This article examines the research literature on women and terrorism and tries to determine
whether there is a lack of research on women and terrorism, and whether this research is …

In this month's feature article, Michael Knights assesses the future of Kata'ib Hezbollah (KH)
and Iran's other proxies in Iraq. He notes that in the wake of the death of KH's founder and …

Two decades ago, a bunch of Muslim students from Hamburg became good friends and
comrades-in-arms in the conflict against Western democracies they perceived as global …

This article delves into the historical foundations of countering and preventing violent
extremism (CVE-PVE) using contemporary Tunisia as a case study. While PVE emerged in …

In der öffentlichen und wissenschaftlichen Debatte der vergangenen dreißig Jahre werden
bestimmte religiöse Traditionen und Strömungen oftmals als besonders gewaltaffin oder …

What shape does Salafism take in Tunisia after the ban of the Salafi-Jihadi group Ansar al-
Shari 'a and the wave of securitization carried out by national authorities? This article argues …

Jihadist groups are often analysed either by looking at their global rhetoric, or by focusing on
local grievances. Despite the distinctions made between the global and the local issues …

Does the internet enable the recruitment of transnational terrorists? Using geo-referenced
population census data and personnel records from the Islamic State in Iraq and the Levant …

Neojihadism taps successfully into the Internet's influence to disseminate its oppression
narrative of Muslims vs. non-believers. Whilst this type of radicalisation has received …

This research argues that an imagined artifact, the IS coins, serves as a transhistorical
artifact, condensing the larger ideology of the violent extremist organization of legitimacy …