Breadcrumb Home Volume XV, Issue 4, 2021 Volume XV, Issue 4, 2021 Volume XV, Issue 4, 2021 Download complete issue PDF Table of contents Articles 10 VOL. XV:4, 2021 Counter-Terrorism as a Public Policy: Theoretical Insights and Broader Reflections on the State ofCounter-Terrorism Research Thomas Renard VOL. XV:4, 2021 Rival Consolidation in Nascent Insurrections: Why Some Militant Groups Wage Sustained Insurgencies Michael Shkolnik VOL. XV:4, 2021 The Terrorism Recidivism Study (TRS): An Update on Data Collection and Results Omi Hodwitz VOL. XV:4, 2021 The Dead Drops of Online Terrorism The Dead Drops of Online Terrorism, Asia Vellante VOL. XV:4, 2021 Connecting, Competing, and Trolling: “User Types” in Digital Gamified Radicalization Processes Linda Schlegel VOL. XV:4, 2021 International Links and the Role of the Islamic State in the Barcelona and Cambrils Attacks in 2017 Carlos Igualada VOL. XV:4, 2021 Evidence to Explain Violent Extremist Communication: A Systematic Review of Individual-Level Empirical Studies Phillip de Bruyn VOL. XV:4, 2021 Frictional Security Governance: Policing the Crime-Terror Nexus in Denmark Mette-Louise E. Johansen, Anna Bræmer Warburg, Maya Mynster Christensen VOL. XV:4, 2021 Tracing the Fate of Central Asian Fighters in Syria: Remainers, Repatriates, Returnees, and Relocators Nodirbek Soliev VOL. XV:4, 2021 From Spandau to Guantanamo: Prisons as Propaganda Instruments for Extremists and Terrorists Nathan Thompson, Amber Hart Research Notes 1 VOL. XV:4, 2021 Counter-Terrorism Studies: A Glimpse at the Current State of Research (2020/2021) Alex P. Schmid, Counter-Terrorism Studies: A Glimpse at the Current State of Research (2020/2021), Timothy Lowe Resources 4
VOL. XV:4, 2021 Counter-Terrorism as a Public Policy: Theoretical Insights and Broader Reflections on the State ofCounter-Terrorism Research Thomas Renard
VOL. XV:4, 2021 Rival Consolidation in Nascent Insurrections: Why Some Militant Groups Wage Sustained Insurgencies Michael Shkolnik
VOL. XV:4, 2021 The Terrorism Recidivism Study (TRS): An Update on Data Collection and Results Omi Hodwitz
VOL. XV:4, 2021 Connecting, Competing, and Trolling: “User Types” in Digital Gamified Radicalization Processes Linda Schlegel
VOL. XV:4, 2021 International Links and the Role of the Islamic State in the Barcelona and Cambrils Attacks in 2017 Carlos Igualada
VOL. XV:4, 2021 Evidence to Explain Violent Extremist Communication: A Systematic Review of Individual-Level Empirical Studies Phillip de Bruyn
VOL. XV:4, 2021 Frictional Security Governance: Policing the Crime-Terror Nexus in Denmark Mette-Louise E. Johansen, Anna Bræmer Warburg, Maya Mynster Christensen
VOL. XV:4, 2021 Tracing the Fate of Central Asian Fighters in Syria: Remainers, Repatriates, Returnees, and Relocators Nodirbek Soliev
VOL. XV:4, 2021 From Spandau to Guantanamo: Prisons as Propaganda Instruments for Extremists and Terrorists Nathan Thompson, Amber Hart
VOL. XV:4, 2021 Counter-Terrorism Studies: A Glimpse at the Current State of Research (2020/2021) Alex P. Schmid, Counter-Terrorism Studies: A Glimpse at the Current State of Research (2020/2021), Timothy Lowe
