A consortium of researchers dedicated to improving the understanding of the human causes and consequences of terrorism

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“Give Peace a Chance”? Explaining Colombia’s (Failed) Peace Process with the FARC	Nov 2016	Barnett S. Koven	Discussion Point	Violent Groups and Movements	South America
“Death was not in the agenda for the day”: Emotions, Behavioral Reactions, and Perceptions in Response to the 2018 Hawaii Wireless Emergency Alert	Feb 2019	Jeannette Sutton	Journal Article		North America
"Oxygen of Publicity" and "Lifeblood of Liberty" Communication Scholarship on Mass Media Coverage of Terrorism for the Twenty-first Century	Nov 2008	Lisa Keranen	Journal Article	Terrorism and Society	Global
"I'm down for a Jihad": How 100 Years of Gang Research can Inform the Study of Terrorism, Radicalization and Extremism	Feb 2015	David C. Pyrooz, Scott H. Decker	Journal Article	Violent Groups and Movements, Crime and Terrorism, Radical Beliefs and Behavior	Global
’Unholy Alliances’: How Transnational Terrorists and Crime Make Common Cause	Nov 2010	Ted Robert Gurr	Book Chapter	Crime and Terrorism
‘Nondemocratic Islamists’ and Support for ISIS in the Arab World	Jan 2020	James A. Piazza	Journal Article	Terrorism and Society	Middle East and North Africa
'Keep Wicked Calm and Carry the Hell On': Boston, Terrorism and the Rhetorical Power of Resilience	Jun 2013	Hamilton Bean, Lisa Keranen	Discussion Point	Terrorism and Society, Resilience	Global, North America, Western Europe
'Designing Danger': Complex Engineering by Violent Non-State Actors: Introduction to the Special Issue	Apr 2016	Gary Ackerman	Journal Article	Violent Groups and Movements, Counterterrorism	Global
'Defensive Liberal Wars’: The Global War on Terror and the Return of Illiberalism in American Foreign Policy	Mar 2015	Rashmi Singh	Journal Article	Terrorism and Society	Middle East and North Africa
Exploring the U.S. Crime-Terror Nexus: Terrorist Networks and Trade Diversion	Oct 2014	Joshua Freilich, Roberta Belli, Steven Chermak	Research Brief	Violent Groups and Movements, Crime and Terrorism	North America

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Al-Qaida and Affiliated Movements
Terrorism and Economics
Punishment of Terrorism
Radiological Threats
Red Teaming
Right-wing Terrorism
Risk Management
Scenario Planning and Forecasting
Security Policy
September 11th
Single-issue Terrorism
Social Media
Suicide Attacks
Terrorism Databases and Resources
Psychology of Terrorism
Terrorism Trends
Terrorist Networks
Threat Assessment
Victims of Disasters
Violence Adoption and Desistance
Weapons and Tactics
Public Communications and Warnings
Political Conflict and Violence
Bioterrorism
Group Behavior
Chemical Threats
Community Resilience
Conflict Management and Negotiation
Crisis Communication and Management
Cybersecurity and Cyberterrorism
Ecoterrorism
Emergency Preparedness and Management
Ethnic Conflict and Violence
Foreign Fighters
Geographic Information System (GIS)
Global Security
Homeland Security Education and Training
Policing Terrorism
IEDs
Innovation and Technology
International Relations
Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant (ISIL)
Leadership in Violent Extremist Organizations
Left-wing Terrorism
Lone Actor
Media and Terrorism
Natural Hazards
Not Terrorism Related
Nuclear Terrorism