The relationship between disasters triggered by natural hazards (DTNH) and terrorism is
attracting renewed public and academic interest. This review article aims to unveil the key …

Purpose Current evidence suggests volatile temperatures are becoming more common
because of climate change and can be expected to become even more frequent in the …

Objectives: While terrorism studies were once castigated as atheoretical and unempirical,
criminology has been well suited to apply theories of crime to terrorism and to then test those …

Natural disasters create a fertile environment for terrorists by creating or exacerbating
vulnerabilities within a state. Previous research has found mixed evidence regarding the …

The potential impact of drought and low precipitation on crime rates is of growing importance
in the era of worsening climate change. Evidence shows that drought and meteorological …

Targeted killings are a prominent strategy for combatting terrorism and are regularly claimed
to deter political violence. Employed against terrorist leaders like Osama bin Laden and …

Understanding how and why people and groups desist from committing acts of terrorism is a
central but understudied topic. As recent findings suggest that recidivism from terrorism is …

Why do some governments negotiate with insurgent organizations while others use force?
This study examines the factors that influence these strategic government approaches to …

Over the past two decades, research on radicalisation, political extremism, and terrorism has
become one of the fastest growing sub-fields within criminology. In this chapter, we identify a …

Green criminology is a multidisciplinary field that seeks to explain the relationship between
crime and geography. Bangladeshi criminologists and crime preventionists are increasingly …