway
The conflict sensitivity principle: can best practice in conflict research fill the ethics gap in terrorism and counterterrorism research practice?,2021,33,2,381-396,Harris
Reconsidering early detection in countering radicalization by local frontline professionals,2021,33,2,397-408,Eijkman
Political violence and language endangerment in Colombia,2021,ePub,ePub,ePub,Meernik
Violence on the home front: interstate rivalry and pro-government militias,2021,33,3,466-488,Akins
The double-track system of terrorism proscription in China,2021,33,3,505-526,Zhang
Examining ideologically motivated cyberattacks performed by far-left groups,2021,33,3,527-548,Chermak
Alarming cargo: regulation and control at the UK border,2021,33,3,549-571,Downes
Economic growth education and terrorism: a re-analysis,2021,33,3,572-595,Korotayev
Better the devil you know? How fringe terrorism can induce an advantage for moderate nonviolent campaigns,2021,33,3,596-615,Gleditsch
Boko Haram's factional feuds: internal extremism and external interventions,2021,33,3,616-648,Zenn
The terrorism information environment: analysing terrorists' selection of ideological and facilitative media,2021,33,4,697-719,Holbrook
Mapping connections: a dark network analysis of neojihadism in Australia,2021,33,4,743-765,Kelly
Social media mechanisms for right-wing political violence in the 21st century: discursive opportunities group dynamics and co-ordination,2021,33,4,766-787,Wahlström
Status symmetry effect: the association of exposure and PTS in Israel-Palestine and Northern Ireland,2021,33,4,788-805,Hobfoll
ISIS cohort transnational travels and EU security gaps: reconstructing the 2015 Paris attack preplanning and outsource strategy,2021,33,4,806-835,Zoli
Returning to the fight: an empirical analysis of terrorist reengagement and recidivism,2021,33,4,836-860,Altier
The Capitol attack and the 5th terrorism wave,2021,33,5,912-916,Rapoport
A conspiracy of dunces: good Americans vs. a cabal of satanic pedophiles?,2021,33,5,917-921,Kaplan
We have all been warned: public debate on the Capitol attack in Finland and Sweden,2021,33,5,926-930,Malkki
Building the bomb: a further exploration of an organizational approach to nuclear terrorism,2021,33,5,1012-1031,Volders
The diffusion and permeability of political violence in North and West Africa,2021,33,5,1032-1054,Leuprecht
Individual exposure to terror and political attitudes: a physiologically-based model of militancy,2021,33,5,1055-1070,Hobfoll
The contextual nature of right-wing terrorism across nations,2021,33,5,1071-1093,Davies
Towards a definition of terrorist ideology,2021,33,6,1160-1190,Ackerman
Legitimating extremism: a taxonomy of justifications for political violence,2021,33,6,1237-1255,Vandenberg
The online caliphate: internet usage and ISIS support in the Arab world,2021,33,6,1256-1275,Piazza
Does terrorism dominate citizens' hearts or minds? The relationship between fear of terrorism and trust in government,2021,33,6,1276-1294,Liem
How do terrorists choose their targets for an attack? The view from inside an independent cell,2021,33,7,1363-1377,Torres-Soriano
Unexpected rewards of political violence: Republican ex-prisoners seductive capital and the gendered nature of heroism,2021,33,7,1378-1398,Bergia
Another form of American exceptionalism? A comparative analysis of terrorism sting operations in the US and abroad,2021,33,7,1399-1423,Norris
Attitudes towards outgroups before and after terror attacks,2021,33,7,1530-1545,Van Assche
Engaging with online extremist material: experimental evidence,2021,33,8,1595-1620,Reeve
Policing U.K. airports and Schedule 7 of the Terrorism Act 2000: the young passengers' perception of security measures,2021,33,8,1621-1642,Wood
Terrorism as parochial altruism: experimental evidence,2021,33,8,1643-1666,Reeve
From "incel" to "saint": analyzing the violent worldview behind the 2018 Toronto attack,2021,33,8,1667-1691,Baele
