Terrorism and Political Violence

2003 - 2025

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Volume 29, issue 6, 2017

The counterterrorism agreements of Europol with third countries: Data protection and power asymmetry pp. 967-984

Ethem Ilbiz, Christian Kaunert and Dimitrios Anagnostakis

Victims of ETA’s terrorism as an interest group: Evolution, influence, and impact on the political agenda of Spain pp. 985-1005

Rogelio Alonso

Why “I” became a combatant: A study of memoirs written by Nepali Maoist combatants pp. 1006-1025

Khagendra Acharya and Orla T. Muldoon

Analysing labels, associations, and sentiments in Twitter on the Abu Sayyaf kidnapping of Viktor Okonek pp. 1026-1044

Joseph Anthony L. Reyes and Tom Smith

Understanding the Islamic State’s competitive advantages: Remaking state and nationhood in the Middle East and North Africa pp. 1045-1065

Stacey Erin Pollard, David Alexander Poplack and Kevin Carroll Casey

The welfare cost of terrorism pp. 1066-1086

Margarita Vorsina, Matthew Manning, Christopher M. Fleming, Christopher L. Ambrey and Christine Smith

Blasphemy and terrorism in the Muslim world pp. 1087-1105

Nilay Saiya

Too many enemies: Mobilization, marginalization, and political violence pp. 1106-1125

Tazreena Sajjad and Anders C. Härdig

Doctrine and violence: The impact of combatant training on civilian killings pp. 1126-1148

Ben Oppenheim and Michael Weintraub

Conflict and Peace in Central Eurasia: Towards Explanations and Understanding, by Babak Rezvani pp. 1149-1151

Dmitry Shlapentokh

Culture, Trauma, and Conflict: Cultural Studies Perspectives on War, by Nico Carpentier, ed pp. 1152-1153

Donald D. Denton

Engineers of Jihad: The Curious Connection between Violent Extremism and Education, by Diego Gambetta and Steffen Hertog pp. 1154-1156

Diego Muro

The Spread of Islamikaze Terrorism in Europe: The Third Islamic Invasion, by Raphael Israeli pp. 1157-1158

John C. Zimmerman

Media Lies and the Conquest of Kosovo: NATO’s Prototype for the Next Wars of Globalization, by Michel Collon pp. 1159-1160

Alicja Stańco-Wawrzyńska

Operation Demetrius and Its Aftermath: A New History of the Use of Internment without Trial in Northern Ireland 1971–75, by Martin J. McCleery pp. 1161-1162

Tony Craig

The Sayyid Qutb Reader: Selected Writings on Politics, Religion and Society, by Albert J. Bergesen, ed pp. 1163-1164

John C. Zimmerman

Corrigendum pp. 1165-1165

The Editors

EOV Editoral Board pp. 1166-1166

The Editors

Volume 29, issue 5, 2017

“Glory to Breivik!”: The Russian Far Right and the 2011 Norway Attacks pp. 773-792

Johannes Due Enstad

The Impact of the Threat of Terrorism on U.S. District Court Decisions During Wartime pp. 793-829

Steven Tauber and Christopher Banks

Leadership Matters: The Effects of Targeted Killings on Militant Group Tactics pp. 830-851

Max Abrahms and Jochen Mierau

Divergent Paths to Martyrdom and Significance Among Suicide Attackers pp. 852-874

David Webber, Kristen Klein, Arie Kruglanski, Ambra Brizi and Ariel Merari

New Terrorism” = Higher Brutality? An Empirical Test of the “Brutalization Thesis pp. 875-901

Sebastian Jäckle and Marcel Baumann

Hezbollah’s Global Tentacles: A Relational Approach to Convergence with Transnational Organized Crime pp. 902-921

Christian Leuprecht, Olivier Walther, David B. Skillicorn and Hillary Ryde-Collins

Fragile Proxies: Explaining Rebel Defection Against Their State Sponsors pp. 922-942

Milos Popovic

Uncertainties of Afghanistan’s Future Security in the Post-2014 Period pp. 943-947

Kai Chen

State and Non-State Conflict in a Global Era pp. 948-957

Ryan Shaffer

Inferno in Chechnya: The Russian-Chechen Wars, the Al Qaeda Myth, and the Boston Marathon Bombings, by Brian Glyn Williams pp. 958-960

Ryan Shaffer

Terrorism and the Politics of Social Change: A Durkheimian Analysis, by James Dingley pp. 961-962

Joanna Rak

Counter-Terrorism, Human Rights and the Rule of Law: Crossing Legal Boundaries in Defence of the State, by Aniceto Masferrer and Clive Walker, eds pp. 963-964

Donald D. Denton

The Future of Violence: Robots and Germs, Hackers and Drones—Confronting a New Age of Threat, by Benjamin Wittes and Gabriella Blum pp. 965-966

Andreas Kuersten

Volume 29, issue 4, 2017

Retaliation in Rebellion: The Missing Link to Explaining Insurgent Violence in Dagestan pp. 573-592

Jean-François Ratelle and Emil Aslan Souleimanov

Was Idi Amin's Government a Terrorist Regime? pp. 593-609

Emma Leonard Boyle

Theorizing the Expansion of the Boko Haram Insurgency in Nigeria pp. 610-634

Suranjan Weeraratne

Bosnia on the Border? Republican Violence in Northern Ireland During the 1920s and 1970s pp. 635-655

Matthew Lewis and Shaun McDaid

How Does Violence Threaten the State? Four Narratives on Piracy pp. 656-673

Mark Shirk

Tailoring Strategies According to Ever-Changing Dynamics: The Evolving Image of the Kurdish Diaspora in Germany pp. 674-691

