Journal abstract In the years since 11 September 2001, pundits, politicians and scholars of terrorism and international relations routinely have declared that 9/11 “changed everything”. This article explores not only[…]
Journal abstract This paper provides an overview into recent developments in the Afghan conflict and the endemic violence plaguing the country. It argues that the almost exclusive focus on threats[…]
Publisher’s description If the rise of Islamic State can overthrow powerful states in a matter of weeks, what kind of a secure future can the world expect? After more than[…]
Journal abstract Since 2004, the term ‘radicalisation’ has become central to terrorism studies and counter-terrorism policy-making. As US and European governments have focused on stemming ‘home-grown’ Islamist political violence, the[…]
This article utilises the concept of the ‘new home front’ to address the ethical and political reframing of national and international politics in the ‘war on terror’.
This article discusses a combined police and Muslim community response to terrorism in London.
This article focuses on examining the parallels between the domestic ‘war on terror’ pursued by the US and an earlier ‘war’ on domestic criminality.
Standing up and Speaking Out? British Muslims’ Collective Action against Islamist Extremism17 January, 2020
The Role of Sensation Seeking in Violent Armed Group Participation15 January, 2020
Hollywood and Cinematic Representations of Far-Right Domestic Terrorism in the U.S13 January, 2020
Terrorism: An International Perspective8 January, 2020