Studies in Conflict and Terrorism

2000 - 2025

Current editor(s): Bruce Hoffman

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Volume 42, issue 12, 2019

Does Drug Trafficking Impact Terrorism? Afghan Opioids and Terrorist Violence in Central Asia pp. 1021-1043

Mariya Y. Omelicheva and Lawrence Markowitz

Community Stakeholder Responses to Countering Violent Extremism Locally pp. 1044-1068

Caitlin Ambrozik

The Strategy of Exclusion in American Counterterrorism pp. 1069-1089

Michael Newell

The Clinton Administration's Development and Implementation of Rendition (1993–2001) pp. 1090-1102

James D. Boys

Volume 42, issue 11, 2019

Sympathy for the Devil: When and How to Negotiate with Criminal Gangs—Case of El Salvador pp. 935-952

Eric Rahman and Siniša Vuković

War of Nerves: The Domestic Terror Threat and the Belgian Army pp. 953-971

Kenneth L. Lasoen

Exploiting the Prophet's Authority: How Islamic State Propaganda Uses Hadith Quotation to Assert Legitimacy pp. 972-996

Jennifer Boutz, Hannah Benninger and Alia Lancaster

Terrorist Group Rivalries and Alliances: Testing Competing Explanations pp. 997-1019

Brian J. Phillips

Volume 42, issue 10, 2019

The Strategic Logic of Women in Jihadi Organizations pp. 853-877

Hamoon Khelghat-Doost

Muslim Youth Unemployment and Expat Jihadism: Bored to Death? pp. 878-897

Moamen Gouda and Marcus Marktanner

Terrorism Watch Lists, Suspect Ranking and Decision-Making Biases pp. 898-914

Peter J. Phillips and Gabriela Pohl

The Oslo Talks: Revealing the Turkish Government's Secret Negotiations with the PKK pp. 915-933

İ. Aytaç Kadıoğlu

Volume 42, issue 9, 2019

Understanding the Idea: Dynamic Equivalence and the Accurate Translation of Jihadist Concepts pp. 779-797

Brandon Colas

Driving Factors behind Foreign Fighters in Syria and Iraq pp. 798-818

Elena Pokalova

Archetypal Terrorist Events in the United States pp. 819-835

Russell Lundberg

Engaging Insurgency: The Impact of the 2016 Colombian Peace Agreement on FARC's Political Participation pp. 836-852

Alexandra Phelan

Volume 42, issue 8, 2019

When and How Do Militias Disband? Global Patterns of Pro-Government Militia Demobilization in Civil Wars pp. 715-734

Huseyn Aliyev

Barking Mosque and Quintessential Insight: Overcoming the Problematic Government/Community Counterterrorism Partnership in the UK pp. 735-754

Douglas Weeks

Pakistan's Approach to Countering Violent Extremism (CVE): Reframing the Policy Framework for Peacebuilding and Development Strategies pp. 755-770

Saira Bano Orakzai

End of the Lone Wolf: The Typology that Should Not Have Been pp. 771-778

Bart Schuurman, Lasse Lindekilde, Stefan Malthaner, Francis O'Connor, Paul Gill and Noémie Bouhana

Volume 42, issue 7, 2019

Leaderless Resistance and the Truly Leaderless: A Case Study Test of the Literature-Based Findings pp. 617-635

Matthew M. Sweeney

Waves of the Black Banner: An Exploratory Study on the Dutch Jihadist Foreign Fighter Contingent in Syria and Iraq pp. 636-661

Reinier Bergema and Marion van San

Transitional Journeys Into and Out of Extremism. A Biographical Approach pp. 662-682

Stijn Sieckelinck, Elga Sikkens, Marion van San, Sita Kotnis and Micha De Winter

Hamas as a Wasati (Literally: Centrist) Movement: Pragmatism within the Boundaries of the Sharia pp. 683-713

Sagi Polka

Volume 42, issue 6, 2019

Sinai's Insurgency: Implications of Enhanced Guerilla Warfare pp. 541-558

Omar Ashour

Organizational [Dis]trust: Comparing Disengagement Among Former Left-Wing and Right-Wing Violent Extremists pp. 559-580

Steven Windisch, Gina Scott Ligon and Pete Simi

Spoiling Through Performative Nonviolence: Ritualistic Funerary Practice as a Violent Dissident Irish Republican (VDR) Spoiling Tactic pp. 581-599

Kevin Hearty

Minimizing Unintended Deaths Enhanced the Effectiveness of Targeted Killing in the Israeli–Palestinian Conflict pp. 600-616

