CALL FOR PAPERS

Critical Studies on Terrorism

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The Editors invite original and rigorous critically-oriented research articles on any aspect of terrorism, counter-terrorism and state terrorism. In particular, they welcome research which addresses the following topics:

n The intersections between peace studies and terrorism studies

n The effectiveness of dialogue and reconciliation in ending political violence and terrorism

n The empirical evaluation of counter-terrorism policy

n The evaluation of counter-radicalisation and de-radicalisation theory and practice

n Counter-terrorism and civil liberties

n Gender dimensions of political violence, counter-terrorism and state terrorism

n The war on terror and political violence in the Global South

n Ethnographic engagement with ‘terrorists’

n The causes and ideology of state terrorism

n Torture as a tool of terror

n The political-economy of the counter-terrorism industry

n The cultural construction and consumption of the terrorism discourse

n 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: richard.jackson@otago.ac.nz, or consult the journal’s ‘Instructions for authors’ found here: www.tandfonline.com/rter.

EDITOR-IN-CHIEF: Richard Jackson University of Otago, New Zealand 

EDITORS:  Ruth Blakeley University of Kent at Canterbury, UK Marie Breen Smyth University of Surrey, UK George Kassimeris   University of Wolverhampton, UK

The journal operates the iFirst publishing system which ensures immediate online publication following article acceptance.

Best Article Prize

All articles published in the journal are eligible candidates for the Critical Studies on Terrorism Best Article Prize.

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