Despite the prevalence of armed groups in world politics, a prominent measurement
challenge obscures understanding about many of these militant actors, especially when …

Given that terrorism is omnipresent on social media, it is imperative to study how seeing
terror content online is related to individuals' attitudes, behaviors, and emotions. This study …

This article examines the reliability of “terrorism” classifications within the Global Terrorism
Database (GTD) by looking at its inclusion criteria as well as filtering mechanisms for …

This paper tests the pertinence of individual-level theoretical framework of fear of crime to
explain fear of terrorism and underscores the significance of the nexus between fear of …

How should we measure terrorism? Political scientists typically use executed attacks as the
dependent variable and test covariates to identify factors that produce terrorism. But attacks …

In the United States, domestic political violence has become a focal point of discourse
among scholars, policy makers, journalists, politicians, and the public. This is largely due not …

This study seeks to understand how media coverage of right-wing extremism and rightwing
terrorism compares to the more general coverage of terrorism that appears in major US …

This study introduces the Political Violence in Turkiye Event Dataset (POLVITED), a
resource designed to provide a more comprehensive estimation of political violence in …

Over the years, the National Institute of Justice's (NIJ) funding for research has provided
important opportunities to advance our understanding of topics related to crime and justice …

Over the last decades, Machine Learning (ML) has been implemented in nearly every part of
our daily lives. Whereas this development was heavily discussed in the area of predictive …