Studies in Conflict and Terrorism

2000 - 2025

Current editor(s): Bruce Hoffman

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Al Qaeda's Twenty-Year Strategic Plan: The Current Phase of Global Terror pp. 953-980: Martin Rudner
Outside Support for Insurgent Movements pp. 981-1004: Daniel Byman
Far-Right Lone Wolf Homicides in the United States pp. 1005-1024: Jeff Gruenewald, Steven Chermak and Joshua D. Freilich
Terror and Its Limits: The Historical Understanding of Terrorist Movements, States and Tribes in an Age of Cultural Anxiety pp. 1025-1044: Paul B. Rich
Editorial Board EOV pp. ebi-ebi: The Editors

Statement of Removal pp. W1-W1: The Editors
Alienating the Grassroots: Looking Back at Al Qaeda's Communicative Approach Toward Muslim Audiences pp. 883-898: Donald Holbrook
The Hybrid Terrorist Organization: Hezbollah as a Case Study pp. 899-916: Eitan Azani
Insurgency and Counterinsurgency in Russia: Contending Paradigms and Current Perspectives pp. 917-932: Younkyoo Kim and Stephen Blank
Not Quite Terrorism: Animal Rights Extremism in the United Kingdom pp. 933-951: Rachel Monaghan

The Importance of Voluntary Associations for Guerrilla Movements pp. 789-818: Ogen Goldman
Revisiting the “Problem From Hell”: Suicide Terror in Afghanistan pp. 819-838: Henry Rome
After Oslo and Utøya: A Shift in the Balance Between Security and Liberty in Norway? pp. 839-856: Anne Lise Fimreite, Peter Lango, Per Lægreid and Lise H. Rykkja
What Drives Inter-Religious Violence? Lessons from Nigeria, Côte d’Ivoire, and Tanzania pp. 857-879: Matthias Basedau, Johannes Vüllers and Peter Körner
A Review of “Hezbollah: The Global Footprint of Lebanon's Party of God” pp. 880-881: Daniel Byman

The Infiltration of Terrorist Organizations Into the Pharmaceutical Industry: Hezbollah as a Case Study pp. 699-712: Boaz Ganor and Miri Halperin Wernli
Interviews With Canadian Radicals pp. 713-738: Gaetano Joe Ilardi
Explaining a Turning Point in Australian Jihadism pp. 739-755: Andrew Zammit
Life, Liberty, and the Pursuit of Anyone Who Gets in the Way: Lessons from a Comparative Analysis of U.S. Militias and Ulster Loyalists pp. 756-776: Richard Reed
Estonia's Cyber Defence League: A Model for the United States? pp. 777-787: Sharon L. Cardash, Frank J. Cilluffo and Rain Ottis

Nomads, Islamists, and Soldiers: The Struggles for Northern Mali pp. 617-634: Lawrence E. Cline
Al Qaeda's Uncertain Future pp. 635-653: Bruce Hoffman
Military Experience, Identity Discrepancies, and Far Right Terrorism: An Exploratory Analysis pp. 654-671: Pete Simi, Bryan F. Bubolz and Ann Hardman
Interview With a Terrorist by Vocation: A Day Among the Diehard Terrorists, Part II pp. 672-684: Alessandro Orsini
Crooked Lessons from the Indian Wars pp. 685-697: Anna Simons

The Stasi–Meinhof Complex? pp. 533-546: David Vielhaber
Black Tigers, Bronze Lotus: The Evolution and Dynamics of Sri Lanka's Strategies of Dirty War pp. 547-572: S. D. Selvadurai and M. L. R. Smith
Strategic Interaction Between Rebels and the State: A Study of the Maoist Conflict in Nepal pp. 573-587: Srobana Bhattacharya
From Medusa Past Kantolo: Testing the Effectiveness of Canada's Enemy-Centric and Population-Centric Counterinsurgency Operational Strategies pp. 588-608: Eric Jardine and Simon Palamar
The New Era of Media and Terrorism pp. 609-615: Mahmoud Eid

Options and Strategies for Countering Online Radicalization in the United States pp. 431-459: Peter R. Neumann
State-Sponsored Social Control of Illegitimate Social Movements: Strategies Used to Financially Damage Radical Islamic, Terrorist-Labeled Organizations pp. 460-476: Samuel C. Lindsey and Michael J. Williams
Brokers and Key Players in the Internationalization of the FARC pp. 477-502: Dan Cunningham, Sean Everton, Greg Wilson, Carlos Padilla and Doug Zimmerman
Stoning the Dogs: Guerilla Mobilization and Violence in Rhodesia pp. 503-532: Yagil Henkin

Fighting Insurgencies: How Much Does Religion Really Matter? pp. 353-371: Daniel Byman
Targeting Civilians in Ethno-Territorial Wars: Power- and Preference-Based Sources of Ethnic Cleansing and Mass Killing Strategies pp. 372-393: Shale Horowitz and Min Ye
Al Qaeda's Crisis: Sayyid Imam and the Jurisprudence of Lawful Military pp. 394-418: Paul Kamolnick
Know Your Enemy: On the Futility of Distinguishing Between Terrorists and Insurgents pp. 419-430: James Khalil

Evolution of the Global: Female Suicide Bombers in Iraq pp. 279-291: Jessica Davis
Testing for Contagion/Diffusion of Terrorism in State Dyads pp. 292-314: Christina Cliff and Andrew First
Unpacking the Connection Between Terror and Islam pp. 315-336: Justin Conrad and Daniel Milton
A Day Among the Diehard Terrorists: The Psychological Costs of Doing Ethnographic Research pp. 337-351: Alessandro Orsini

The Organizational Dynamics of Far-Right Hate Groups in the United States: Comparing Violent to Nonviolent Organizations pp. 193-218: Steven Chermak, Joshua Freilich and Michael Suttmoeller
The Effects of Cleric Statements on Suicide Bombings in Pakistan, 2000–2010 pp. 219-234: Bridget Nolan
Reading Booth in Beirut: Is Hizbollah an Emancipatory Actor? pp. 235-254: James Worrall
Understanding Terror, Terrorism, and Their Representations in Media and Culture pp. 255-277: Paul Rich

Promoting Exit from Violent Extremism: Themes and Approaches pp. 99-115: Anja Dalgaard-Nielsen
De-Radicalization in Israel's Prison System pp. 116-131: Boaz Ganor and Ophir Falk
Terrorist Decision Making and the Deterrence Problem pp. 132-151: Gregory Miller
Defeated by Popular Demand: Public Support and Counterterrorism in Three Western Democracies, 1963–1998 pp. 152-175: Bart Schuurman
“Our Backs Are Against the Wall”: The Black Liberation Army and Domestic Terrorism in 1970s America pp. 176-192: William Rosenau

The Future of Insurgency pp. 1-25: Seth Jones and Patrick Johnston
America's Trajectory in the Long War: Redirecting Our Efforts Toward Strategic Effects Versus Simply Tactical Gains pp. 26-48: Bryan Groves
Illuminating the Global Suicide-Attack Network pp. 49-76: Benjamin Acosta and Steven Childs
Security Force Collusion in Northern Ireland 1969–1999: Substance or Symbolism? pp. 77-97: Mark Cochrane