Rather than providing reviews of publications, this section intends simply to bring publications within the broad field of extremism

and democracy to the attention of the readers. With the ongoing growth in the number of journals it is hard to keep track of what is

published. We therefore encourage our members to keep us posted about recent publications of interest to the group's members.

Please contact Jennifer S. Holmes.

 

 

Addison, T, Murshed, SM, “Transnational terrorism as a spillover of domestic disputes in other countries” DEFENCE AND PEACE ECONOMICS, APR 2005, VL 16 IS 2

Adjibolosoo, S, “Why? The deeper history behind the September 11th Terrorist Attack on America” CANADIAN JOURNAL OF DEVELOPMENT STUDIES, 2005 VL 26 IS 1

Aidi, Hishaam D, “Slavery, genocide and the politics of outrage: understanding the new racial olympics ” Middle East Report, vol. 35, no. 1, pp. 40-55, Spring 2005

Akacem, M “Modern Jihad: Tracing the dollars behind the terror networks INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF MIDDLE EAST STUDIES, AUG 2005 VL 37 IS 3

Almog, Doron, “Cumulative deterrence and the war on terrorism” Parameters, vol. 34, no. 4, pp. 4-19, Winter 2004/2005

Althaus, SL, “God willing: Political fundamentalism in the white house, the war on terror and the echoing press” HARVARD INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF PRESS-POLITICS, SPR 2005, VL 10 IS 2

Ammer, V, “Victims of political terror in the USSR” OSTEUROPA, JAN  2005, VL 55 IS 1

Anonymous, “Secret evidence in the war on terror” HARVARD LAW REVIEW, APR 2005, VL 118 IS 6

Arce M , Daniel G; Sandler, Todd, “Counterterrorism”    Journal of Conflict Resolution, 2005, 49, 2, Apr, 183-200.

Asia-Pacific in the long twentieth century.” CONTEMPORARY SOCIOLOGY-A JOURNAL OF REVIEWS, JAN 2005, VL 34 IS 1

Axworthy, M, “Terrorism, Afghanistan and America's new way of war,”
INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF MIDDLE EAST STUDIES, MAY 2005, VL 37 IS 2

Badawi, Samer, “United States: propaganda machine”  Middle East International, no. 747, pp. 11-12, April 2005

Barnouw, D, “The seduction of unreason: The intellectual romance with fascism from Nietzsche to postmodernism” AMERICAN HISTORICAL REVIEW, APR 2005, VL 110 IS 2

Barros, Carlos Pestana; Proenca, Isabel “Mixed Logit Estimation of Radical Islamic Terrorism in Europe and North America”  Journal of Conflict Resolution, 2005, 49, 2, Apr, 298-314.

Bassnett, S, “ Translating terror” THIRD WORLD QUARTERLY, 2005, VL 26 IS 3

Bauer, Y, ”Murderous utopia - The ideology of Islamic fundamentalism leads inevitably to genocide” INTERNATIONALE POLITIK, FEB 2005, VL 60 IS 2

Becker, MA, “ Terrorism and disaster: Individual and community mental health interventions.” INTERNATIONAL REVIEW OF PSYCHIATRY, AUG 2005, VL 17 IS 4

Beichelt, T, “A world challenged. Fighting terrorism in the twenty-first century.” OSTEUROPA, FEB 2005, VL 55 IS 2

Beland, D, Lecours, A, “The politics of territorial solidarity - Nationalism and social policy reform in Canada, the United Kingdom, and Belgium” COMPARATIVE POLITICAL STUDIES, AUG 2005, VL 38, IS 6

Bell, V, “ The scenography of suicide: terror, politics and the humiliated witness” ECONOMY AND SOCIETY, MAY 2005, VL 34 IS 2

Bhatia, MV, “Fighting words: naming terrorists, bandits, rebels and other violent actors” THIRD WORLD QUARTERLY, MAR 2005, VL 26 IS 1

Blackburn, R, “America right or wrong: An anatomy of American nationalism” NEW LEFT REVIEW, MAR-APR 2005, IS 32

Blick, A, Byrne, I, Weir, S, “Democratic audit: Good governance, human rights, war against terror” PARLIAMENTARY AFFAIRS,  APR 2005, VL 58 IS 2

Bokovoy, M, “Saviours of the nation": Serbia's intellectual opposition and the revival of nationalism” JOURNAL OF MODERN HISTORY, JUN 2005, VL 77 IS 2

