| Studies in Conflict and Terrorism 1999 |
| Title | Subject | Authors |
|---|
| Causes of communal war: fear and feasibility. | Sociology and social work | Lischer, Sarah Kenyon |
| Chechnya: a glimpse of future conflict? | Sociology and social work | Arquilla, John, Karasik, Theodore |
| Cyberspace - a new medium for communication, command, and control by extremists. | Sociology and social work | Whine, Michael |
| Do religious institutions support violence or the status quo? | Sociology and social work | Fox, Jonathan |
| Examining the 'authoritarian advantage' in Southeast Asian development in the wake of Asian economic failures. | Sociology and social work | Wrage, Stephen D. |
| Hatred by hated people: xenophobia in Israel. | Sociology and social work | Pedahzur, Ami, Yishai, Yael |
| Iran and terrorism: the transatlantic responses. | Sociology and social work | Bahgat, Gawdat |
| Kahane in America: an excercise in right-wing urban terror. | Sociology and social work | Baumel, Judith Tydor |
| Making sense of ethnic cleansing. | Sociology and social work | Simons, Anna |
| Middle Eastern terrorism and netwar. | Sociology and social work | Zanini, Michele |
| Mult-track microproliferation: lessons from Aum Shinrikyo and Al Qaida. | Sociology and social work | Cameron, Gavin |
| Terrorism and weapons of mass destruction: the case of Aum Shinrikyo. | Sociology and social work | Muir, Angus M. |
| The advent of netwar: analytic background.(Special Issue: Netwar Across the Spectrum of Conflict) | Sociology and social work | Ronfeldt, David, Arquilla, John |
| The Internet's impact on activism: the case of Burma.(Myanmar) | Sociology and social work | Danitz, Tiffany, Strobel, Warren P. |
| U.S. support for regional complex contingency operations: lessons from ECOMOG.(Economic Community of West Africa's Monitoring Group) | Sociology and social work | Taw, Jennifer Morrison, Grant-Thomas, Andrew |
| What makes a revolution? Burma's revolt of 1988 and a comparative analysis of the revolutions of the late 1980s. | Sociology and social work | Thompson, Nick |
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