A Research Agenda for Terrorism Studies

Edited by Lara A. Frumkin, John F. Morrison and Andrew Silke

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Abstract: Asking vital questions concerning the future directions of terrorism research, this topical Research Agenda dives into the current state, emerging methodologies and key trends of this emotive and controversial field.

Keywords: Law - Academic; Politics and Public Policy Sociology and Social Policy (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2023
ISBN: 9781789909098
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Chapters in this book:

Ch 1 Contemplating a research agenda for terrorism studies , pp 1-20

Andrew Silke, Lara A. Frumkin and John F. Morrison

Ch 2 Terrorists , pp 23-41

Sarah Marsden

Ch 3 Victims and victimhood: the case of terrorism and political violence , pp 43-61

Orla Lynch

Ch 4 Critical terrorism studies , pp 63-76

Shirley Achieng', Samwel Oando and Richard Jackson

Ch 5 Applying theory to research , pp 79-90

Daniela Pisoiu

Ch 6 The interdisciplinarity challenge for terrorism studies , pp 91-106

Asta Maskali_nait_

Ch 7 Ethnographic approaches in terrorism studies and research , pp 107-118

Anastasia Filippidou

Ch 8 Guides, interviews, ethics: conducting fieldwork with Islamist extremists in Indonesia , pp 119-129

Julie Chernov Hwang

Ch 9 Using social media to research terrorism and extremism , pp 131-143

Ashton Kingdon and Emma Ylitalo-James

Ch 10 Using online data in terrorism research , pp 145-158

Stuart Macdonald, Elizabeth Pearson, Ryan Scrivens and Joe Whittaker

Ch 11 Terrorism databases: problems and solutions , pp 159-176

Stephen Johnson and Gary A. Ackerman

Ch 12 Debating the health of terrorism studies: methodological issues, research biases and cautious optimism , pp 179-192

Bart Schuurman

Ch 13 Gender issues in terrorism studies , pp 193-210

Katherine E. Brown

Ch 14 Collaborative approaches to countering terrorism , pp 211-224

Lara A. Frumkin and Paul Ford

Ch 15 Terrorism research practices in the private sector: context and considerations , pp 225-240

Ross Frenett, Meghan Conroy, Carolyn Hoyle, Celia Davies, Nic Rees, Ludovica Di Giorgi and Catriona Scholes

Ch 16 Ethics and terrorism research: the rights, safety and vulnerability of participant and researcher , pp 241-259

John F. Morrison, Eke Bont and Andrew Silke

Ch 17 Interdisciplinarity, globality and downsizing: aspirations for the future of terrorism studies , pp 263-274

Harmonie Toros

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