Ethnic politics and political violence in post-2001 Afghanistan: the 2014 presidential election,2021,33,8,1692-1712,Sahar
Convergence of the salience of terrorism in the European Union before and after terrorist attacks,2021,33,8,1713-1732,de Roy van Zuijdewijn
Framing British 'jihadi brides': metaphor and the social construction of I.S. women,2021,33,8,1733-1751,Jackson
Russia in the eyes of Islamic State: an analysis of the content of Dabiq and Rumiyah magazines and Russia's involvement in the fight against the Islamic State,2021,33,8,1752-1774,Stempień
Conflict transformation and asymmetric conflicts: a critique of the failed Turkish-Kurdish peace process,2021,33,8,1775-1796,Ozerdem
Maritime piracy military capacity and institutions in the Gulf of Guinea,2022,34,1,1-27,Denton
A philosophical and historical analysis of "generation identity": fascism online media and the European new right,2022,34,1,28-47,Richards
Pathways toward jihadism in western Europe: an empirical exploration of a comprehensive model of terrorist radicalization,2022,34,1,48-70,Schmidt
Alienation or cooperation? British Muslims' attitudes to and engagement in counter-terrorism and counter-extremism,2022,34,1,71-92,Shanaah
Militarized law enforcement forces state capacity and terrorism,2022,34,1,93-112,Kirisci
What do closed source data tell us about lone actor terrorist behavior? A research note,2022,34,1,113-130,Gill
Temporal dynamics in covert networks: a case study of the structure behind the Paris and Brussels attacks,2022,34,1,131-154,Remmers
'Cooking the meal of terror' manipulative strategies in terrorist discourse: a critical discourse analysis of ISIS statements,2022,34,1,155-175,El-Nashar
Racist and anti-diversity attitudes as predictors of support for political violence among supporters of mainstream political parties,2022,ePub,ePub,ePub,Paradies
Vaccinating against hate: using attitudinal inoculation to confer resistance to persuasion by extremist propaganda,2022,34,2,240-262,Braddock
Brothers in arms: the phenomenon of complex suicide attacks,2022,34,2,263-284,Hersi
Eliminating extremism: a legal analysis of hate crime and terrorism laws in the United States,2022,34,2,285-317,McCann
Exploring the social-ecological factors that mobilize children into violence,2022,34,2,318-340,Ellis
Exclusionary politics and organized resistance,2022,34,2,341-363,Acosta
Examining the online expression of ideology among far-right extremist forum users,2022,34,2,364-384,Freilich
The Attitudes-Behaviors Corrective (ABC) Model of violent extremism,2022,34,3,425-450,Horgan
The ABC model: commentary from the perspective of the two pyramids model of radicalization,2022,34,3,451-459,McCauley
The ABC model: clarifications and elaborations,2022,34,3,460-467,Horgan
Youth resilience to violent extremism: development and validation of the BRAVE measure,2022,34,3,468-488,Ungar
The effects of the International Monetary Fund on domestic terrorism,2022,34,3,489-513,Hunter
Terror risk perception and fear of terror in Turkey: predictors bases and consequences,2022,34,3,514-536,Gün Çınğı
Drawing a boundary between structural factors and identity in ethnic conflict: bringing back the role of identity,2022,34,3,537-557,Abushov
Disaggregating lone-actor grievance-fuelled violence: comparing lone-actor terrorists and mass murderers,2022,34,3,558-584,Horgan
Sex and terror: is the subordination of women associated with the use of terror?,2022,34,3,605-632,Hudson
A crime prevention framework for CVE,2022,34,3,633-659,Hardy
Losing mood(s): examining jihadi supporters' responses to ISIS' territorial decline,2022,34,4,725-745,Massé
Who fights terror: gendarmerie forces and terrorist group termination,2022,34,4,746-771,Kirisci
Eradicating terrorism in asymmetric conflict: the role and essence of military deterrence,2022,34,4,772-816,Ünal
