Terrorism and Political Violence

2003 - 2025

Current editor(s): James Forest

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Volume 19, issue 4, 2007

Norming “Moderation” in an “Iconic Target”: Public Policy and the Regulation of Religious Anxieties in Singapore pp. 443-462

Eugene Tan

Weak States, State Failure, and Terrorism pp. 463-488

Edward Newman

The Economic Cost of March 11: Measuring the Direct Economic Cost of the Terrorist Attack on March 11, 2004 in Madrid pp. 489-509

Mikel Buesa, Aurelia Valiño, Joost Heijs, Thomas Baumert and Javier Gómez

Radicalized Margins: Eric Rudolph and Religious Violence pp. 511-528

Beau Seegmiller

Deconstructing the Multiple Readings of a Terrorist Event in Turkey: The Case of the Council of State (Danıştay) Assault of 2006 pp. 529-544

Gokhan Bacik and Sammas Salur

The Fifth Wave: The New Tribalism? pp. 545-570

Jeffrey Kaplan

The Evolution of Jihadist Terrorism in Morocco pp. 571-592

Rogelio Alonso and Marcos García Rey

Is There a Culture of Violence in Colombia? pp. 593-609

Peter Waldmann

A Review of: “What's New?: A Review Essay On The ‘New’ Anti-Semitism” pp. 611-620

Leonard Weinberg

A Review of: “David Simpson. ” pp. 620-621

D. J. Mulloy

A Review of: “Mike Davis. ” pp. 621-623

Mia Bloom

A Review of: “Michael Kenney. ” pp. 623-624

Marc Sageman

Volume 19, issue 3, 2007

The Dynamics Of Nationalist Terrorism: ETA and the IRA pp. 289-306

Ignacio Sànchez-Cuenca

The Role of Safe Havens in Islamist Terrorism pp. 307-329

Cristiana C. Kittner

Confronting Terrorisms: Group Motivation and Successful State Policies pp. 331-350

Gregory Miller

Leaderless Resistance and Ideological Inclusion: The Case of the Earth Liberation Front pp. 351-368

Paul Joosse

Combating Terrorism in Central Asia: Explaining Differences in States' Responses to Terror pp. 369-393

Mariya Omelicheva

The Increasing Role of Religion in State Failure: 1960 to 2004 pp. 395-414

Jonathan Fox

Berko Anat.. Forward by Moshe Addad, and translated by Elizabeth Yuval pp. 415-417

Avishag Gordon

J.W. Charny pp. 417-418

Max Taylor

Andreas Wenger and Reto Wollenmann, eds pp. 419-420

John Ellis van Courtland Moon

Lorenzo Vidino pp. 420-421

Youssef Aboul-Enein

Mike Dash.. London: Granta Books, 2005. 356 pp. Cloth £20. ISBN 1-86207-846-7. Martine van Woerkens pp. 421-424

Dipak Gupta

Stuart Croft pp. 424-425

D.J. Mulloy

Mark A. Prelas and Michael S. Peck pp. 425-427

John Ellis Moon

Steve Tatham pp. 427-428

John Horgan

David Selbourne pp. 429-430

John Zimmerman

Etherington, Mark pp. 430-431

John Ballard

Praveen Swami pp. 431-434

Dipak Gupta

Derek D. Smith pp. 434-435

Robert Wesley

George Michael pp. 435-436

Martin Durham

Cordesman, Anthony H pp. 436-438

John Ballard

John Mueller pp. 438-440

Mark Sedgwick

Henri Alleg with a new afterword by the author and preface by Jean Paul Satre pp. 440-441

Youssef Aboul-Enein

Volume 16, issue 2, 2004

FRAMEWORKS FOR CONCEPTUALISING TERRORISM pp. 197-221

Alex Schmid

SAYYID QUTB'S INFLUENCE ON THE 11 SEPTEMBER ATTACKS pp. 222-252

John Zimmerman

DETERMINANTS OF TERRORISM IN THE MUSLIM WORLD: AN EMPIRICAL CROSS-SECTIONAL ANALYSIS pp. 253-273

Abdelaziz Testas

THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN NEW SOCIAL MOVEMENT THEORY AND TERRORISM STUDIES: THE ROLE OF LEADERSHIP, MEMBERSHIP, IDEOLOGY AND GENDER pp. 274-293

Caron Gentry

TERRORISM, ENGINEERING AND THE ENVIRONMENT: THEIR INTERRELATIONSHIPS pp. 294-304

Michael C. Clarke

RESEARCH NOTE: OBSERVATIONS OF SUICIDAL TERRORISTS IN ACTION pp. 305-327

Anne Speckhard, Nadejda Tarabrina, Valery Krasnov and Khapta Akhmedova

CONFLICT RESOLUTION OF TERRORISTS CONFLICTS IN SOUTHEAST ASIA pp. 328-349

Niklas Swanström and Emma Björnehed

A CONTINUING DEBATE: THE NEED TO CONVINCE: THE QUESTION OF CURRENT RELEVANCE pp. 350-358

Daphne Burdman

A CONTINUING DEBATE: BURDMAN'S INDOCTRINATED PALESTINIAN CHILDREN: THE NEED TO CONVINCE pp. 359-364

M. Fox

BOOK REVIEWS pp. 365-395

The Editors

Volume 15, issue 4, 2003

BIOGRAPHICAL NOTES pp. iii-iii

The Editors

WHY DO EUROPEANS FLY SAFER? THE POLITICS OF AIRPORT SECURITY IN EUROPE AND THE US pp. 1-36

Jens Hainmüller and Jan Martin Lemnitzer

THE EARTH LIBERATION FRONT AND ENVIRONMENTAL TERRORISM pp. 37-58

Stefan H. Leader and Peter Probst

FINANCING OF TERRORISM: SOURCES, METHODS, AND CHANNELS pp. 59-82

Nimrod Raphaeli

STRUCTURES OF ETHNIC CONFLICT: REVOLUTION VERSUS SECESSION IN RWANDA AND SRI LANKA pp. 83-113

T. David Mason

THE SOCIOLOGY AND POLITICAL ECONOMY OF “ISLAMIC TERRORISM” IN EGYPT pp. 114-142

Anwar Alam

BEYOND ARSON? A THREAT ASSESSMENT OF THE EARTH LIBERATION FRONT pp. 143-170

Gary A. Ackerman

COMMENTS ON ACKERMAN pp. 171-172

Gary Perlstein

THREAT ASSESSMENTS AND RADICAL ENVIRONMENTALISM pp. 173-182

Bron Taylor

MY REPLY TO PERLSTEIN AND TAYLOR pp. 183-189

Gary A. Ackerman

FIGHTING FOR GOD: MOTIVATIONS AND AIMS OF RELIGIOUS TERRORISTS pp. 190-201

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