Studies in Conflict and Terrorism

2000 - 2025

Current editor(s): Bruce Hoffman

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Volume 45, issue 12, 2022

Understanding, and Misunderstanding, State Sponsorship of Terrorism pp. 1031-1049

Daniel Byman

Beyond a Desert Revolt: TE Lawrence’s Theory of Proxy War and State Creation pp. 1050-1068

Ian Oxnevad

Identity Construction Through Discourse: A Case Study of ISIS’s No Respite Video pp. 1069-1094

Meghan Conroy and Nadia Al-Dayel

When Insularity Becomes a Problem: The Literature on Jihadism in Jordan pp. 1095-1118

Henrik Gråtrud

Volume 45, issue 11, 2022

Not Yet Dead: The Establishment and Regulation of Slavery by the Islamic State pp. 929-952

Nadia Al-Dayel, Andrew Mumford and Kevin Bales

Duped: Examining Gender Stereotypes in Disengagement and Deradicalization Practices pp. 953-976

Rachel Schmidt

The Relationship between of Moral Injury and Radicalisation: A Systematic Review pp. 977-1003

Victoria Williamson, Dominic Murphy, Sharon A.M. Stevelink, Edgar Jones, Shannon Allen and Neil Greenberg

The Juridification of the UK’s Counter Terrorism Prevent Policy pp. 1004-1029

Clive Walker and Oona Cawley

Volume 45, issue 10, 2022

The Size of Terror Organizations: Poverty and Economic Inequality as Mobilizing Forces pp. 843-861

Shlomo O. Goldman and Smadar Noy

Spatial Decision Making of Terrorist Target Selection: Introducing the TRACK Framework pp. 862-880

Zoe Marchment and Paul Gill

Between the “Camp of Falsehood” and the “Camp of Truth”: Exploitation of Propaganda Devices in the “Dabiq” Online Magazine pp. 881-906

Miron Lakomy

Are Participants in Ethnonationalist Movements Rational-Choosers, Socially-Embedded Actors, or Psychologically-Instinctive Beings?: Motivations and Worldviews of Sikh Separatists from India pp. 907-928

Jugdep S. Chima

Volume 45, issue 9, 2022

Terrorist Transformations: The Link between Terrorist Roles and Terrorist Disengagement pp. 753-777

Mary Beth Altier, Emma Leonard Boyle and John G. Horgan

Weapon of Choice: Terrorist Bombings in Armed Conflict pp. 778-798

Michael J. Boyle

Terrorism and Counterterrorism: Italian Exceptionalism and Its Limits pp. 799-816

Andrea Beccaro and Stefano Bonino

Joining the Counterinsurgency: Explaining Pro-Government Militia Participation in the Philippines pp. 817-841

Joshua Eastin and Steven T. Zech

Volume 45, issue 8, 2022

Combating Violent Extremism: Voices of Former Right-Wing Extremists pp. 661-681

Ryan Scrivens, Vivek Venkatesh, Maxime Bérubé and Tiana Gaudette

Comparing the Different Behavioral Outcomes of Extremism: A Comparison of Violent and Non-Violent Extremists, Acting Alone or as Part of a Group pp. 682-703

Sarah Knight, David Keatley and Katie Woodward

Deradicalization through Double-Loop Learning? How the Egyptian Gamaa Islamiya Renounced Violence pp. 704-726

Carolin Goerzig

Cyberterrorism Today? Findings From a Follow-on Survey of Researchers pp. 727-752

Stuart Macdonald, Lee Jarvis and Simon M. Lavis

Volume 45, issue 7, 2022

Fluidity of the Fringes: Prior Extremist Involvement as a Radicalization Pathway pp. 555-578

Daveed Gartenstein-Ross and Madeleine Blackman

Prevalent Sentiments of the Concept of Jihad in the Public Commentsphere pp. 579-607

Gahl Silverman and Udi Sommer

Terrorism as Veiled Suicide: A Comparative Analysis pp. 608-625

Anna Geifman

Domestic Counter-Terrorist Intelligence Structures in the United Kingdom, France, Canada and Australia pp. 626-658

Peter Chalk

In Memoriam: Martin Rudner pp. 659-660

Bruce Hoffman

Volume 45, issue 5-6, 2022

The Linkages between Organized Crime and Terrorism pp. 331-334

Riikka Puttonen and Flavia Romiti

Mapping Connections and Cooperation between Terrorist and Criminal Entities pp. 335-347

