This article examines the research literature on women and terrorism and tries to determine
whether there is a lack of research on women and terrorism, and whether this research is …

This article privileges the grounded geographies of the war on terror, focusing on those who
grapple with its everyday policing powers. Informed by ethnographic research in the cities of …

What happens when the world's 'oldest profession'interacts with history's oldest form of war?
In the Horn of Africa, a symbiotic relationship between prostitutes and terrorists has …

As issues of repatriations of ISIS members and their families are hotly debated, exploring the
factors that led over 40,000 men and women to leave their home countries to join ISIS is …

In early 2016, I received an exasperated text message from a friend in Nairobi. Referencing
the newly released political thriller Eye in the Sky, she contested the film's portrayal of Kenya …

This article assesses the link between the state and the media in their coverage of foreign
policy decisions. It holds up to empirical scrutiny the claim that genuine press criticism can …

In this article, we explore the framing of religious converts by Dutch and Flemish
newspapers in the period 1991–2017. We focus on the differences and commonalities in …

This article considers the media representation of two women who left the west for Islamic
State (IS) in the mid-2010s: from France, Christine Rivière, nicknamed “Mamie …

This article uses the trial of Christine Rivière, dubbed 'Mamie Djihad', sentenced to 10 years
in prison for terrorism-related activities on her return from the Islamic State (IS) Caliphate, as …

How did a schoolgirl become a threat to national security such that her citizenship was
revoked by the United Kingdom (UK) home secretary? Answer: she joined Daesh, 1 had …