Terrorism and Political Violence

2003 - 2026

Current editor(s): James Forest

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Volume 38, issue 6, 2026

The (Anti)Feminism of Tradwives pp. 613-626

Rebecca L. Stotzer and Ashley Nelson

Citizens, Extremists, Terrorists: Comparing Radicalized Individuals with the General Population pp. 627-646

Bart Schuurman and Sarah L. Carthy

The Bad Neighbor Problem: Analyzing the Geographic Spread of Terrorism Across Contiguous Border States pp. 647-667

Ben Jebb and Alisa Laufer

Perceptions of Far-Right Extremist Violence as Terrorism: Exploring Influences on Public Perception in the United Kingdom pp. 668-698

Caitlin Jordan and Andrea Varsori

Power, Perception, Group Relationships, and Conflict Dynamics: Loyalist Paramilitary Violence and Its Effects Within the Republic of Ireland During the Troubles, 1969–1998 pp. 699-718

Dale William Henry Pankhurst

Analyzing Human Behaviors in the Immediate Aftermath of A Terrorist Bombing: A Multi-Case Analysis pp. 719-736

William S. Parkin, Elise M. Roberts-Ingleson, Matthew DeMichele and Noel M. Corder

Unraveling the Radical Flank Effect: The Role of Moderate Organizations in the Face of Radical Flank Violence pp. 737-755

Jacob Fortier

The Islamic Rational State and New Religious Foundations for an Islamic Liberal Theory pp. 756-759

Mohammad Firdaus, Ashabul Kahfi Susanto, Husniyatus Salamah Zainiyati, A. Saepul Hamdani and Kusaeri

Volume 38, issue 5, 2026

Life Difficulties, Violent Online Extremism and Support for Political Violence in the United States pp. 453-474

Suranjan Weeraratne, Laurie L. Rice and Kenneth W. Moffett

“Freedom Fighters:” Motivations of Western Volunteers to Fight on the Side of Ukraine in the Russo-Ukrainian War, 2014-2022 pp. 475-488

Hana Josticova

Smuggler, Fighter, Preacher, Spy: Motivational Change and Divergence inside FARC Specialized Fronts pp. 489-510

Michael Jonsson and Jan Pettersson

Experimenting with Threat: How Cyberterrorism Targeting Critical Infrastructure Influences Support for Surveillance Policies pp. 511-524

Keren L. G. Snider, Amir Hefetz, Ryan Shandler and Daphna Canetti

Recidivism Among People Convicted of Terrorism: A Survival Analysis Based on the Belgian Central Criminal Record pp. 525-542

B. Mine, M. Vande Velde, P. Jeuniaux, E. Maes and L. Robert

Elections and Anti-Refugee Violence in Germany from 2014-2020 pp. 543-561

Vito D’Orazio, Soham Das and Nils Roemer

The Prevalence of Terrorist Motives Among Civilians Who Kill Police Officers: A Mixed-Method Analysis pp. 562-585

Jesse J. Norris

Linking Conspiracy Beliefs with Violence: A Scoping Review of the Empirical Literature pp. 586-612

Emma Belton, Tiahna Mulholland and Kristina Murphy

Volume 38, issue 4, 2026

Envy, Emotional Urgency, and Radicalization: The Impulsive Route is Paved in Malice pp. 333-353

Michael Moncrieff and Pierre Lienard

Terrorist Financing: Traditional vs. Emerging Financial Technologies pp. 354-367

Maria Jofre, Alberto Aziani and Edoardo Villa

Public Perceptions of What Qualifies as Terrorism Across Similar Countries with Diverse Terrorism Experiences pp. 368-385

Jon Kåre Skiple, Jacob Sohlberg, Luke Field and Hulda Thórisdóttir

‘Playing the System’: Agency and Everyday Negotiations during LTTE Rule pp. 386-404

Georg Frerks and Niels Terpstra

How Terrorism Strikes Financial Markets: Evidence from the 1920 Wall Street Bombing pp. 405-415

David-Jan Jansen

“What Made Me Change”: Transformative Experiences in the Jihadist Radicalization Process pp. 416-434

L. Blanco, R. M. Lobato, B. Alba, A. Vázquez, J. L. González-Álvarez, S. Chiclana, J. Chinchilla and A. Gómez

What Can Economics Contribute to the Study of Terrorism? – The Power and Limitation of Economics pp. 435-448

