All panels in alphabetical order
- The Case of Jihadology - Aaron Y. Zelin
- Towards Open and Reproducible Terrorism Studies - Sandy Schumann
- Sources and use of psychological data on radicalisation and terrorism -Helma van den Berg and Dianne van Hemert
- Cause for Pause: Exploiting US-Person Open Source Records to Predict Threat - Darin Challacombe
- Examining the long-term impacts of the ‘Run, Hide, Tell’ campaign on public behavioural intentions in response to a marauding terrorist firearms scenario - Julia Pearce
- Radicalization under terrorist threat: Consequences for attitudes toward immigrants - Malgorzata Kossowska
- Can concerns of terroristic threats explain right-wing voters’ anti-migrant sentiments on both sides of the Atlantic? - Violet Cheung-Blunden
- European support for terrorist tactics: how group identities impact willingness to justify terrorism - Eline Drury Løvlien
- Vulnerability assessment based on probability modelling - Dianne van Hemert, Tony van Vliet, Bob van der Vecht
- Analysing radicalisation through social networks, a cooperative game theoretic approach - H.W. Meerveld and R.H.A. Lindelauf
- Tracking the Mindset Changes associated with Online Radicalization through Linguistic Growth Curves of Far-Right Extremist Forums - Shuki Cohen
- New Approaches to Understanding the Complicity of Media in Globalized Terrorism - Aud Sissel Hoel and Mette Mortensen
- Who’s Afraid of Counter-Narratives? Lessons from Constitutional Nationalists and Northern Ireland - Shaun McDaid & Dr Catherine McGlynn
- Developing an alternative narrative video game on extremists’ narratives - Daniela Pisoiu and Felix Lippe
- Countering Violent Extremism (CVE): How counter-narratives emerge organically as opposed to being constructed by government strategic communications approaches - Anne-Marie Balbi
- Myths, propaganda and the reality of terrorist financing through trafficking of art and antiquities - Samuel Andrew Hardy
- A Pathway Towards Radicalization: Linking Criminology to the Boston Bombers - Joshua Regan
- The Manchurian Responder: Infiltration Versus Inspiration As a Threat To Public Safety - Ryan J. McGovern
- The “Islamist Mafias”: A New Perspective On the Study of Th Crime Terror Nexus - Luciano Pollichieni
- Better Not “More” Data: Implications From a Crime-Terror Nexus Research Project - Kacper Rekawek, Martina Babikova, Viktor Szucs
- Jihadi Recidivism - Christopher Wright
- Why is reoffending by former terrorist prisoners so low? Developing a model to explain terrorist reconviction rates - Andrew Silke
- Psychosocial processes and strategies behind Islamic deradicalisation – A scoping review - Cátia Carvalho
- Rejection, Radicalization, and Disengagement: - The Case of Norwegian Muslim Men - Uzair Ahmed
- Intelligence Failure: How Islamic State Propaganda Could Have Been Used to Anticipate the Surge of Terrorist Attacks in Europe - Michael S. Smith II
- The Modern Phoenix: Documenting the Insurgent Campaign of the Islamic State of Iraq (2008-2013) - Craig Whiteside
- ISIS and the use of slavery: building a data picture from Sinjar - Andrew Mumford and Nadia al-Dayel
- Propaganda as source: The history of the Islamic State through its official publications - Truls H. Tønnessen
- Building Jihadi Legitimacy: ISIS’ Strategies for Building Popular Support - Adam Hoffman
- The Social Ecology of Radicalization: Explaining Concentration at Place - Noémie Bouhana and Sandy Schumann
- Exposure to extremist settings - Bettina Rottweiler
- Pathways to Syria: exploring notes in the leaked IS recruitment files - Sanaz Zolghadrih, Paul Gill and Amarnath Amarasingam
- Disaggregating lone-actor grievance-fuelled violence: Towards a continuum-based understanding of lone-actor terrorists and mass murderers - Caitlin Clemmow & Paul Gill
- Sentencing Outcomes for Terrorism-related Charges in England and Wales - Rachel Monaghan
- Developmental Evaluation Data for P/CVE - Elena Savoia
- Using mixed methods data to assess radicalisation pathways and the effectiveness of CVE interventions - Adrian Cherney
- Evaluating Counter-Terrorism Communications in Government - A Review - Ruth Mair
- Female terrorists: A systematic literature review on research methods and perpetrator characteristics - Miriam Wijkman
- The visibility of the fictional radicalized woman - Lourme Nadège
