Table of Contents
Articles
| Why Right is Might: How the Social Science on Radicalisation suggests that International Human Rights Norms actually help frame Effective Counterterrorism Policies | PDF HTML |
| Tom Parker |
| Hizballah in Africa | PDF HTML |
| Carl Wege |
| An Interview with Islamist Scholar Abd al-Mun’im Moneep | PDF HTML |
| Nico Prucha |
Resources
| Trends and Developments in Terrorism: a Research Note | PDF HTML |
| Richard J. Chasdi |
| Twelve Rules for Preventing and Countering Terrorism | PDF HTML |
| Alex P. Schmid |
| Literature on the Future of Terrorism (including Trends) | PDF HTML |
| Eric Price |
| Three Bibliographies on (i) Drones and Targeted Killing, (ii) Prosecuting Terrorism and (iii) Enhanced Interrogation Techniques v. Torture | PDF HTML |
| Jaclyn A. Peterson |
Book Reviews
| Hall Gardner and Oleg Kobtzeff. The Ashgate Research Companion to War: Origins and Prevention | PDF HTML |
| Michael Boyle |
| Clive Walker. Terrorism and the Law | PDF HTML |
| Amos N. Guiora |
| Jeffrey William Lewis. The Business of Martyrdom: A History of Suicide Bombing | PDF HTML |
| Assaf Moghadam |
| Kent Roach. The 9/11 Effect: Comparative Counter-Terrorism | PDF HTML |
| David C. Hofmann |
| Ramon Spaaij. Understanding Lone Wolf Terrorism: Global Patterns, Motivations and Prevention | PDF HTML |
| Mark S. Hamm |
News
| News from TRI’s National Networks of PhD Thesis Writers | PDF HTML |
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