"Old" and "new" mass killing? Genocide and politicide occurrence and severity during and after the cold war,2022,34,4,856-876,Hendrickson
Perceived policy illegitimacy leads to acceptance of political violence: evidence from a nationally representative survey experiment in Denmark,2022,ePub,ePub,ePub,Andersen
The climate change-terrorism nexus: a critical literature review,2022,34,5,894-913,Mavrakou
Moving into terrorism: how climate-induced rural-urban migration may increase the risk of terrorism,2022,34,5,926-938,Schon
Dams terrorism and water nationalism's response to globalization and development: the case of South Asia,2022,34,5,958-978,Ashraf
The extreme right climate change and terrorism,2022,34,5,979-996,Macklin
Exploring the intersection of environmental events and domestic political violence in the United States,2022,34,5,1024-1040,Perliger
The class conflict rises when you turn up the heat: an interdisciplinary examination of the relationship between climate change and left-wing terrorist recruitment,2022,34,5,1041-1056,Gray
Loyalist mobilization and cross-border violence in rural Ulster 1972-1974,2022,34,6,1057-1075,Burke
#Hamas: a thematic exploration of Hamas's English-language Twitter,2022,34,6,1076-1101,Margolin
Maritime insurgency,2022,34,6,1102-1124,Asal
Foreign fighters rebel command structure and civilian targeting in civil war,2022,34,6,1125-1143,Doctor
Refugees of conflict casualties of conjecture: the Trojan horse theory of terrorism and its implications for asylum,2022,34,6,1144-1161,Andresen
Strategic targeting: the Islamic State and use of violence in Iraq and Syria,2022,34,6,1162-1184,Burch
Radicalization's core,2022,34,6,1185-1206,Derfoufi
Measuring the extent and nature of adverse childhood experiences (ACE) among former White supremacists,2022,34,6,1207-1228,Simi
Imprisonment and terrorism,2022,34,6,1229-1240,Böhmelt
Rethinking state capacity: conceptual effects on the incidence of terrorism,2022,34,6,1241-1258,Danzell
The Polish counterterrorism system and hybrid warfare threats,2022,34,6,1259-1276,Gasztold
The violence of political empowerment: electoral success and the facilitation of terrorism in the Republic of India,2022,34,7,1281-1304,Perliger
An exploratory analysis of the characteristics of ideologically motivated cyberattacks,2022,34,7,1305-1320,Freilich
The challenge and promise of a multidisciplinary team response to the problem of violent radicalization,2022,34,7,1321-1338,Miller
The role of the internet in facilitating violent extremism: insights from former right-wing extremists,2022,34,7,1339-1356,Scrivens
Right-wing authoritarian and explicit prejudice attitude responses to the Paris terror attacks: a within-subjects analysis,2022,34,7,1357-1368,Hutchings
Pro-government anti-government armed groups? Toward theorizing pro-government "government challengers",2022,34,7,1369-1385,Aliyev
Behavior associations in lone-actor terrorists,2022,34,7,1386-1414,Baykal-Gürsoy
From myths of victimhood to fantasies of violence: how far-right narratives of imperilment work,2022,34,7,1415-1432,Pawelz
Far-right extremism: is it legitimate freedom of expression hate crime or terrorism?,2022,34,7,1433-1453,Lowe
Is religion a barrier to peace? Religious influence on violent intrastate conflict termination,2022,34,7,1454-1470,Deitch
Narrative counter-terror: deconstruction deliverance and debilitation,2022,34,7,1471-1484,McGregor
Conspiracy beliefs and violent extremist intentions: the contingent effects of self-efficacy self-control and law-related morality,2022,34,7,1485-1504,Gill
Talking stagnation: thematic analysis of terrorism experts' perception of the health of terrorism research,2022,34,8,1509-1529,Morrison
Impact of perceived peer attitudes and social network diversity on violent extremist intentions,2022,34,8,1530-1548,Kaczkowski
Vehicular ramming attacks: assessing the effectiveness of situational crime prevention using crime script analysis,2022,34,8,1549-1563,Taylor