- Hatred, She Wrote: An Analysis of the Extreme Right and Islamic State Women’s Only Forum - Yannick Veilleux-Lepage, Ayse Lokmanoglu
- Incel: A Modern Threat - Brian Leblanc and Tali Walters
- The Suspect Community: A Product of the Prevention of Terrorism Acts or a Creation from Conflict? - Emma Ylitalo-James
- Alienation or cooperation? British Muslims' reactions to counter-terrorism mobilization - Sadi Shanaah
- About face: Community responses to digital reporting of terrorism concerns in Australia and the UK - Michele Grossman and Paul Thomas
- In the Capillaries of Society?: The Community police officer about obtaining information in alleged cases of violent extremism among youth - Annemarie van de Weert and Quirine Eijkman
- Definitions matter: A comparison of open source media and U.S. governmental reports of terrorist incidents in Western Europe, 2002-2016 - Wojciech Kaczkowski, Ayse Lokmanoglu, Carol Winkler
- Harnessing Open-Source Databases for Tracing Right-Wing Terrorism: An Investigative Approach - Daniela Peterka-Benton
- Data are Not the Problem: Conceptual Discord at the Frontiers of Terrorism Research Anna Meier
- Right-wing terrorism and violence: the RTV dataset - Jacob Aasland Ravndal
- A Critical Appraisal of Skepticism About Terrorist Accounts of Their Motivations - Lorne L. Dawson
- Interviewing Far-Right Extremists: unique details and common denominators - Nikki Sterkenburg
- Studying meaning-making in response to terrorist attacks – opportunities and dilemmas of case study research – Jeanine de Roy van Zuijdewijn
- Purity and violence: the case of the Islamic State - Pieter Nanninga
- Miracles in Jihad - Alexander de la Paz
- Common psychological traits of right-wing and Islamist extremists - Milan Obaidi
- Jihadi Weeping - Thomas Hegghammer
- The Military and Primary Data Sources; Rethinking the Need for a Fusion of Intelligence and Empirical Terrorism Research in the lake Chad Basin - Medinat Abdulazeez Malefakis
- Lifting Global Jihad from Below: Understanding the Rise of and Response to Violent Extremism in Sudan - Salma Abdalla
- Jihadism in Burkina Faso: Studying an Insurgency in the Making - Vidar B. Skretting
- The Long Road to ‘Recovery’: Kenya’s Terror Narratives - Loise Macharia and Marguerite Barry
- Radicalisation Research in the Migrant Context: Mitigating Methodological and Ethical Challenges - Yvonne Rowa
- Findings from an analysis of 20 years of Australian Jihadists - Shandon Harris-Hogan
- Relentless terrorism in the Philippines over the years - Tes Tuason and C Dominik Güss
- The Current Patterns of Radicalization, Violence and Terrorism in South Asia - Mubashar Hasan
- An evaluation of local civil society efforts to confront Islamic State 'influence operations’ in Mindanao - Haroro J. Ingram
- Harnessing media data and public perceptions in enhancing counterterrorism policies: A Qualitative case study of Boko Haram in Nigeria - Tarela Juliet Ike
- Combating Boko Haram; Challenges and Prospects - Wazeer Murtala
- An Auto-ethnography from Boko Haram Studies: The Case for Legitimizing Digital Sources and Avoiding the Feedback Loop - Jacob Zenn
- With Open Arms? A Conjoint Experiment on Attitudes towards Reintegrating Former Boko Haram Fighters in Nigeria - Amélie Godefroidt and Arnim Langer
- Terrorists and Diplomats: an archive-based, bottom-up view on foreign policy and counter-terrorism - Philipp Hirsch
- Decision-making in insurgent negotiation: a comparison between the FARC and ELN in Colombia - Alexandra Phelan
- Bringing policy back: How perceptions of policy affects the risk of violent extremism - Steffen Selmer Andersen
- Intelligence failures to anticipate new forms of terrorist organizations: A new approach to understanding the factors and biases which lead to the American intelligence failure to anticipate the rise of the Islamic State - Matan Uberman
- To Err is Human: Assessing the Inter- and Intra-rater Reliability of Assessments of Risk using the Violent Extremism Risk Assessment (VERA-2) - Jared R. Dmello and Neil D. Shortland
- Dilemmas in Counter-Terrorism Data Collection – Conflict and Cooperation in Information Exchange between the Public and Private Sector - Nicholas Barnes, Erika Smith and Allison McDowell-Smith
- Late 20th and early 21st Century Terrorism: The View from an FBI Field Office - Edward J. Valla
