Table of Contents
Introduction to the Issue
| Welcome from the Editor | PDF HTML |
| Alex P. Schmid |
Articles
| Who are the Bangladeshi ‘Islamist Militants’? | PDF HTML |
| Ali Riaz |
| Why is Contemporary Religious Terrorism Predominantly Linked to Islam? Four Possible Psychosocial Factors | PDF HTML |
| Joshua D. Wright |
| How Dangerous Are Domestic Terror Plotters with Foreign Fighter Experience? The Case of Homegrown Jihadis in the US | PDF HTML |
| Christopher J. Wright |
| The Nature of Nigeria’s Boko Haram War, 2010-2015: A Strategic Analysis | PDF HTML |
| James Adewunmi Falode |
Interviews
| In Conversation with Morten Storm: A Double Agent’s Journey into the Global Jihad | PDF HTML |
| Stefano Bonino |
Research Notes
| If Publicity is the Oxygen of Terrorism – Why Do Terrorists Kill Journalists? | PDF HTML |
| François Lopez |
Resources
| Counting Lives Lost – Monitoring Camera-Recorded Extrajudicial Executions by the “Islamic State” | PDF HTML DATA |
| Judith Tinnes |
| Bibliography: Northern Ireland Conflict (The Troubles) | PDF HTML |
| Judith Tinnes |
Book Reviews
| Michael Morell. The Great War of our Time. The CIA’s Fight Against Terrorism, from Al Qa’ida to ISIS. New York: Twelve, 2015 | PDF HTML |
| Brian Glyn Williams |
| Counterterrorism Bookshelf: Twenty New Publications on Israeli & Palestinian Issues | PDF HTML |
| Joshua Sinai |
Notes from the Editor
| TRI Award for Best PhD Thesis 2015: Deadline of 31 March 2016 for Submissions Approaching | PDF HTML |
Complete Issue
| Perspectives on Terrorism, Volume 10, Issue 1 | |
| Various Authors |
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