Poor, brainwashed and immature: prevalent gender stereotypes in Indonesian preventing violent extremism (PVE) and counterterrorism (CT) efforts

2024-9-10

Counterterrorism in Ethiopia: source of threat or security to the people?

2024-9-10

Resilient non-radicalisers: beating the odds through non-radicalisation despite significant suffering

2024-9-10

Delegitimating the Nigerian State and other anti-Boko Haram in selected messages of Abubakar Shekau

2024-9-4

Insurgencies as gendered organisations: a synthetical approach to understanding gender relations in insurgent groups

2024-9-4

Prevent and post-16 education: the implications for Muslim women

2024-9-2

Correction

2024-8-29

The discourse of terror: carceralism, border politics, and security in Aotearoa New Zealand

2024-8-22

Violences of/in critical terrorism studies

2024-8-9

Instrumentalising race: why critical terrorism studies continues to have a race problem

2024-8-8

Countering violent extremism in Kenya: community, state, and security perspectives <b>Countering violent extremism in Kenya: community, state, and security perspectives</b> , by John Mwangi Githigaro, London, UK, Lexington Books, 2024, 129 pp., £69 (paperback) (UK), ISBN 9781793644749

2024-8-5

Countering violent extremism: The international deradicalisation agenda <b>Countering violent extremism: The international deradicalisation agenda</b> , by Tahir Abbas, New York, Bloomsbury Publishing, 2021, 232 pp., £23.99 (paperback) (UK), ISBN 9781838607234

2024-8-2

The necropolitics of drone bases and use in the African context

2024-7-25

Gaming and extremism: the radicalization of digital playgrounds <b>Gaming and extremism: the radicalization of digital playgrounds</b> , by Linda Schlegel &amp; Rachel Kowert, New York, Routledge, 2024, 234 pp., £35.99 (Paperback) Open Access e-book, ISBN 9781003388371

2024-7-19

Challenging the youth assumptions behind P/CVE: acknowledging older extremists

2024-7-19

The <i>critical terrorism researcher</i> : identity, positionality, and (de)coloniality

2024-7-15

Terrorism in the cold war: state support in eastern europe and the soviet sphere of influence <b>Terrorism in the cold war: state support in eastern europe and the soviet sphere of influence</b> , edited by Adrian Hänni, Thomas Riegler, and Przemyslaw Gasztold, London, UK, New York, USA, Dublin, Ireland, Bloomsbury Publishing, 2022, 224 pp., £29.99 Paperback (UK), ISBN 9780755636563

2024-7-10

Islamist Militancy in Bangladesh: a pyramid root cause model <b>Islamist Militancy in Bangladesh: a pyramid root cause model</b> , by Shafi Md Mostofa, London, Palgrave Macmillan, 2021, 198 pp., £109.99 (hardback) (UK), ISBN 9783030791704

2024-7-8

Methodologies in critical terrorism studies: Gaps and interdisciplinary perspectives <b>Methodologies in critical terrorism studies: Gaps and interdisciplinary perspectives</b> , by Alice E. Finden, Carlos Yebra López, Tarela Ike, Ugo Gaudino, Samwel Oando (Eds.), Abingdon, Routledge, 2024, 232 pp., £135.00 hardback; £35.99 ebook, ISBN 9781032469560

2024-7-5

Future security threats arising from the UK’s deprivation of citizenship: a model to understand the human rights-security risk landscape

2024-7-2

To look for another thing, and in another way: revitalising criticality with multimodal methodologies

2024-6-28

Affective discipline – resilience in radicalisation prevention

2024-6-27

Facing the world as it is? On irony and (counter)terrorism

2024-6-27

Secondary school teachers’ and prevent practitioners’ conceptualisations of radicalisation in England and the impact of the prevent duty

2024-6-23

Metapolitics, algorithms and violence: new right activism and terrorism in the attention economy <b>Metapolitics, algorithms and violence: new right activism and terrorism in the attention economy</b> , by Ico Maly, UK, Routledge, 2023, 344 pp., £36.99 (paperback), ISBN: 9781032251028

2024-6-21

“Isolated, apolitical and tragic”: comparing media portrayals of incel violence to violence of right-wing and Islamist perpetrators

2024-6-14

Understanding India and Pakistan’s intriguing terrorism discourses

2024-6-10

Where is Palestine in Critical Terrorism Studies? A roundtable conversation

2024-6-10

The construction of masculinity in far-right attacker manifestos in the west: the reification of hegemonic masculinity and the use of ‘the child’ to mobilise others

2024-6-7

The consequences of Pakistan’s counterterrorism policies: socio-cultural and political transformation in tribal districts

2024-6-5

The roadmap to the Islamic state: an ethnographic analysis of sympathisers’ online training

2024-6-4

Bad history: a historian’s critique of Rapoport’s “four waves of modern terrorism” model

2024-6-3

The state terrorist as terrorism racketeer – the case of Egypt

2024-5-31

Whole-of-society approach or manufacturing intelligence? Making sense of state-CSO relation in preventing and countering violent extremism in Nigeria

2024-5-31

The exceptional everyday: terror and the weaponisation of daily life

2024-5-27

Three waves of critical terrorism studies: agenda-setting, elaboration, problematisation

2024-5-23

Review of Hindu Nationalism and Terrorism in India: The Saffron Threat to Democracy <b>Review of Hindu Nationalism and Terrorism in India: The Saffron Threat to Democracy</b> , by Eamon Murphy, London, Routledge, 2023, 186 pp., $186 (Hardback), ISBN 9780367431976.

2024-5-17

“Don’t bring race into it”: white ignorance, UK counterterrorism and the impact agenda

2024-4-15

Zionism and the war(s) on terror: extinction phobias, anti-Muslim racism, and critical scholarship

2024-4-8

When enough is enough: terrorism, counterterrorism, and public opinion

2024-4-2

Counterterrorism laws and state repression in the aftermath of the 9/11 attacks

2024-4-2

“Securing the state” in post-2011 Tunisia: performativity of the authoritarian neoliberal state

2024-3-28

Disrupting the “Tamil diaspora-terrorism” paradigm: the political mobilisation of younger generation Tamils in the London diaspora

2024-3-25

A case for the abolition of “terrorism” and its industry

2024-3-12

The life of children in families affiliated with terrorism: an ecological systems theory approach

2024-3-5

“Framing” contentious activism: a sociological analysis of Boko Haram’s ideology, through its discourse (2008 – 2016)

2024-3-1

’Bulletproof fashion: Security, emotions and the fortress body <b>’Bulletproof fashion: Security, emotions and the fortress body</b> ,’ by Barbara Sutton, New York, Routledge, 2023, 174 pp., £35.99 (UK) (PB), ISBN: 9781032354323

2024-2-29

‘Mamie Djihad’ and ‘the white widow’: constructing French and British national identities in terrorist times of crisis

2024-2-27

Whiteness as expertise in studies of the far right

2024-2-27

An educational response to the “Prevent duty” in England and Wales

2024-2-26