Bollinger, LC, “Perilous times: Free speech in wartime, from the Sedition Act of 1798 to the war on terrorism” UNIVERSITY OF CHICAGO LAW REVIEW, WIN 2005, VL 72 IS 1

Bradley, CA, Goldsmith, JL, “The War on Terrorism: International law, clear statement requirements, and constitutional design” HARVARD LAW REVIEW, JUN 2005, VL 118 IS 8

Bratkowski, S, “Killing and terror - The cultural tradition” AMERICAN BEHAVIORAL SCIENTIST, FEB 2005, VL 48 IS 6

Brodeur, JP, “The lesser evil: Political ethics in an age of terror” THEORETICAL CRIMINOLOGY, MAY 2005, VL 9 IS 2

Bunn, M, Wier, A, “The seven myths of nuclear terrorism” CURRENT HISTORY,  APR 2005, VL04 IS 681

Byman, D, Scheuer, M, Leven, A, Lang, WP “Iraq, Afghanistan and the War on "Terror"” MIDDLE EAST POLICY, SPR 2005, VL 12 IS 1

Cam, Surhan, “Talking Turkey for Democracy: Fundamentalism, Fascism and the EU” Capital & Class, 2005, 85, spring, 1-11.

Chesney, Robert M, “The sleeper scenario: terrorism-support laws and the demands of prevention”  Harvard Journal on Legislation, vol. 42, no. 1, pp. 1-89, Winter 2005

Chrimes, P, “America's other war: terrorizing Colombia” INTERNATIONAL AFFAIRS, MAY 2005, VL 81 IS 3

Christodoulidis, E, “Rights vs. public safety after 9/11: America in the age of terrorism” SOCIAL & LEGAL STUDIES, JUN 2005, VL 14 IS 2

Cohen, D, “How I nearly became a terrorist” DISSENT, SPR 2005, VL 52

Coleman, R, “Terrorism, risk and the city: The making of a contemporary urban landscape” EUROPEAN URBAN AND REGIONAL STUDIES, APR 2005, VL 12 IS 2

Conces, RJ, “A Sisyphean tale: The pathology of ethnic nationalism and the pedagogy of forging humane democracies in the Balkans” STUDIES IN EAST EUROPEAN THOUGHT, JUN 2005, VL 57 IS 2

Couland, J, “Anti-terrorist wars” PENSEE, JAN-MAR 2005, IS 341

Coury, RM, “The demonisation of pan-Arab nationalism” RACE & CLASS,  APR-JUN 2005, VL 46 IS 4

Dahl, EJ, “Warning of terror: Explaining the failure of intelligence against terrorism” JOURNAL OF STRATEGIC STUDIES, FEB 2005, VL 28 IS 1

De Decker, Pascal; Kesteloot, Christian; De Maesschalck, Filip; Vranken, Jan, “Revitalizing the City in an Anti-Urban Context: Extreme Right and the Rise of Urban Policies in Flanders, Belgium” International Journal of Urban and Regional Research, 2005, 29, 1, Mar, 152-171.

de Mesquita, EB, “The quality of terror” AMERICAN JOURNAL OF POLITICAL SCIENCE, JUL 2005, VL 49 IS 3

Dearstyne, BW “Fighting terrorism, making war: Critical insights in the management of information and intelligence” GOVERNMENT INFORMATION QUARTERLY, 2005, VL 22 IS 2

Deflem, M, “ Reading terrorism and terrorists” THEORETICAL CRIMINOLOGY, MAY 2005, VL 9 IS 2

Der Derian, J, “Imaging terror: logos, pathos and ethos” THIRD WORLD QUARTERLY, MAR 2005, VL 26 IS 1

Dialmy, A, “Islamic terrorism in Morocco” SOCIAL COMPASS, MAR 2005, VL 52 IS 1

Dorman, Sara Rich, “Narratives of Nationalism in Eritrea: Research and Revisionism” Nations and Nationalism, 2005, 11, 2, Apr, 203-222.

Eisenstadt, S N, “Religious Origins of Modern Radicalism”  Theoria, 2005, 106, Apr, 51-80.