Interviews with and tests of Palestinian independent assailants,2022,34,8,1595-1616,Merari
Maoism political violence and terrorism in Italy,2022,34,8,1617-1631,Gabbas
A comparative study of initial involvement in gangs and political extremism,2022,34,8,1647-1664,Decker
Examining the developmental pathways of online posting behavior in violent right-wing extremist forums,2022,34,8,1721-1738,Frank
The truth is out there: the prevalence of conspiracy theory use by radical violent extremist organizations,2022,34,8,1739-1757,Wang
Effects of war and armed conflict on adolescents' psychopathology and well-being: measuring political life events among youth,2022,34,8,1797-1809,Slone
Nostalgia entitlement and victimhood: the synergy of white genocide and misogyny,2022,34,8,1810-1825,Wilson
An analysis of Islamic State's gendered propaganda targeted towards women: from territorial control to insurgency,2023,35,2,338-354,Ingram
Criminal or terrorist? Fear bias and public support for prisoner reentry programs,2023,35,1,83-103,Altier
Can "Nudge" salvage community policing against terrorism?,2023,35,1,135-155,Li
Comparing the online posting behaviors of violent and non-violent right-wing extremists,2023,35,1,192-209,Freilich
Can cellphone shutdowns stop terrorist violence? Evidence from Pakistan,2023,35,2,284-303,Mustafa
Crisis as catalyst: crisis in conversion to Islam related to radicalism intentions,2023,35,2,452-469,Horgan
Correction: How did 9/11 affect terrorism research? Examining articles and authors 1970-2019,2023,35,2,497-499,
Preventing violent extremism with former extremists in schools: a media analysis of the situation in Germany,2023,35,1,47-64,Gansewig
Militias as a tool for encouraging ethnic defection: evidence from Iraq and Sudan,2023,35,1,65-82,Voller
Neo-nazi violence and ideology: changing attitudes toward violence in Sweden's skinhead and post-skinhead eras,2023,35,1,104-117,Johansson
Hate begets warmth? The impact of an anti-Muslim terrorist attack on public attitudes toward Muslims,2023,35,1,156-174,Sibley
Jihadist movements in the Sahel: rise of the Fulani?,2023,35,1,175-191,Cline
Ideology discourse and alliance structures: explaining far-right political violence in Turkey in the 1970s,2023,35,1,210-224,Gümrükçü
How fear of violence drives intergroup conflict: evidence from a panel survey in India,2023,35,2,229-247,Schutte
Navigating terrorist innovation: a proposal for a conceptual framework on how terrorists innovate,2023,35,2,248-263,Lubrano
Losing hearts and minds: civil conflict counterinsurgency policing and postwar crime in insurgent strongholds,2023,35,2,370-389,Deglow
How did 9/11 affect terrorism research? Examining articles and authors 1970-2019,2023,35,2,409-432,Phillips
International organisations and terrorism: multilateral antiterrorism efforts 1960-1990,2023,35,2,433-451,Blumenau
Right-wing waves: applying the four waves theory to transnational and transhistorical right-wing threat trends,2023,35,1,1-16,Hart
The "Boko Haram disaggregation problem" and comparative profiles of factional violence: challenges impacts and solutions in the study of Africa's deadliest terror group(s),2023,35,1,17-46,Warner
Status quo terrorism: state-terrorism in South Africa during apartheid,2023,35,2,304-320,Taylor
Stop the machines: how emerging technologies are fomenting the war on civilization,2023,35,2,321-337,Lubrano
Radical warfare's first "superweapon": the fears perceptions and realities of the Orsini Bomb 1858-1896,2023,35,2,355-369,Crossland
The Kurdistan Worker's Party (PKK) in London: countering overseas terrorist financing and support with "Nudge" and situational approaches,2023,35,2,470-496,Akartuna
Urban terrorism in the Arab world: introducing a dataset of jihadist attack plots in Jordan,2023,35,3,501-517,Gråtrud
