Objectives: While terrorism studies were once castigated as atheoretical and unempirical,
criminology has been well suited to apply theories of crime to terrorism and to then test those …

This paper analyses conceptual frameworks that have been suggested in the literature for
understanding women's radicalization, including the emergent phenomenon of family …

The increased incidence of natural disasters may be among the major forces driving crime
over the coming century. Indeed, previous research suggests that natural disasters provide …

Targeted killings are a prominent strategy for combatting terrorism and are regularly claimed
to deter political violence. Employed against terrorist leaders like Osama bin Laden and …

Women's roles in political violence and terrorism have largely been examined through the
agent/victim dichotomy. We suggest that women's social inequality contributes to both roles …

After the general elections of 2023, Turkish politicians directed a critical movement
emphasizing the imperative for societal equality. Moreover, after the general elections of …

This article focuses on the efforts of women in the Konawe Region of Southeast Sulawesi
who seek to gain an egalitarian position in the midst of oligarchical-patriarchal culture …

Abstract In the post-9/11 years, terrorism has emerged as an urgent issue with important
national security and foreign policy ramifications. Within political science, terrorism research …

Why some protests succeed while others fail has been a central question in the mass
mobilisation literature. Few studies, however, examine whether gender equality affects the …

Abstract In today's African American society, many women in heterosexual marriages have
transcended the traditional male breadwinner model by becoming primary wage earners …