Arie Perliger and Michael Palmieri

Unexpected Allies: The Impact of Terrorism on Organised Crime in Sub-Saharan Africa and South-East Asia pp. 348-367

Guillermo Kreiman and Mar C. Espadafor

Crime-Terror Interactions in Sub-Saharan Africa pp. 368-388

James J. F. Forest

Legacies of the Troubles: The Links between Organized Crime and Terrorism in Northern Ireland pp. 389-428

John Jupp and Matthew Garrod

The Emergence of the Mafia in Post-War Syria: The Terror-Crime Continuum pp. 429-444

Line Haidar

Arms Smuggling in India: Exploring Links between Crime and Terrorism pp. 445-462

Mohammed Sinan Siyech

Debunking the Smuggler-Terrorist Nexus: Human Smuggling and the Islamic State in the Middle East pp. 463-478

Luigi Achilli and Alessandro Tinti

Cows, Charcoal, and Cocaine: Al-Shabaab’s Criminal Activities in the Horn of Africa pp. 479-500

Katharine Petrich

The “Capone Discovery”: Extortion as a Method of Terrorism Financing pp. 501-516

Yuliya Zabyelina

Strength from the Shadows? How Shadow Economies Affect Terrorist Activities pp. 517-534

Amira Jadoon and Daniel Milton

The Criminalization of Online Terrorism Preparatory Acts Under International Law pp. 535-554

Irene Couzigou

Volume 45, issue 4, 2022

The Industrial Organization of the Syrian Civil War pp. 231-257

Ethan B. Kapstein and David Ribar

Opportunity Structures, Rebel Governance, and Disputed Leadership: The Taliban’s Upsurge in Kunduz Province, Afghanistan, 2011–2015 pp. 258-284

Niels Terpstra

Theorizing Territorial Withdrawal: The Need to Think Strategically pp. 285-310

Rob Geist Pinfold and M. L. R. Smith

Reexamining the Four Waves of Modern Terrorism: A Territorial Interpretation pp. 311-330

Steven M. Radil and Jaume Castan Pinos

Volume 45, issue 3, 2022

Editor’s Note: A Tripartite Discussion of “The Salafi Worldview and the Hermeneutical Limits of Mainstream Sunni Critique of Salafi-Jihadism” pp. 201-201

Bruce Hoffman

Can Mainstream Sunni Islam Counter the Islamic State? a Critique of Adis Duderija’s “The Salafi Worldview and the Hermeneutical Limits of Mainstream Sunni Critique of Salafi-Jihadism” pp. 202-210

Alain Gabon

Mainstream Sunnism, Salafi-Jihadism and progressive Islam: Rejoinder to Alan Gabon's pp. 211-222

Adis Duderija

Providing Context: Commentary on the Debate Over the Critique of Salafi-Jihadism from a Mainstream Sunni Perspective pp. 223-230

Nadia Oweidat

Volume 45, issue 2, 2022

The Strategic Ambiguity of the United Nations Approach to Preventing Violent Extremism pp. 111-132

Chuck Thiessen

Strengthening Protection and Support for Victims of Terrorism in Criminal Proceedings in Afghanistan pp. 133-152

John Jupp

Pseudo-Radicalism and the De-Radicalization of Educated Youth in Indonesia pp. 153-172

Bagong Suyanto, Mun’im Sirry and Rahma Sugihartati

Muslim Converts Who Turn to Global Jihad: Radicalization Characteristics and Countermeasures pp. 173-199

Eitan Azani and Liram Koblentz-Stenzler

Volume 45, issue 1, 2022

Is It Terrorism?: Public Perceptions, Media, and Labeling the Las Vegas Shooting pp. 1-19

Matthew J. Dolliver and Erin M. Kearns

Rumor and Collective Action Frames: An Assessment of How Competing Conceptions of Gender, Culture, and Rule of Law Shaped Responses to Rumor and Violence in Afghanistan pp. 20-42

Niamatullah Ibrahimi

Researching a Risky Business? The Use of Freedom of Information to Explore Counterterrorism Security at Museums in the United Kingdom pp. 43-61

Colin Atkinson, Donna Yates and Nick Brooke

Martyr or Mystery? Female Suicide Bombers and Information Availability pp. 62-91

Michael J. Soules

Motivations for Jihad and Cognitive Dissonance – A Qualitative Analysis of Former Swedish Jihadists pp. 92-110

Marco Nilsson