Armed and explosive? An explorative statistical analysis of extremist radicalization cases with military background,2023,35,3,518-532,Koehler
Introducing the spatial conflict dynamics indicator of political violence,2023,35,3,533-552,Radil
"The fighting made me feel alive": women's motivations for engaging in left-wing terrorism: a thematic analysis,2023,35,3,553-568,Koehler
Countering terrorist narratives: assessing the efficacy and mechanisms of change in counter-narrative strategies,2023,35,3,569-593,Sarma
Islamic extremism and CBRN terrorism,2023,35,3,594-614,McCann
State society and pro-government militias in the Philippines,2023,35,3,615-633,Zech
What makes a terrorist? Muslims' and non-Muslims' lay perceptions of risk factors and their consequences for counterterrorism policy support,2023,35,3,634-657,Gill
Triggers of escalations in violence against civilians by non-state actors in Africa,2023,35,3,658-676,Robinson
"It gets a bit messy": Norwegian social workers' perspectives on collaboration with police and security service on cases of radicalisation and violent extremism,2023,35,3,677-693,Haugstvedt
Jihadist extremism in Spanish prisons: characterisation of the inmates linked to jihadist radicalisation and analysis of their behaviour in prison,2023,35,4,733-753,González-Álvarez
Domestic terrorism and sovereign bond ratings in the developing world,2023,35,4,754-784,Hunter
Inequality and radicalisation: systematic review of quantitative studies,2023,35,4,785-810,Pavlović
Lethal beliefs: ideology and the lethality of terrorist organizations,2023,35,4,811-827,Levy
A self-defense network against terrorism and crime: evidence from Peru,2023,35,4,828-845,Escalante
The evaluation of case-managed programs targeting individuals at risk of radicalisation,2023,35,4,846-865,Cherney
Repression or reward: assessing the impact of Israeli counterinsurgency measures on diverse perpetrators of Palestinian militancy,2023,35,4,866-887,Shkolnik
Where terror lies: misrepresentation of extremist attitudes and terrorist attacks in the Sahel,2023,35,4,888-907,Finkel
Silver lining? The effects of epidemics on terrorist groups,2023,35,4,908-925,Piazza
Defining ecofascism: historical foundations and contemporary interpretations in the extreme right,2023,35,4,926-944,Campion
Provocation and attrition strategies in transnational terrorism: the case of Al-Shabaab,2023,35,4,945-970,Ibrahim Shire
Censoring extremism: influence of online restriction on official media products of ISIS,2023,35,4,971-987,Winkler
Social ties and jihadist participation: a mixed-methods approach to the differential recruitment of radicalized youth in Spain,2023,35,4,988-1006,Vicente
Escalate or negotiate? Constraint and rebel strategic choices towards rivals in the Syrian Civil War,2023,35,4,1007-1026,Schwab
Online radicalisation: moving beyond a simple dichotomy,2023,35,5,1027-1048,Whittaker
Multi-modal networks reveal patterns of operational similarity of terrorist organizations,2023,35,5,1065-1084,Carley
Is it time to de-proscribe terrorist organisations in Northern Ireland?,2023,35,5,1049-1064,Wood
The representational strategies of lionization and victimization in ISIS's online magazine Dabiq,2023,35,5,1161-1180,Rasoulikolamaki
Responding non-violently to ETA's violence: the motivations and emotions of victims of terrorism in Spain,2023,35,5,1181-1199,Alonso
Making war on the fabric of society: a cross-national analysis of terrorism urban public space and generalized social trust in Europe,2023,35,5,1200-1216,Robison
Time is of the essence: temporality and competition as drivers of terrorist credit-taking,2023,35,5,1217-1234,Hansen
Needs rights and systems: increasing Canadian intimate bystander reporting on radicalizing to violence,2023,ePub,ePub,ePub,Thomas
Why do online countering violent extremism strategies not work? The case of digital jihad,2023,35,6,1261-1298,Lakomy
