Recent years have witnessed increasing academic, media, and political attention to the
threat of far-right terrorism. In this article, I argue that scholarship on this threat has suffered …

How can we make sense of Western states' nondesignation of white supremacists as
terrorists compared to other actors engaged in similar political violence? This article offers …

Calls for governments to proscribe white supremacist actors as 'terrorists' have increased in
recent years, yet little attention has been paid to whether proscription of such actors 'works' …

This article contributes to an 'historical turn'in security scholarship. It addresses imbalance in
security studies' attention to historical empirics, and argues against notions of temporal …

How do militant organizations respond to counterterrorism? A vast literature seeks to
understand the effects of counterterrorism, examining outcomes such as levels of violence …

The disciplinary development of policy studies has long been shaped by scholars working
within liberal democratic traditions. In consequence, a long-held assumption that policy …

In the wake of the September 11 attacks in 2001, countries were encouraged to enact
domestic legislative changes as part of the Global War on Terror. However, it has been left to …

This chapter addresses the public policy dimensions of national security and seeks to
explain how national security policy has supplanted 'normal'modes of public policy, carving …

This chapter demonstrates and probes the idea of 'humanitarian securitisation'propelled by
humanitarianism amidst the emergence of new wars linked to inequality. Humanitarian …

This chapter argues that terrorism and counterterrorism are fundamentally temporal
activities. Taking this seriously enriches our understanding of the dynamics, contexts, actors …