Atin Basuchoudhary and Günther G. Schulze

Islamic State in Australia pp. 449-451

Rofiqi, Hendi Sugianto, Rosidi Bahri, Mohammad Firdaus and Amiruddin

Volume 38, issue 3, 2026

Security Officials’ Perspectives on Reintegration Challenges for Former Al-Shabaab Foreign Terrorist Fighters in Kenya pp. 233-245

John Githigaro

Examining the Persisting and Desisting Online Posting Behaviors of Violent and Non-Violent Right-Wing Extremists pp. 246-268

Ryan Scrivens, Thomas W. Wojciechowski, Tiana Gaudette and Richard Frank

Why do Insurgents Target Religion? The Case of Shining Path in Peru pp. 269-285

Luis Felipe Mantilla

Reluctant Spies: The Role of Neighbourhood Leaders in Indonesia’s PVE Strategy pp. 286-305

Sana Jaffrey, Rofhani Rofhani and Irsyad Rafsadie

Belief and Behavior in Radicalization: Clarifying the Link in Response to Peels pp. 306-314

Clark McCauley and Sophia Moskalenko

Extreme Belief and Extreme Behavior Reconsidered: A Response to Clark McCauley and Sophia Moskalenko pp. 315-320

Rik Peels

A Response to Rik Peels’ “Cognitive and Behavioral Radicalization: An Explanatory Split?” pp. 321-327

James Khalil

Extreme Belief and Extreme Behavior in Context: A Response to James Khalil pp. 328-332

Rik Peels

Volume 38, issue 2, 2026

Introduction to the Special Issue: A Legacy of David C. Rapoport pp. 149-153

Lawrence Rubin

Mapping the Waves of Terrorism Using Computational Text Analysis pp. 154-168

Amira Jadoon and Caleb Lucas

Religious Political Violence in Early 19th Century America pp. 169-182

Daniel Byman

Everything, Everywhere, All at Once: Looking at the Current Milieu Through Rapoport’s Four Waves Theory of Modern Terrorism pp. 183-195

J. S. Elson, Alexis L. d’Amato, Isaac J. Moelter, Erin M. Kearns and Austin C. Doctor

Riding the Waves: Reimagining Rapoport’s Thesis with Stochastic Terrorist Actors pp. 196-202

Jared R. Dmello and Mia Bloom

From Theory to Policy: The Four Waves and U.S. Counterterrorism pp. 203-211

R. Kim Cragin

Before the Waves: The Pioneering Early Work of David C. Rapoport pp. 212-218

Jeffrey Kaplan and Max Taylor

David Rapoport, a Good Teacher, a Tireless Student pp. 219-222

Rogelio Alonso

From Waves to Questions: How David Rapoport Shaped My Thinking as a Practitioner & Research as a Scholar pp. 223-224

Tricia Bacon

David Rapoport Tribute pp. 225-226

Heather S. Gregg

David C. Rapoport (1929–2024): A Scholar’s Covenant pp. 227-228

Ami Pedahzur

Reflections on David Rapoport and His Four Waves pp. 229-230

Audrey Kurth Cronin

David Rapoport – Terrorism Scholar pp. 231-231

John Horgan

Volume 38, issue 1, 2026

How do Militant Organizations Respond to Counterterrorism? Introducing the LIVE Typology, with Examples from Proscription in Pakistan pp. 1-17

Muhammad Feyyaz and Brian J. Phillips

A Tale of Terror: Autoethnography and the Study of Terrorism pp. 18-37

Simon David Taylor

Rational and Irrational Beliefs and Coping Strategies Among Palestinian Refugees: An Exploratory Analysis pp. 38-53

Basim Aldahadha

Organize and Fight (Online): Assessing the Discursive Extremism of Anti-Lockdown Groups in Australia pp. 54-70

Philip Pond, Callum Jones and Kim Doyle

“We Have Successfully Neutralised an Attack”—Historical Case Studies in Terrorism Prevention Through Cooperation pp. 71-87

Aviva Guttmann

Success or Shirking in Terror: Control Mechanisms in State Sponsored Terrorism pp. 88-108

Jeremy Matthew Berkowitz

Dying for Sex? Sexual Frustration, Socioeconomic Factors and ISIS Foreign Fighters pp. 109-130

Marcus Marktanner, Moamen Gouda and Shimaa Hanafy

Beset By Fear: How Viet Cong Members Successfully Overcame Disengagement Barriers pp. 131-148

Elizabeth M. Jenaway