Frustrated aspirations and different types of political violence: evidence from "folk knowledge" in Kosovo,2023,35,6,1299-1316,Krakowski
Blowback operations as rebel strategy: how sectarian violence spread from Syria into Lebanon 2013-14,2023,35,6,1317-1335,Krause
Local conditions for anti-immigrant violence: a qualitative comparative analysis (QCA) of asylum housing attacks in Sweden,2023,35,6,1353-1372,Ekbrand
Confluences of street culture and jihadism: the spatial bodily and narrative dimensions of radicalization,2023,35,6,1373-1388,Tutenges
Examining online indicators of extremism among violent and non-violent right-wing extremists,2023,35,6,1389-1409,Scrivens
The African Union's policy frameworks institutional mechanisms and challenges in countering terrorism in Africa,2023,35,6,1410-1421,Mensah
The role of honeypots and sabotage in state-based operations against online jihadism 2001-2020,2023,35,6,1440-1450,Torres-Soriano
Transatlantic ties of the far right: the NSU case in Germany and its links to actors and incidents in the USA,2023,35,7,1468-1485,Schultz
Countering violent extremism in Trinidad and Tobago: an evaluation,2023,35,7,1486-1501,Aldrich
Terrorism mortality salience manipulation: a causal mediation analysis,2023,35,7,1536-1555,Erol
A plague of locusts? A preliminary assessment of the threat of multi-drone terrorism,2023,35,7,1556-1585,Kallenborn
"Press F to pay respects": an empirical exploration of the mechanics of gamification in relation to the Christchurch attack,2023,35,7,1586-1603,Wiedlitzka
Exploring the relationship between opportunity and self-control in youth exposure to and sharing of online hate content,2023,35,7,1604-1619,Holt
Armed to kill: a cross-sectional analysis examining the links between firearms availability gun control and terrorism using the Global Terrorism Database and the Small Arms Survey,2023,ePub,ePub,ePub,Bures
Kyle Rittenhouse and the shared meme networks of the armed American far-right: an analysis of the content creation formula right-wing injection of politics and normalization of violence,2023,35,8,1625-1649,Stall
The evolution of transnational jihad: identities grievances and legitimacy crisis in Arab states,2023,35,8,1650-1665,Mishali-Ram
Accepting violence? A laboratory experiment of the violent consequences of deliberation in politically aggrieved enclaves,2023,35,8,1685-1703,Andersen
"Why we have become revolutionaries and murderers": radicalization terrorism and fascism in the Ustaša-Croatian Revolutionary Organization,2023,35,8,1704-1723,Iordachi
What drives counter-extremism? The extent of P/CVE policies in the West and their structural correlates,2023,35,8,1724-1752,Heath-Kelly
Disengaged but still radical? Pathways out of violent right-wing extremism,2023,35,8,1775-1800,Scrivens
Vanity of the bonfires? Eleventh Night bonfires and Loyalist influence after negotiated settlement in Northern Ireland,2023,35,8,1753-1774,Hall
Understanding the effects and impacts of counter-terrorist financing policy and practice,2024,36,1,1-17,Davis
Jihadist journalism: exploring the geographic coverage of al-Masra newspaper,2024,36,1,18-38,Berlin
Longevity of partnering terrorist organization: an empirical study using a network diffusion model,2024,36,1,39-54,Choi
Adverse childhood experiences (ACE) adolescent misconduct and violent extremism: a comparison of former left-wing and right-wing extremists,2024,36,1,55-74,Simi
The role of ideology in terrorist attack intentions and outcomes,2024,36,1,90-112,Carson
Assessing racial and ethnically motivated extremist cyberattacks using open source data,2024,36,1,113-126,Freilich
The politics of perception: political preference strongly associated with different perceptions of Islamist and right-wing terrorism risk,2024,36,1,127-144,Horgan
Terror political risk and effect on foreign direct investment,2024,36,2,145-165,Tomashevskiy
