VOL. VI:4, 2012 Turning to and from Terror: Deciphering the Conditions under which Political Groups Choose Violent and Nonviolent Tactics Susanne Martin
VOL. VI:4, 2012 Terrorist Decision-Making: Insights from Economics and Political Science Jacob N. Shapiro
VOL. VI:3, 2012 Assessing Psycho-Social Resilience in Diplomatic, Civilian & Military Personnel Serving in a High-Threat Security Environment during Counter-Insurgency and Counter-Terrorism Operations in Iraq Anne Speckhard, Gino Verleye, Beatrice Jacuch
VOL. VI:3, 2012 Why Right is Might: How the Social Science on Radicalisation suggests that International Human Rights Norms actually help frame Effective Counterterrorism Policies Tom Parker
VOL. VI:2, 2012 Taking on the Persona of a Suicide Bomber: a Thought Experiment Anne Speckhard, Beatrice Jacuch, Valentijn Vanrompay
VOL. VI:2, 2012 Mapping Contemporary Terrorism Courses at Top-Ranked National Universities and Liberal Arts Colleges in the United States Ivan Sascha Sheehan
