| Studies in Conflict and Terrorism 2008 |
| Title | Subject | Authors |
|---|
| An appraisal of the Radical Animal Liberation Movement in Switzerland: 2003 to March 2007. | Sociology and social work | Flukiger, Jean-Marc |
| Connecting terrorist networks.(Jemaah Islamiyah and Al Qaeda)(Case study) | Sociology and social work | Atran, Scott, Magouirk, Justin, Sageman, Marc |
| Creating the ideology of Al Qaeda: from hypocrites to Salafi-Jihadists. | Sociology and social work | Hellmich, Christina |
| Democracy, Al Qaeda, and the causes of terrorism: a strategic analysis of U.S. policy. | Sociology and social work | Freeman, Michael |
| Misuse of passports: identity fraud, the propensity to travel, and international terrorism. | Sociology and social work | Rudner, Martin |
| Modeling hostage-taking: on reputation and strategic rationality of terrorists. | Sociology and social work | Nax, Heinrich Harald |
| Strengths and weaknesses of grassroot jihadist networks: the Madrid bombings. | Sociology and social work | Manas, Javier Jordan Fernando M. |
| Terrorists, insurgents, and criminals - growing nexus?(Case study) | Sociology and social work | Oehme, Chester G., III |
| The alliance system of the Abu Sayyaf, 1993-2000. | Sociology and social work | Ugarte, Eduardo F. |
| The logic of terrorist target choice: an examination of Chechen rebel bombings from 1997-2003. | Sociology and social work | McCartan, Lisa M., Masselli, Andrea, Rey, Michael, Rusnak, Danielle |
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