Questions about why and how terrorist groups, radical milieus and the individuals that
comprise them do not carry out more violence than they do–particularly when they …

This article argues that to better understand involvement in terrorism, research needs to
focus on why most extremists will never actually commit such violence. It starts from the …

Abstract Research summary We compare European and North American radicalization
trajectories that led to involvement in terrorist violence (n= 103) with those for which this …

The Nordic Resistance Movement (NRM) is a militant National Socialist organization that in
principle embraces violent strategies, including terrorism, given the “right” circumstances …

This article seeks to understand the trajectory of radicalization in the Catalan 'procés'.
Regardless of their formal legal standing, referendum campaigns are distinct political …

In recent months recurrent calls have been made by conservative right-wing politicians to
designate Antifa a “domestic terrorist organization” in the United States. Fixated on the …

Irrespective of discipline, the publication of null or non-significant findings is rare in the
social sciences. For burgeoning fields like terrorism research, this is particularly problematic …

This article conducts comparative research to advance our understanding of the causes of
terrorism. Primarily, by assessing differences and similarities between left-, right-and jihadist …

This chapter traces the transnational wave of extreme right-wing terrorism which began in
March 2019 when the Australian extremist Brenton Tarrant murdered 51 people in two …

Violence during war often involves upswings and downturns that have, to date, been
insufficiently explained. Why does violence at a particular point in time increase in intensity …