Terrorism and Political Violence advances scholarship on a broad range of issues associated with terrorism and political violence. Key areas of focus include the political meaning of terrorist activity; violence by rebels and by states; and the links between political violence and organised crime, protest, rebellion, revolution, the influence of social networks, and the impact on human rights.

The journal draws upon multiple disciplines, theoretical perspectives, and comparative approaches to publish some of the most groundbreaking work in a field that has historically lacked rigour. It regularly features symposia and edited volumes that explore major topics in depth. Past issues have addressed themes such as terrorism and public policy, religion and violence, political parties and terrorism, technology and terrorism, and right-wing terrorism.

Terrorism and Political Violence is essential reading for academics, policymakers, and security professionals seeking to understand the dynamics of political violence.

Peer Review Policy: All submitted papers undergo initial editorial screening. Research articles are then subjected to rigorous double-anonymous peer review by two or more referees.

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