In late 1993 Israel and what is now recognised as Palestine came to a peace agreement, the Oslo Accords, over the Palestinian self-governance of the… Read More »From a Handshake to a Handgun: Religious Zionist Responses to the Oslo Accords (1992-1995)
The rise of populism and the far-right has been a growing trend in the global north in the past decade, and with it there has… Read More »Democratic Decay and the Violent Extreme Right Hungary and Poland in Comparative Perspective
This paper takes a case study approach to explore sources of restraint on state political violence. It explores a period when violence by the Zimbabwean… Read More »Sources of Restraint on State Use of Political Violence: A Case Study, Zimbabwe 2000-2008
This paper examined framing of online news reporting on terrorist attacks in the United Kingdom. The sample consisted of the articles published on three British… Read More »Framing of Online News Reporting on Terrorist Attacks in the United Kingdom (2015-2017)
In his influential work Torture and Democracy, Darius Rejali argues that when democracies use torture, they tend to resort to the use of stealthy torture techniques… Read More »State Violence and Public Monitoring: Britain’s use of torture in Mandatory Palestine
Counter-terrorism (CT) has since 9/11 become a leading component of intelligence work, alongside mainstays like political analysis and counterintelligence. The emergence of the Islamic State… Read More »Intelligence and Terrorism: The Impact of Terrorism on the Counter-Terrorism Roles and Architecture of Intelligence Agencies