States and international organizations have become increasingly willing to proscribe armed
groups, labelling them terrorists and imposing legal, economic and political sanctions. To …

Terrorist designation has increasingly become an important counterterrorism tool used by
intergovernmental organizations and state governments. This article examines the …

A recent wave of scholarship has drawn attention to the need for further engagement with
the role of 'the audience'in securitization 'games'. This article contributes to this discussion …

ISIS has run the most effective social media marketing campaign in history. In fact, violent
extremist organizations (VEOs) market their ideology and organizations to a global audience …

How does branding militant groups as “Foreign Terrorist Organizations”(FTOs) affect them?
Beyond its obvious policy importance, this question speaks to debates about …

This article explores the closely knit yet complex link between proscription and temporality
through the examination of terrorism trials in Nigeria. Through the notion of proscribing time …

This article investigates empirically the impact of power asymmetry and interest formation in
the European Union's (EU) external relations with third countries in the context of the …

Cyber technologies are becoming an ever-increasing part of the portfolios of Violent
Extremist Organisations (VEO). Terrorist groups use these technologies in a variety of ways …

This research explores the impact of proscription on non-state groups' behaviour,
specifically regarding their use of violence. Recognizing that counterterrorism measures …

Breakthroughs in the global governance of terrorism depend mainly on the development on
the part of the international community of thorough and effective mechanisms. At present …