The ideology of incels: misogyny and victimhood as justification for political violence,2024,36,2,166-179,Zimmerman
The politics of eco-violence: why is conflict escalating in Nigeria's middle belt?,2024,36,2,180-197,Olumba
Four typologies of leadership applied to a survey of the Provisional IRA and Sinn Féin in the Troubles,2024,36,2,198-213,Flavin
Developmental and biographical issues in radicalization pathways: a comparative case analysis of homegrown German convicts of Islamist terrorism-related offenses,2024,36,2,214-233,Scheithauer
Incitement to violence and stochastic terrorism: legal academic and practical parameters for researchers and investigators,2024,36,2,234-245,Amman
Who becomes a foreign fighter? Characteristics of the Islamic State's soldiers,2024,36,2,246-264,Morris
Crowdsourcing samples for research on violent extremism: a research note,2024,36,3,267-282,Gill
A theoretical empirical and methodologically based instrument to assess the risk of violent jihadist radicalization in prisons: the DRAVY-3,2024,36,3,283-299,González-Álvarez
Terror through the looking glass: information orientations and the lens of web search engines,2024,36,3,300-326,Whyte
Bayesian inferences for counterterrorism policy: a retrospective case study of the U.S. war in Afghanistan,2024,36,3,327-343,Hubbard
Incel violence and victimhood: negotiating inceldom in online discussions of the Plymouth shooting,2024,36,3,344-365,Lounela
The relational dimension of radicalization: context and tie formation in Dutch Salafi-Jihadi networks,2024,36,3,366-381,de Poot
A diachronic cross-platforms analysis of violent extremist language in the incel online ecosystem,2024,36,3,382-405,Brace
Islamikaze and their significance,1997,9,3,96-121,Israeli
A Manual of Islamic Fundamentalist Terrorism,2002,14,4,23-40,Israeli
Hamas: Suicide Bombings Rockets or WMD?,2002,14,3,109-128,Dolnik
Critical commentary on "who are the palestinian suicide bombers?",2004,16,4,845-848,Bloom
Research note: Observations of suicidal terrorists in action,2004,16,2,305-327,Speckhard
Who are the palestinian suicide bombers?,2004,16,4,815-840,Kimhi
Toward an analytical model of suicide terrorism - A comment,2004,16,4,841-844,Pedahzur
Education Indoctrination and Incitement: Palestinian Children on Their Way to Martyrdom,2003,15,1,96-123+i,Burdman
The Social and Religious Characteristics of Suicide Bombers and Their Victims,2003,15,3,139-153+i,Pedahzur
Suicide bombing as a strategic weapon: An empirical investigation of Hamas and Islamic Jihad,2005,17,4,573-598,Gupta
Victimization from terrorist attacks: Randomness or routine activities?,2006,18,4,485-501,Pedahzur
The role of suicide in politics conflict and terrorism,2006,18,1,35-46,Silke
Martyrdom mythology in Iraq: How jihadists frame suicide terrorism in videos and biographies,2007,19,1,95-115,Hafez
Precision terror: Suicide bombing as control technology,2007,19,2,223-245,Lewis
The evolution of jihadist terrorism in Morocco,2007,19,4,571-592,Alonso
Training on a battlefield: Iraq as a training ground for global jihadis,2008,20,4,543-562,Tnnessen
Supporting women and children returning from violent extremist contexts: proposing a 5R framework to inform program and policy development,2024,36,4,425-454,Weine
Rehabilitation and reintegration of women and children returning from violent extremist contexts: a rapid review to inform program and policy development,2024,36,4,455-487,Weine
The structural "Root" causes of non-suicide terrorism: A systematic scoping review,2012,24,1,79-104,Campana
The Institutionalization of Al-Qaeda in the Islamic Maghreb (AQMI),2014,26,4,650-665,Ouellet
Choosing to Die: Suicide Bombing and Suicide Protest in South Asia,2015,27,2,268-288,Lahiri
Rational choice rewards and the suicide bomber,2015,27,1,53-80,Perry
Breaking the Glass Ceiling? Female Participation in Militant Organizations in Islamic State Affiliates in Southeast Asia,2022,34,8,1774-1796,Jadoon