- Understanding Teacher Reporting of Student Vulnerability to Radicalisation - David Parker and Lasse Lindekilde
- Assessing the Role of Citizenship Education Provision in Preventing Extremist Radicalisation - Francis Gaffney
- Evaluating the Effectiveness of using Formers in Early Radicalization Prevention: An Impact Study among Young People in Denmark - Lasse Lindekilde and David Parker
- Prevent Duty': Understanding the effects of counter-terrorism policy within secondary and further education - Suraj Lakhani
- From extreme ideas to violence or non-violence: quantitative research into terrorist suspects in the Netherlands - Fabienne Thijs, Elanie Rodermond and Edward Kleemans
- The family background of extremists: shared risks, different pathways? - Elanie Rodermond
- Evolution of jihadism in Finland - Leena Malkki & Juha Saarinen
- FTF’s, radicalisation en delinquency. The case of a Dutch town - Rudie Neve
- The Pathways Out of Far-Right Extremist Groups in the United States - Michael Jensen, Patrick James and Elizabeth Yates
- The emergence and decline of vigilantism against migrants and minorities - Tore Bjørgo
- Evaluating the Norwegian mentoring process for radical inmates - Franck Orban
- Understanding Male Supremacist Violence as Terrorism - Alex DiBranco
- Content Analysis of the Turner Diaries and Its Current Impacts on the Discourses of Emerging Right-Wing Extremist and Militia Groups - Fatih Karakus
- Exploring the Online Far-Right: How forums cultivate collective identity - Jaclyn Fox
- Keyboard Warriors Digital Organisation and Right-Wing Extremism - Benjamin Lee
- General overview of the evolution of the collection of jihadi primary source documents and the open-source study of this material - Brian Dodwell / Don Rassler
- Islamic State Khorasan: Inside the Emergence of a Wilayat - Brian Dodwell / Don Rassler
- Amaq News Agency: The Islamic State’s Great Media Deception - Daniel Milton
- Female Guesthouses in the Islamic State - U.S. Government Researcher TBD
- Exploring the role of visual recruitment strategies as a driver for recruitment - Sheelagh Brady
- Nuclear Codes: Thematic, Aesthetic, and Semiotic Analysis of Atomwaffen Division Propaganda - Kurt Braddock, Graham Macklin and Daniel Koehler
- The treachery of images: visualising “statehood” as a tactic for the legitimisation of non-state actors - Aaron Anfinson
- Overcoming Disability: The Use of the ‘Supercrip’ trope by Western Militaries and the Islamic State - Mia M. Bloom and Yannick Veilleux-Lepage
- Barriers to terrorism: a first look at why most extremists never become terrorists - Bart Schuurman
- Cooperating and Othering: The League of Nations and the Definition of Terrorism - Corentin Sire
- Ontology, Methodology, and the Future of Terrorism Studies - Michael Jensen and Jacob Aasland Ravndal,
- Theory building in Terrorism Studies. Challenges of interdisciplinary inquiry - Asta Maskaliūnaitė
- Extremely Loud and Incredibly Close: Comparing the Cinematic Treatments of the 22nd of July - Anne Gjelsvik
- Witnessing the witnessing: The potential role of cinema in resiliency after terror attacks - Mads Outzen
- How the Media represents the effectiveness of de-radicalization in the UK, Australia, Nigeria and Singapore - Gordon Clubb, Ryan O'Connor & Edward Barnes
- Framing facts, making sense of terror: the case of ‘22nd of July literature’ in Norway - Ingvild Folkvord
- Branding Jihad: Comparative Analysis of Jihadi Extremists’ Media Strategies - Weeda Mehran
- ISIS Culture on Telegram - Chelsea Daymon
- Too Good to be True? Evaluating the Accuracy of Automated Data Collection - Brian Wingenroth, Erin Miller, Michael Jensen, Omi Hodwitz, Kieran Quinlan, Michael Distler,
- The semiotic construction of identity for radicalisation: A linguistic analysis of terrorist online recruitment materials - Aqsa Isa
- Using an Experimental Design to Test Terrorism Risk Assessment Tools - Sanaz Zolghadriha, Paul Gill and Noemie Bouhana
- Risk terrain modelling of violent dissident Republican activity - Zoe Marchment, Paul Gill and John Morrison
- Application of terrorism risk assessment tools to lone-actor data - Nadine Salman
- The GRIEVANCE dictionary: understanding terrorist language use - Isabelle van der Vegt, Bennett Kleinberg
Published Feb. 14, 2019 3:00 PM
- Last modified June 17, 2019 1:04 PM