Ellner, S, “Revolutionary and non-revolutionary paths of radical populism: Directions of the Chavista movement in Venezuela” SCIENCE & SOCIETY, APR 2005, VL 69 IS 2

Enders, W, Sandler, T “ Transnational terrorism 1968-2000: Thresholds, persistence, and forecasts” SOUTHERN ECONOMIC JOURNAL, JAN 2005, VL 71

Evans, M, “Globalisation and the new terror: The Asia Pacific dimension” AUSTRALIAN JOURNAL OF INTERNATIONAL AFFAIRS, JUN 2005, VL 59

Ferrero, M, “Radicalization as a reaction to failure: An economic model of Islamic extremism” PUBLIC CHOICE, JAN 2005, VL 122 IS 1-2

Ferrero, Mario/  “Radicalization as a Reaction to Failure: An Economic Model of Islamic Extremism”  Public Choice, 2005, 122, 1-2, Jan, 199-220.

Filc, Dani; Lebel, Udi, “ The Post-Oslo Israeli Populist Radical Right in Comparative Perspective: Leadership, Voter Characteristics and Political Discourse ” Mediterranean Politics, 2005, 10, 1, Mar, 85-97.

Fischhoff, B, Gonzalez, RA, Lerner, JS, Small, DA, “Evolving judgments of terror risks: Foresight, hindsight, and emotion” JOURNAL OF EXPERIMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY-APPLIED, JUN 2005, VL 11 IS 2

Freedman, L, “ Strategic terror and amateur psychology” POLITICAL QUARTERLY, APR-JUN 2005, VL 76 IS 2

Frijters, P “ Dealing with terrorism - Stick or carrot?” ECONOMIC RECORD, JUN 2005, VL 81 IS 253

Frisch, H, “Has the Israeli-Palestinian conflict become Islamic? Fatah, Islam, and the Al-Aqsa Martyrs' Brigades” TERRORISM AND POLITICAL  VIOLENCE, SPR-SUM 2005, VL 17 IS 3

Frisken, AK, “ America's culture of terrorism: Violence, capitalism, and the written word.” AMERICAN HISTORICAL REVIEW, JUN 2005, VL 110

Frost, R, “Nuclear terrorism: The ultimate preventable catastrophe” SURVIVAL, SPR 2005, VL 47 IS 1

Galicki, Z, “International law and terrorism” AMERICAN BEHAVIORAL SCIENTIST, FEB 2005, VL 48 IS 6

Garces, L, “Colombia: The link between drugs and terror” JOURNAL OF DRUG ISSUES, WIN 2005, VL 35 IS 1

Gearty, C, “11 September 2001, counter-terrorism, and the Human Rights Act” JOURNAL OF LAW AND SOCIETY, MAR 2005, VL 32 IS 1

Geifman, A, “Revolutionary apocalypse: Ideological roots of terrorism.” SLAVIC REVIEW, SPR 2005, VL 64 IS 1

Gerteis, J, Goolsby, A, “Nationalism in America: The case of the Populist movement” THEORY AND SOCIETY, APR 2005, VL 34 IS 2

Gibbs, S, “Islam and islamic extremism: An existential analysis”  JOURNAL OF HUMANISTIC PSYCHOLOGY, SPR 2005, VL 45 IS 2

Goodman, R, Jinks, D, “International Law, US war powers, and the global War on Terrorism” HARVARD LAW REVIEW, JUN 2005, VL 118 IS 8

Grafe, KH, “Victims and perpetrators of Stalin's terror 1937/38”  OSTEUROPA, JAN 2005, VL 55 IS 1

Granetz, M “ London diarist - Terror, take two” NEW REPUBLIC JUL 25 2005 VL 233 IS 4

Gregor, A. James “Andreas Umland and the  Fascism  of Alexander Dugin” Erwdgen Wissen  Ethik, vol. 15, no. 3, 2004: 426-429.

Grob-Fitzgibbon, Benjamin, “What Is Terrorism? Redefining a Phenomenon in Time of War”  Peace & Change, 2005, 30, 2, Apr, 231-246.