Ophir Falk and Amir Hefetz

Volume 42, issue 5, 2019

“@ me if you need shoutout”: Exploring Women's Roles in Islamic State Twitter Networks pp. 445-463

Laura Huey, Rachel Inch and Hillary Peladeau

Wasted Words? The Limitations of U.S. Strategic Communication and Public Diplomacy pp. 464-492

Michael H. Creswell

Reality Versus Perception: Toward Understanding Boko Haram in Nigeria pp. 493-519

Anneli Botha and Mahdi Abdile

What Does the “Terrorist” Label Really Do? Measuring and Explaining the Effects of the “Terrorist” and “Islamist” Categories pp. 520-540

Stephane J. Baele, Olivier Sterck, Thibaut Slingeneyer and Gregoire P. Lits

Volume 42, issue 4, 2019

Ernesto (Che) Guevara: The Last ‘Heroic’ Guerrilla pp. 335-335

Gordon McCormick

Ernesto (Che) Guevara: The Last “Heroic” Guerrilla pp. 336-362

Gordon H. McCormick and Mark T. Berger

It Comes with the Territory: Why States Negotiate with Ethno-Political Organizations pp. 363-382

Victor Asal, Daniel Gustafson and Peter Krause

Let's Play a Video Game: Jihadi Propaganda in the World of Electronic Entertainment pp. 383-406

Miron Lakomy

An Explicit Consideration of Unintended Consequences from Counterterrorism Policy: The Case of Radical Eco-Groups pp. 407-428

Aaron Safer-Lichtenstein

A Guide to Interviewing Terrorists and Violent Extremists pp. 429-443

James Khalil

Volume 42, issue 3, 2019

Al Qaeda and the Islamic State's Break: Strategic Strife or Lackluster Leadership? pp. 229-263

Tricia Bacon and Elizabeth Grimm Arsenault

Challenges for Effective Counterterrorism Communication: Practitioner Insights and Policy Implications for Preventing Radicalization, Disrupting Attack Planning, and Mitigating Terrorist Attacks pp. 264-291

David Parker, Julia M. Pearce, Lasse Lindekilde and M. Brooke Rogers

An Ethnographic Study on the Indonesian Immigrant Community and its Islamic Radicalization in South Korea pp. 292-313

Minwoo Yun and Eunyoung Kim

Correspondence to “An Ethnographic Study on the Indonesian Immigrant Community and its Islamic Radicalization in South Korea” pp. 314-319

Ahmed M. Abozaid

Response: Guilty of not critical and unpleasant findings: Endless arguments of definitions of terrorism: Correspondence from Abozaid pp. 320-327

Minwoo Yun and Eunyoung Kim

What I Have Learned About Countering Terrorismϕ pp. 328-334

Gina Bennett

Volume 42, issue 1-2, 2019

Introduction to the Special Issue: Islamic State’s Online Activity and Responses, 2014–2017 pp. 1-4

Maura Conway and Stuart Macdonald

Mujahideen Mobilization: Examining the Evolution of the Global Jihadist Movement’s Communicative Action Repertoire pp. 5-24

Maxime Bérubé and Benoit Dupont

Competition and Innovation in a Hostile Environment: How Jabhat Al-Nusra and Islamic State Moved to Twitter in 2013–2014 pp. 25-42

Gunnar J. Weimann

A Dialectical Approach to Online Propaganda: Australia’s United Patriots Front, Right-Wing Politics, and Islamic State pp. 43-69

Imogen Richards

Grading the Quality of ISIS Videos: A Metric for Assessing the Technical Sophistication of Digital Video Propaganda pp. 70-87

Mark D. Robinson and Cori E. Dauber

Women’s Radicalization to Religious Terrorism: An Examination of ISIS Cases in the United States pp. 88-119

Lauren R. Shapiro and Marie-Helen Maras

“The Lions of Tomorrow”: A News Value Analysis of Child Images in Jihadi Magazines pp. 120-140

Amy-Louise Watkin and Seán Looney

Disrupting Daesh: Measuring Takedown of Online Terrorist Material and Its Impacts pp. 141-160

Maura Conway, Moign Khawaja, Suraj Lakhani, Jeremy Reffin, Andrew Robertson and David Weir

Informal Countermessaging: The Potential and Perils of Informal Online Countermessaging pp. 161-177

Benjamin J. Lee

Social Media and (Counter) Terrorist Finance: A Fund-Raising and Disruption Tool pp. 178-205

Tom Keatinge and Florence Keen

A Storm on the Horizon? “Twister” and the Implications of the Blockchain and Peer-to-Peer Social Networks for Online Violent Extremism pp. 206-227

Gareth Mott