original ) (raw )Explaining the Spontaneous Nature of Far-Right Violence in the United States by
Matthew M Sweeney
2018
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American Terrorism and Extremist Crime Data Sources and Selectivity Bias: An Investigation Focusing on Homicide Events Committed by Far-Right Extremists
Joshua D. Freilich
Journal of Quantitative Criminology, 2012
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Correlates of Violent Political Extremism in the United States*
Gary LaFree
Criminology, 2018
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Towards a Typology of Terrorism Involvement: A Behavioral Differentiation of Violent Extremist Offenders
John Horgan
Journal of Threat Assessment and Management, 2018
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Explaining the Spontaneous Nature of Far-Right Violence in the United States
Matthew M Sweeney
Perspectives on Terrorism, 2018
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Are Honor Killings Unique? A Comparison of Honor Killings, Domestic Violence Homicides, and Hate Homicides by Far-Right Extremists
Joshua D. Freilich
Homicide Studies, 2017
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A Mixed-Method Analysis of Fatal Attacks on Police by Far-Right Extremists
Joshua D. Freilich
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Far-Right Lone Wolf Homicides in the United States
Joshua D. Freilich
Studies in Conflict & Terrorism, 2013
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The Intersection of Homicide, Terrorism, and Violent Extremism
Gary LaFree
Homicide Studies, 2018
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Actions Speak Louder than Words: A Behavioral Analysis of 183 Individuals Convicted for Terrorist Offenses in the United States from 1995 to 2012
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Actions Speak Louder than Words: A Behavioral Analysis of 183 Individuals Convicted for Terrorist Offenses in the United
John Horgan
Journal of Forensic Sciences, 2016
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Overview of: “Distinguishing ‘Loner’ Attacks from Other Domestic Extremist Violence: A Comparison of Far-Right Homicide Incident and Offender Characteristics”
Joshua D. Freilich
Criminology & Public Policy, 2013
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Cut from the same cloth? Lone Actor Terrorists versus Common Homicide Offenders
Jelle van buuren
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Killed in the line of duty: Comparing police homicides committed by far-right extremists to all police homicides
Joshua D. Freilich
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Sometimes they mean what they say: understanding violence among domestic extremists
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Identifying risk factors for Jihadist terrorist offenders committing homicide: An explorative analysis using the European Database of Terrorist offenders
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The Trouble with Numbers: Difficult Decision Making in Identifying Right-Wing Terrorism Cases. An Investigative Look at Open Source Social Scientific and Legal Data
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The Three Ps of Domestic Extremism in the United States
Anne Speckhard
ICSVE Brief Reports, 2022
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Expanding the Horizons of Terrorism and Political Violence Research
Ellen Giebels
Negotiation and Conflict Management Research, 2012
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The Relationship Between Hate Groups and Far-Right Ideological Violence
Joshua D. Freilich
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Psychological processes common to social conservatism and terrorism
Lazar Stankov
Personality and Individual Differences
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Investigating Terrorism from the Extreme Right: A Review of Past and Present Research
Tore Bjorgo
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Psychosocial Differences in Far Right, Far Left, Islamic, and Single Issue Lone Extremists
Tamara LaMontagne
2019
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Ideology and Threat Assessment: Law Enforcement Evaluation of Muslim and Right-Wing Extremism
Hajar Yazdiha
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Right-wing extremism and its determinants: a theoretically integrative approach
Robin Khalfa
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Examining the Relationship Between General Social Survey (GSS) Measures and Far-Right Ideological Violence: A County-Level Analysis
Joshua D. Freilich
2012
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Cultures of Violence and Acts of Terror: Applying a LegitimationHabituation Model to Terrorism
Joseph Young
Crime & Delinquency, 2010
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Socio-Psychological Profile of Militant Extremists
Lazar Stankov
PsycEXTRA Dataset, 2000
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A Behavioral Study of the Radicalization Trajectories of American 'Homegrown' Al Qaeda-Inspired Terrorist Offenders
Jytte Klausen
2016
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Lone Wolf Terrorist or Deranged Shooter? A Study of Ideological Active Shooter Events in the US, 1970-2014
J capellan
Studies in Conflict & Terrorism, 2015
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Investigating the Applicability of Macro-Level Criminology Theory to Terrorism: A County-Level Analysis
Joshua D. Freilich
Journal of Quantitative Criminology, 2014
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The Terrorist Age-Crime Curve: An Analysis of American Islamist Terrorist Offenders and Age-Specific Propensity for Participation in Violent and Nonviolent Incidents
Jytte Klausen
Social Science Quarterly, 2016
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Extreme Far-Right Murder-Suicide Attacks in the U.S. and Germany: A Comparative Storyline Analysis
Hayden Lucas
2021
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Radical Beliefs and Violent Actions Are Not Synonymous: How to Place the Key Disjuncture Between Attitudes and Behaviors at the Heart of Our Research into Political Violence
James Khalil
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