Hall, F, “The roots of war and terror” JOURNAL OF PSYCHOHISTORY, SUM 2005, VL 33 IS 1

Hart, J, Shaver, PR, Goldenberg, JL, “Attachment, self-esteem, worldviews, and terror management: Evidence for a tripartite security” JOURNAL OF PERSONALITY AND SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY, JUN 2005, VL 88 IS 6

Hawkins, HS, “A sliding scale approach for evaluating the terrorist threat over the Internet” GEORGE WASHINGTON LAW REVIEW, APR 2005, VL 73 IS 3

Hellmich, C, “Al-Qaeda - terrorists, hypocrites, fundamentalists? The view from within” THIRD WORLD QUARTERLY, MAR 2005, VL 26 IS 1

Hodge, David R, “Social Work and the House of Islam: Orienting Practitioners to the Beliefs and Values of Muslims in the United States” Social Work, 2005, 50, 2, Apr, 162-173.

Hodge, DK, “Social work and the house of Islam: Orienting practitioners to the beliefs and values of Muslims in the United States” SOCIAL WORK, 2005, 50, 2, Apr, 162-173.

Huddy, L, Feldman, S, Taber, C, Lahav, G “Threat, anxiety, and support of antiterrorism policies” AMERICAN JOURNAL OF POLITICAL SCIENCE, JUL 2005 VL 49 IS 3

Ng, AT, “Terrorism and disaster: Individual and community mental health Interventions” PSYCHIATRIC SERVICES, JUL 2005, VL 56 IS 7

Jamal, A, “Muslim Americans, Islam, and the "War on terrorism" at home” MIDDLE EAST JOURNAL, SPR 2005, VL 59 IS 2

Johnstone, I, “The plea of "necessity" in international legal discourse:  Humanitarian intervention and counter-terrorism” COLUMBIA JOURNAL OF TRANSNATIONAL LAW, 2005 VL 43 IS 2

Karmani, S, “English, 'terror', and Islam” APPLIED LINGUISTICS, JUN  2005, VL 26 IS 2

Kestila, Elina. “Institutional Constraints and Possibilities of the West Europe Radical Right-Wing Parties”  Politiikka, 2005, 47, 1, 42-53.

Khashan, H, “A reply to Bassel F. Salloukh's review of Arabs at the crossroads: Political identity and nationalism”  INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF MIDDLE EAST STUDIES, AUG 2005, VL 37 IS 3

Kittel, S, “Women, gender and fascism in Europe, 1919-1945” EUROPEAN JOURNAL OF WOMENS STUDIES, MAY 2005, VL 12 IS 2

Klug, B, “Is Europe a lost cause? The European debate on antisemitism and the Middle East conflict” PATTERNS OF PREJUDICE,  MAR 2005, VL 39 IS 1

Klump, A, “Political extremism in the federal Republic of Germany. A guidebook” POLITISCHE VIERTELJAHRESSCHRIFT, MAR 2005, VL 46 IS 1

Kramer, M, “Guerrilla warfare, counterinsurgency and terrorism in the North Caucasus: The military dimension of the Russian-Chechen conflict”  EUROPE-ASIA STUDIES, MAR 2005, VL 57 IS 2

Kudryavtsev, VN, Luneev, VV, Petrishchev, VE, “Terrorism and organized crime under globalization” HERALD OF THE RUSSIAN ACADEMY OF SCIENCES, JAN-FEB 2005, VL 75 IS 1

Kunicki, Mikolaj, “The Red and the Brown: Boleslaw Piasecki, the Polish Communists, and the Anti-Zionist Campaign in Poland, 1967-68” East European Politics and Societies, 2005, 19, 2, spring, 185-225.

Laegaard, Sune, “Headscarves: Discrimination and Nationalism” Politik, 2005, 8, 1, Mar, 60-69.

Lal, Rollie. “South Asian Organized Crime and Terrorist Networks” Orbis: A Journal of World Affairs, 2005, 49, 2, spring, 293-304.

Langfur, H, “Moved by terror: Frontier violence as cultural exchange in late-colonial Brazil” ETHNOHISTORY, SPR 2005, VL 52 IS 2

Lawson, G. “Negotiated revolutions: the prospects for radical change in    contemporary world politics”  REVIEW OF INTERNATIONAL STUDIES JUL 2005, VL 31 IS 3

Lee, RD, Schwartz, PM, “Terrorism, freedom, and security: Winning without war” MICHIGAN LAW REVIEW, MAY 2005, VL 103 IS 6

Li, Quan, “Does Democracy Promote or Reduce Transnational Terrorist Incidents?” Journal of Conflict Resolution, 2005, 49, 2, Apr, 278-297.