Bahar Baser

The Golden Age? What the 100 Most Cited Articles in Terrorism Studies Tell Us pp. 692-712

Andrew Silke and Jennifer Schmidt-Petersen

Adversary Group Decision-Making Regarding Choice of Attack Methods: Expecting the Unexpected pp. 713-734

Sarah E. Knight, Carys Keane and Amy Murphy

The Secret Agent, International Policing, and Anarchist Terrorism: 1900–1914 pp. 735-771

Richard Bach Jensen

Volume 29, issue 3, 2017

President Donald J. Trump Symposium pp. 393-393

David C. Rapoport

Fascism as Action through Time (Or How It Can Happen Here) pp. 394-410

Jean E. Rosenfeld

Red Dawn is Now: Race vs. Nation and the American Election pp. 411-424

Jeffrey Kaplan

It Can't Happen Here,1 or Has It? Sinclair Lewis's Fascist America pp. 425-436

Ellen Strenski

President Trump and the “Fringe” pp. 437-443

Michael Barkun

How Muslim Defenders Became “Blood Spilling” Crusaders: Adam Gadahn's Critique of the “Jihadist” Subversion of Al Qaeda's Media Warfare Strategy pp. 444-463

Paul Kamolnick

Victims of Terrorism and Political Violence: Identity, Needs, and Service Delivery in Northern Ireland and Great Britain pp. 464-482

Orla Lynch and Javier Argomaniz

Predicting Revolt: Fragility Indexes and the Level of Violence and Instability in the Arab Spring pp. 483-508

Kevin Neil Buterbaugh, Costel Calin and Theresa Marchant-Shapiro

Competing to Kill: Terrorist Organizations Versus Lone Wolf Terrorists pp. 509-532

Burcu Pinar Alakoc

Deadlier in the U.S.? On Lone Wolves, Terrorist Groups, and Attack Lethality pp. 533-549

Brian J. Phillips

Group Structure and Intergroup Relations in Global Terror Networks: Further Explorations pp. 550-572

Frederic S. Pearson, Isil Akbulut and Marie Olson Lounsbery

Volume 29, issue 2, 2017

What Makes Terrorism Salient? Terrorist Strategies, Political Competition, and Public Opinion pp. 197-214

Henar Criado

Why Violence Abates: Imposed and Elective Declines in Terrorist Attacks pp. 215-235

Michael Becker

Confrontations on the Issue of Terrorism Between Iran and the U.S. after 1979 pp. 236-253

Zhen Jiang

Counter-Terrorizing: The Use of Torture in Peru's Counterterrorism Campaign pp. 254-276

Steven T. Zech

The Disengagement of Indonesian Jihadists: Understanding the Pathways pp. 277-295

Julie Chernov Hwang

Just the Two of Us? Civil Conflicts, Pro-State Militants, and the Violence Premium pp. 296-322

Neil T. N. Ferguson

Culture and Terrorism: The Role of Cultural Factors in Worldwide Terrorism (1970–2013) pp. 323-341

Sofia Pinero Kluch and Alan Vaux

The Resource Curse Reconsidered: Cash Crops and Local Violence in Kyrgyzstan pp. 342-358

Lawrence P. Markowitz

Israel's Counter-Terrorism Policy: How Effective? pp. 359-376

Charles David Freilich

Organized Violence Between War and Peace pp. 377-383

Danielle Gilbert

Jean E. Rosenfeld (Ed.). Terrorism, Identity and Legitimacy: The Four Waves Theory and Political Violence pp. 384-385

Alisa Stack

Sean McFate. The Modern Mercenary: Private Armies and What They Mean for World Order pp. 385-386

Daveed Gartenstein-Ross

Joby Warrick. Black Flags: The Rise of ISIS pp. 387-389

Ryan Shaffer

Paul Gill. Lone-Actor Terrorists: A Behavioural Analysis pp. 389-390

David C. Hofmann

V. Ward and R. Sherlock, eds. Religion and Terrorism: The Use of Violence in Abrahamic Monotheism pp. 390-391

Donald D. Denton

Volume 29, issue 1, 2017

What Is Domestic Terrorism? A Method for Classifying Events From the Global Terrorism Database pp. 1-26

Richard E. Berkebile

The Transformation of Security Planning for the Olympics: The 1976 Montreal Games pp. 27-51

Dominique Clément

Leaderless Resistance and the Loneliness of Lone Wolves: Exploring the Rhetorical Dynamics of Lone Actor Violence pp. 52-78

Paul Joosse

Hurdles to International Terrorist Alliances: Lessons From Al Qaeda's Experience pp. 79-101

Tricia Bacon

Repression and Terrorism: A Cross-National Empirical Analysis of Types of Repression and Domestic Terrorism pp. 102-118

James A. Piazza

Labelling and Legitimization: Justifying Political Violence in the Basque Country pp. 119-136

Hans-Peter van den Broek

Abd-el-Krim al-Khattabi: The Unknown Mentor of Che Guevara pp. 137-159

Mevliyar Er

Persuasive Narratives and Costly Actions pp. 160-172

Giti Zahedzadeh, Jorge A. Barraza and Paul J. Zak

Conflict and Terrorism in South Asia Since 9/11 pp. 173-184

Ryan Shaffer

Managing Proliferation: National, Regional, and Global Security in the New Age of Nuclear Weapons pp. 185-194

Scott Nicholas Romaniuk

David Luban. Torture, Power, and Law pp. 195-196

Dominic D. Wells