Terrorism and Political Violence

2003 - 2025

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Volume 25, issue 5, 2013

Leaderless Resistance, Networked Organization, and Ideological Hegemony pp. 655-671

Phillip Gray

Political Violence: Switzerland, A Special Case? pp. 672-687

Carole Villiger

“Their History Is a Bit Like Our History”: Comparative Assessment of the Official and the Provisional IRAs pp. 688-708

Kacper Rekawek

Examining the Distinct Effects of Emotive Triggers on Public Reactions to International Terrorism pp. 709-733

Cigdem Sirin and Nehemia Geva

“Global Jihad”: The Canadian Experience pp. 734-776

Sam Mullins

Target Hardening and Terrorist Signaling: The Case of Aviation Security pp. 777-797

Justin Hastings and Ryan Chan

The Urban Environment and its Influences on Insurgent Campaigns pp. 798-819

Joerg Le Blanc

Livelihood Coping Mechanisms, Local Intelligence, and the Pattern of Violence During the Maoist Insurgency in Nepal pp. 820-839

Madhav Joshi

Adam Lankford pp. 840-843

Sophia Moskalenko

Christina Hellmich pp. 843-845

Isaac Kfir

Jean-Michel Oughourlian pp. 845-847

Maxwell Taylor

Michael Flynn and Fabiola F. Salek pp. 848-849

D. Mulloy

Samir Puri pp. 849-851

Ryan Shaffer

Justin V. Hastings pp. 851-852

Kai Chen

Kent Roach pp. 852-854

Michael Young

Anne Clunan, Peter Lavoy, and Susan Martin (Eds.) pp. 854-855

Raj Persaud

Miranda Alison pp. 855-857

Ryan Shaffer

Neville Bolt pp. 857-858

D. Mulloy

Kevin A. O'Brien pp. 858-860

Ryan Shaffer

Damien Kingsbury pp. 860-862

Ryan Shaffer

Vahid Brown and Don Rassler pp. 862-863

Isaac Kfir

Deepa M. Ollapally pp. 864-866

Ryan Shaffer

Robert W. Pringle pp. 866-867

Ryan Shaffer

Editorial Board EOV pp. ebi-ebi

The Editors

Volume 25, issue 4, 2013

Who Will Guard the Guardians? Introduction to the Special Issue on the Intellectuals and Terror: A Fatal Attraction pp. 511-517

Helena Rimon and Ron Schleifer

Righteous Political Violence and Contemporary Western Intellectuals pp. 518-530

Paul Hollander

Paradoxes of “Free Floating” and Controversy of Betrayal: Intellectuals' Reflections on Themselves Against the Background of Terror pp. 531-549

Helena Rimon

The Liberal Left Opts for Terror pp. 550-560

Anna Geifman

Jewish Identity and the Russian Revolution: A Case Study of Radical Activism in the Russian Empire pp. 561-575

Golda Akhiezer

Where Trotsky's Train Comes From: A Literary Scholar's View of a Revolutionary's Biography pp. 576-586

Michael Weisskopf

The Impact of Russian Terrorism in Kishinev on the Zionist Movement and the Jewish Intelligentsia pp. 587-596

Yossi Goldstein

The Beauty and the Beast: Jean-Paul Sartre and the Baader-Meinhof Gang pp. 597-605

Meir Seidler

The Intellectual Foundations of Jewish National Terrorism: Avraham Stern and the Lehi pp. 606-620

Shlomo Shpiro

From Useful Idiot to Useful Infidel: Meditations on the Folly of 21st-Century “Intellectuals” pp. 621-634

Richard Landes

Egyptian Cinema as a Tool in the Struggle Against Islamic Terrorism pp. 635-639

Sariel Birnbaum

The Dynamics of Stereotyping: Is a New Image of the Terrorist Evolving in American Popular Culture? pp. 640-652

Kineret Guterman

Volume 25, issue 3, 2013

What We Talk About When We Talk About Peace: A Rejoinder to McEvoy and Shirlow pp. 351-354

Aaron Edwards and Cillian MCGrattan

Religious Violence in Judaism: Past and Present pp. 355-405

Gideon Aran and Ron Hassner

Response to Aran and Hassner's “Religious Violence in Judaism: Past and Present”: A Comprehensive Yet Unfinished Agenda for Understanding Religious Violence pp. 406-408

Eitan Alimi

Not All Actors Are the Same: Some Comments in Response to Gideon Aran and Ron E. Hassner's “Religious Violence in Judaism: Past and Present” pp. 409-412

Richard Hecht

Comment on “Religious Violence in Judaism: Past and Present” by Gideon Aran and Ron E. Hassner pp. 413-415

