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Routledge Handbook of Critical Terrorism Studies

Publisher’s description This new handbook is a comprehensive collection of cutting-edge essays that investigate the contribution of Critical Terrorism Studies to our understanding of contemporary terrorism and counterterrorism. Terrorism remains[…]

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- in Discussions on Policy · Regions · Research · UK
‘Just three Skittles in a bowl will kill you. Would you take a handful?’ Evidence, public policy and Islamist-inspired violent extremism

Journal abstract Saggar’s article is concerned with the use of evidence by the UK policy community to tackle Islamist-inspired terrorism. It focuses on how evidence for such terrorism is generated,[…]

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‘Sometimes You Just Have To Try Something’ – A Critical Analysis Of Danish State-Led Initiatives Countering Online Radicalisation

Journal abstract This research paper argues that Danish online radicalisation policies are driven by logics of urgency (the threat is imminent) within a limited realm of discursive possibilities (the threat[…]

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Victim compensation for acts of terrorism and the limits of the state

Journal abstract Little academic attention has been directed towards the victims of terrorism. This article begins to do so by interrogating how victims get compensated, and for how much, in[…]

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A CTS model of counterterrorism

Journal abstract To date, critical terrorism studies (CTS) has been very good at critiquing contemporary counterterrorism, but has not yet offered an alternative model which could be used for research[…]

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A shifting enemy: analysing the BBC’s representations of “al-Qaeda” in the aftermath of the September 11th 2001 attacks

Journal abstract This article seeks to explore how the BBC made sense of the al- Qaeda phenomenon in its flagship “News at Ten” bulletin during the aftermath of the September[…]

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Ask the audience: television, security and Homeland

Journal abstract This article puts forward a synthesis of work from Security Studies and Cultural Studies in order to trace the link between popular culture and security. This analysis contributes[…]

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Critical terrorism studies, victimisation, and policy relevance: compromising politics or challenging hegemony?

Journal abstract This article considers the key contributions Critical Terrorism Studies (CTS) has made to our understanding of victimisation, contending that while CTS has greatly expanded our knowledge in certain[…]

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