Iraq versus lack of integration: understanding the motivations of contemporary Islamist terrorists in Western countries
Abstract: Despite being nearly 10 years into the ‘Global War on Terror’ there is still confusion as to what motivates the perpetrators of terrorist attacks, particularly those in the West. – …
Actions speak louder than words: a behavioral analysis of 183 individuals convicted for terrorist offenses in the United States from 1995 to 2012
Abstract: Involvement in terrorism has traditionally been discussed in relatively simplistic ways with little effort spent on developing a deeper understanding of what involvement actually entails, and how it differs – …
The Psychology of Radicalization and Deradicalization: How Significance Quest Impacts Violent Extremism.
Radicalization a Prerequisite to Terrorism
Extremism In Canada: Keeping Control of Extreme Responses
Trying to Make Sense of Homegrown Terrorist Radicalization: The Case of the Toronto 18
The Multiple Contexts of Russian Counterterrorism Frames: Framing Process and Discursive Field
TSAS WP14-11: Can “Dangerous Speech” be Used in Explaining “Lone-Wolf” Terrorism?
“Lone wolf terrorism” challenges security scholars and practitioners alike with its unpredictable and ambiguous nature. One of the greatest of these challenges is contextualizing the part of socialization and indoctrination – …
The Link Between Unemployment and Terrorism
The Structural Root Causes of Non-Suicide Terrorism: A Systematic Scoping Review
This article proposes a systematic scoping review of the structural “root” causes of non-suicide terrorism. It aims to synthesize the knowledge produced on this very specific issue from 2000 and – …