Ami Pedahzur and Arie Perliger

Rejoinder pp. 416-418

Gideon Aran and Ron Hassner

Chechnya and Kashmir: The Jihadist Evolution of Nationalism to Jihad and Beyond pp. 419-434

George Garner

Who Were the Volunteers? The Shifting Sociological and Operational Profile of 1240 Provisional Irish Republican Army Members pp. 435-456

Paul Gill and John Horgan

China's Arms Transfers to Africa and Political Violence pp. 457-475

Ian Taylor and Zhengyu Wu

Much Ado About Nothing: Terrorism, Intelligence, and the Mechanics of Threat Exaggeration pp. 476-493

Rory Cormac

Abdel Bari Atwan pp. 494-495

Richard Phelps

Stephen E. Atkins. (Volumes 1 and 2) pp. 495-497

Ryan Shaffer

Melissa Finn pp. 497-499

Richard Phelps

Stephen Tankel. Dilip Hiro pp. 499-501

Dipak Gupta

Ami Pedahzur and Arie Perliger pp. 501-503

Raphael Cohen-Almagor

Fred Halliday pp. 504-505

D. Mulloy

Frazer Egerton pp. 505-506

David Hofmann

Joy Warrick pp. 506-508

Raphael Cohen-Almagor

Antonio Giustozzi pp. 508-509

Clark McCauley

Volume 25, issue 2, 2013

The Northern Ireland Peace Process and “Terroristic” Narratives: A Reply to Edwards and McGrattan pp. 161-166

Kieran McEvoy and Pete Shirlow

The Emerging Red-Green Alliance: Where Political Islam Meets the Radical Left pp. 167-182

Emmanuel Karagiannis and Clark McCauley

A Battlefield of Meanings: The Struggle for Identity in the UN Debates on a Definition of International Terrorism pp. 183-201

Eva Herschinger

“Terroristic Content”: Towards a Grading Scale pp. 202-223

Donald Holbrook, Gilbert Ramsay and Max Taylor

“Anyone Who Hurts Us”: How the Logic of Israel's “Assassination Policy” Developed During the Aqsa Intifada pp. 224-245

Simon Pratt

Coming to Believe “Truths” About Islamist Radicalization in Europe pp. 246-263

Daniela Pisoiu

“How to Fight Savage Tribes”: The Global War on Terror in Historical Perspective pp. 264-283

Erik Ringmar

Considering al-Qa'ida's Innovation Doctrine: From Strategic Texts to “Innovation in Practice” pp. 284-310

Brian Jackson and Bryce Loidolt

Do Drone Strikes Degrade Al Qaeda? Evidence From Propaganda Output pp. 311-327

Megan Smith and James Walsh

Brigitte L. Nacos pp. 328-330

Mahmoud Eid

Theo Padnos pp. 330-331

Richard Phelps

Mark S. Hamm pp. 331-333

D. Mulloy

JoEllen McNergney Vinyard pp. 333-335

Ryan Shaffer

Daniel M. Gerstein pp. 335-338

Donald Denton

Ali S. Awadh Asseri pp. 338-340

Ryan Shaffer

Erica Chenoweth and Adria Lawrence pp. 340-344

Clark McCauley

Yaakov Lappin pp. 344-346

Raphael Cohen-Almagor

Alessandro Orsini pp. 346-348

Ryan Shaffer

Volume 25, issue 1, 2013

Introduction to the Special Issue on Violence, Elections, and Party Politics pp. 1-7

Mary Beth Altier, Susanne Martin and Leonard Weinberg

Do Terrorist Attacks Increase Closer to Elections? pp. 8-28

Lindsay Newman

Religion, Government Coalitions, and Terrorism pp. 29-52

Nil Satana, Molly Inman and Jóhanna Birnir

The Electoral Terrorist: Terror Groups and Democratic Participation pp. 53-74

Robert Brathwaite

Hamas as a Political Party: Democratization in the Palestinian Territories pp. 75-93

Tavishi Bhasin and Maia Hallward

Killing and Voting in the Basque Country: An Exploration of the Electoral Link Between ETA and its Political Branch pp. 94-112

Luis de la Calle and Ignacio Sánchez-Cuenca

The Madrid Bombings and Negotiations With ETA: A Case Study of the Impact of Terrorism on Spanish Politics pp. 113-136

Rogelio Alonso

Safety-Valve Elections and the Arab Spring: The Weakening (and Resurgence) of Morocco's Islamist Opposition Party pp. 137-156

Matt Buehler

Conclusions to the Special Issue on Violence, Elections, and Party Politics pp. 157-159

Mary Beth Altier, Susanne Martin and Leonard Weinberg