Pre-Doctoral Fellows
Roberta Belli, “Where Terrorists, Far-Right Extremists, and Greedy Criminals Meet: A Comparative Study of Financial Crimes in the United States”
Criminology, John Jay College of Criminal Justice, City University of New York
Mentor: Joshua D. Freilich
Heather Epkins, “Drawing Red Lines: The Role of Outside Media Organizations, Routine and Organizational Structure on Perceptions of National Security Media”
Communication, University of Maryland
Mentor: Steven M. Chermak
Jeffrey Gruenewald, “Extremist Homicide in the United States: A Comparative Analysis of Far-Right, Bias, and Non-Ideological Homicide”
Criminology, Michigan State University
Mentor: Steven M. Chermak
Shanaka Jayasekara, “Weapons Procurement Operations of Secular (Nationalist) Armed Groups and Assessment of the Involvement with Islamist Groups”
Macquarie University
Mentor: Gary Ackerman
Kevin Keenan, “Awareness of Vulnerability to Terrorism in Urban Areas: Social Network and Mobility Effects in Boston, MA”
Geography, Clark University
Mentor: Susan L. Cutter
Peter Krause, “Coercion by Any Other Name Should Smell as Sweet: The Political Effectiveness of Terrorism”
Political Science, Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Mentor: Martha Crenshaw
Stuart Lee, “An Examination of the Relationship Between Conventional Crime Rates and Political Violence in Northern Ireland”
Criminology, University of Cambridge
Mentor: Richard L. Legault
Christine Muller, “Cultural Implications of September 11 Through the Lens of Life Writing”
University of Maryland
Mentor: Monica Schoch-Spana
Edward Orehek, “Consequences of Collectivism for Terrorism”
Psychology, University of Maryland
Mentor: Arie Kruglanski
Anonymous Student, "Armed Groups' Provision of Public Goods: Situational Bargaining in Rebel-Donor Relationships"
Political Science, University of California- San Diego
Mentor: Shawn Flanigan
