University: Université Laval – Political Science
Affiliate Type: Senior Research Affiliate
Area(s) of Expertise: Canada, Caucasus Emirate, Chechnya, Insurgency and counterinsurgency, North Caucasus, Qualitative analysis, Right wing extremism, Russia, Social movements
Website: http://www.pol.ulaval.ca/?pid=212
- Voices of the ‘‘Caucasus Emirate’’: Mapping and Analyzing North Caucasus Insurgency Websites
- TSAS WP14-07: The Process of Radicalization: Right-Wing Skinheads in Quebec
- The Structural Root Causes of Non-Suicide Terrorism: A Systematic Scoping Review
- The Multiple Contexts of Russian Counterterrorism Frames: Framing Process and Discursive Field
- The Chechen Memory of Deportation: from Recalling a Silenced Past to the Political Use of Public Memory
- Terrorisme et Insurrection. Évolution des Dynamiques Conflictuelles et Réponses des États
- Rethinking Terrorist Safe Havens: Beyond a State-Centric Approach
- Quelques remarques conclusives
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- Les échecs des politiques anti-terroristes russes au Caucase du Nord
- Le Terrorisme en 2010-2011: Grandes Tendances et Évolutions
- Introduction : Le terroriste et l’insurgé : des cibles floues dans une lutte sans vainqueurs.
- A Political Sociology Approach to the Diffusion of Conflict from Chechnya to Dagestan and Ingushetia
- Beyond Norms: the Incomplete De-securitisation of the Russian Counterterrorism Frame
- Geopolitics Drive Russia’s Continuing Support for Syria’s Assad
Description:
Dr. Aurélie Campana holds the Canada Research Chair on Conflicts and Terrorism and is the deputy director of the Peace and Security Program (Institut des Hautes Études Internationales, University of Laval). She is a member of the Centre International de Criminologie Comparée (University of Montreal).
Her research focuses on terrorism in internal conflicts, the diffusion of violence across movements and border and right-wing extremism in Canada. Beyond the CRC (granted in 2007 and renewed in 2012), she received SSHRC grants in 2008 and 2012 (in collaboration with Samuel Tanner and Stéphane Leman-Langlois) as well as grants from the Security and Defence Forum (Ministry of Defence).