Terrorist and Cartel Use of Unmanned Aerial Systems: A Comparative Assessment

This paper compares unmanned aerial systems use by terrorist and transnational criminal organizations using ACLED and GRID data, supplemented by cross-regional case studies. We find that state-spon...

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Fluent in Misogyny: Developing a Domain-Specific Dictionary for Dehumanization in Incel Communities

Involuntary celibates (incels) congregate in online hateful communities organized around perceived sexual and romantic exclusion. Their discourse includes a lexicon of dehumanizing terms that is no...

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Frontiers | The radical right’s territorial legitimacy

How does the radical right build legitimacy at the grassroots level? This article synthesizes recent scholarship on the local strategies through which radica...

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Masculinity Under Pressure: Economic Crisis, Nationalism, and Far-Right Support Among Former Golden Dawn Voters

This study draws on semi-structured interviews with 32 former male Golden Dawn voters to examine how economic crisis, nationalist grievance, and masculine identity shaped support for the party in G...

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Terrorist Targeting and Decision-Making: A Red Team Approach

This study investigates the extent to which two publicly available targeting frameworks (EVIL DONE and TRACK) explain or predict terrorist target selection and decision-making. Red teaming exercise...

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Antisemitism as Accelerator: Contagion and Validation Effects Driving the Post-October 7 Surge in Global Extremist Violence | Journal for Deradicalization

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After 10/7: Normalization of Antisemitism in the West | Journal for Deradicalization

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From Conspiracy Beliefs to Radical Action: Antisemitic Narratives, Anti-Israel Attitudes, and Pathways to Political Radicalization | Journal for Deradicalization

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Does the UN Exhibit an Anti-Israel Bias? A Critical Analysis of UNRWA’s Responses to Israeli Allegations After October 7 | Journal for Deradicalization

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Antisemitism and Perception of Hamas: The Role of Significance Quest | Journal for Deradicalization

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Combating Antisemitism in the Netherlands: Group Apology as an Intervention? | Journal for Deradicalization

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Antisemitism Now and Then: Introduction to the Special Issue | Journal for Deradicalization

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Frontiers | Loud boys and subtle women—(in)visibility in the prevention and countering of violent extremism

This article explores the various subjects Preventing and/or Countering Violent Extremism (P/CVE) policies and practices produce, and the ways in which they ...

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Before ideology: affective atmospheres and the perceptual organisation of extremist violence

Terrorism research has long treated ideology as the primary driver of extremist violence. Yet recent lone-actor attacks suggest forms of violence animated less by coherent belief systems than by an...

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Impact of Boko Haram Insurgency on Nigeria's National Security | HISTORICAL: Journal of History and Social Sciences

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When desire fluctuates, so does radicalism: A four-wave longitudinal study of sociosexuality, authoritarianism, dominance, and sexism

Reproductive interests have been proposed as an ultimate origin of ideological beliefs. In particular, individual differences in short-term mating str…

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The Nearest Enemy: How Fragmentation and Localization Are Unraveling Transnational Jihadism

The proliferation of jihadist organizations across the globe marks the decline of transnational jihadism, not its resilience. This unraveling can be traced along three dimensions: ideology, organiz...

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ELN surfing the wave: Terrorist survival

This paper analyses the factors underlying the historical persistence and contemporary evolution of the National Liberation Army (ELN) in Colombia. Founded in 1964, the ELN remains active six decad...

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Borrowed Credibility: How Threats Become Coercive Through Collective Memory

This study draws on 26 in-depth interviews with U.S. election officials who received death threats to examine how participants experienced these messages. While most threats were dismissed, others ...

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Threats at Event Spaces in the United States: Comparing and Contrasting Completed Versus Failed or Foiled Plots

Violent incidents at public event spaces, such as the January 1st attack in New Orleans, highlight security challenges and consequences of failure. Yet, failed or foiled plots provide insights into...

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The effects of 9/11 on terrorist tactics in the United States: changes in attack types and weapon types

This study examined changes in attack types (assault, assassination, bombing/explosion, facility/infrastructure attack, hijacking/hostage-taking) and weapon types (biological/chemical, explosives, ...

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Polarized by Fear: Exploring the Links Between Fear of Terrorism, Ideological Extremity, and Populist Voting

Despite a low statistical risk of terrorist victimization, public fear of terrorist attacks is notably high worldwide. This article examines the political implications of such fear on individuals’ ...

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“All the World’s a Cage”: A Cinematic Analysis of Hamas’s Hostage Videos as Part of its Psychological Warfare Effort During the Post-October 7 Gaza War (October 2023–Spring 2025)

This article examines a central aspect of one of the most significant components of Hamas’s attack on Israel on October 7 and the subsequent war: the battle for hearts and mind. As part of its effo...

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The Structural Logic of Radicalisation A Cross-National Test of Institutional Contingency in Four European Societies

This article asks whether generous welfare states protect minorities from radicalisation better than leaner ones. Using survey data from over 5,500 people across Britain, the Netherlands, Norway an...

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Frontiers | Memory regimes and mnemonic contestation: rethinking the radical–extreme right distinction in Germany and Italy

This article examines the radical–extreme right distinction through the lens of memory politics. Integrating party-system theory with the literature on memor...

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How and Why Did Senior Cadres Radicalize and Join the PKK Between 1960 and 1980?

This article analyzes how and why senior PKK cadres (both male and female) became radicalized and joined the PKK between 1960 and 1980. Using a qualitative research method of comparative analysis, ...

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