This overview examines critically the post-9/11 empirical literature on terrorism. Major
contributions by both economists and political scientists are included. We focus on five main …

Following the paucity of evidence on the roles of foreign direct investment (FDI) inflow and
trade openness in Africa's tourism development, particularly in the post-Global Financial …

How do multinational firms trapped in host markets suffering from political violence find
security? Terrorism and conflict repel foreign investment and recent research has sought to …

In this paper, we look at the interaction of terrorism with immigrants' quality of life (measured
by the foreign-born unemployment rate and globalization level) for OECD countries, and its …

This paper studies how network-related terrorism redistributes trade flows across countries,
including those countries that are not a direct source of terror. We first develop a game …

This work assesses the impact of terrorism suffered by a country on the capacity to attract
foreign greenfield investments. To this end, we estimate a theoretically consistent structural …

Nonrenewable energy sources have been shown to be a cause of conflict and terrorism,
highlighting the global conflict aspect, but little is known about the causal relationship …

This paper analyses how terrorism has shaped global bilateral migration in the past
decades. Previous research demonstrates a wide range of psychological and economic …

Hating America–and attacking Americans–can seem like a mandatory activity for rebels; yet,
only a minority of rebel groups actually harm Americans. Under what circumstances do rebel …

Under what circumstances does terrorism repel foreign investment? The negative effect of
terrorism on foreign investment identified in current scholarship masks heterogeneity across …