CALL FOR PAPERS
Critical Studies
on Terrorism
www.tandfonline.com/rter
The Editors invite original and rigorous critically-oriented
research articles on any aspect of terrorism, counterterrorism and state terrorism. In particular, they welcome
research which addresses the following topics:
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The intersections between peace studies and terrorism studies
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The effectiveness of dialogue and reconciliation in ending political
violence and terrorism
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The empirical evaluation of counter-terrorism policy
EDITOR-IN-CHIEF:
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The evaluation of counter-radicalisation and de-radicalisation theory
and practice
Richard Jackson
University of Otago, New Zealand n
Counter-terrorism and civil liberties
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Gender dimensions of political violence, counter-terrorism and
state terrorism
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The war on terror and political violence in the Global South
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Ethnographic engagement with ‘terrorists’
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The causes and ideology of state terrorism
Ruth Blakeley
University of Kent at Canterbury, UK
Marie Breen Smyth
University of Surrey, UK
George Kassimeris University of Wolverhampton, UK
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Torture as a tool of terror
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The political-economy of the counter-terrorism industry
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The cultural construction and consumption of the terrorism discourse
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Resistance and forms of counter-hegemonic struggle against
counter-terrorism and the war on terror
For further information, please contact the Editor-in-Chief, Richard
Jackson: [email protected], or consult the journal’s
‘Instructions for authors’ found here: www.tandfonline.com/rter.
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Article
Prize
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for the Critical Studies on Terrorism Best Article Prize.
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