Linfield, Susie, “The dance of civilizations: the West, the East and Abu Ghraib”  Dissent, vol. 52, no. 1(218), pp. 46-54, Winter 2005

Lovett, L, “American eugenics: Race, queer anatomy, and the science of Nationalism”  ISIS, MAR 2005, VL 96 IS 1

Mamadouh, V, “Terrorism, risk and the city: The making of a contemporary urban landscape” TIJDSCHRIFT VOOR ECONOMISCHE EN SOCIALE GEOGRAFIE, 2005, VL 96 IS 2

McCarthy, AC, “Free speech for terrorists?” COMMENTARY, MAR 2005, VL 119 IS 3

Mednicoff, David M, “Compromising toward Confusion: The 9/11 Commission Report and American policy in the Middle East” Contemporary Sociology: A Journal of Reviews, 2005, 34, 2, Mar, 107-115.

Meisels, T, “How terrorism upsets liberty” POLITICAL STUDIES, MAR 2005, VL 53 IS 1

Merari, Ariel, “Israel facing terrorism” Israel Affairs, vol. 11, no. 1, pp. 223-237, January 2005

Mesnard y Mendez, Pierre, “Exploring "Terror/ism": Numinosity, Killings, Horizons” Socialism and Democracy, 2005, 19, 1(37), Mar, 94-118.

Meyer, KE, “The case for democracy: The power of freedom to overcome tyranny and terror” WORLD POLICY JOURNAL, SPR 2005, VL 22 IS 1

Miller, SE, “Terrifying thoughts: Power, order, and terror after 9/11” GLOBAL GOVERNANCE, APR-JUN 2005, VL 11 IS 2

Minow, M, “The lesser evil: Political ethics in an age of terror” HARVARD LAW REVIEW, MAY 2005, VL 118 IS 7

Montiel, CJ, Shah, AA, “Social meaning of political violence: Terrorism or freedom-fighter?” INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF PSYCHOLOGY, OCT-DEC 2004, VL 39 IS 5-6

Mozaffari, M, “Bin Laden, Islamism, and Terrorism” SOCIETY, JUL-AUG  2005, VL 42 IS 5

Mudde, C, “Racist extremism in Central and Eastern Europe” EAST EUROPEAN POLITICS AND SOCIETIES, SPR 2005, VL 19 IS 2

Mudde, Cas, “Racist Extremism in Central and Eastern Europe” East European Politics and Societies, 2005, 19, 2, spring, 161-184.

Muro, D, Quiroga, A, “Spanish nationalism - Ethnic or civic?” ETHNICITIES, MAR 2005, VL 5 IS 1

Nadarajah, S, Sriskandarajah, D “Liberation struggle or terrorism? The politics of naming the LTTE” THIRD WORLD QUARTERLY, MAR 2005, VL 26

Niemann, G, “ Terror laws: ASIO, counter-terrorism and the threat to democracy” AUSTRALIAN JOURNAL OF POLITICAL SCIENCE, MAR 2005, VL 40 IS 1

Norris, Pippa, “ A Thesis of "New Cleavage" and a Social Base of Support for the Radical Right” Opiniao Publica, 2005, 11, 1, Mar, 1-32.

North, CS et al, “Comparison of post-disaster psychiatric disorders after terrorist bombings in Nairobi and Oklahoma City” BRITISH JOURNAL OF PSYCHIATRY, JUN 2005, VL 186  

O'Connell, ME, “ Enhancing the status of non-state actors through a  global war on terror?” COLUMBIA JOURNAL OF TRANSNATIONAL LAW, 2005 VL 43 IS 2

O'Neil, MM, “Crawford v. Washington: Implications for the war on terrorism” CATHOLIC UNIVERSITY LAW REVIEW, SPR 2005, VL 54 IS 3

Parsons, L, “Containing Arab nationalism: The Eisenhower doctrine and the Middle East.” AMERICAN HISTORICAL REVIEW, JUN 2005, VL 110 IS 3

Picco, G, “The challenges of strategic terrorism” TERRORISM AND POLITICAL VIOLENCE, WIN 2005, VL 17 IS 1-2

Ponomarev, L, “We must overcome the causes of terrorism in Russia”  RUSSIAN POLITICS AND LAW, MAR-APR, 2005, VL 43 IS 2

Post, JM, “ When hatred is bred in the bone: Psycho-cultural foundations of contemporary terrorism” POLITICAL PSYCHOLOGY AUG 2005, VL 26 IS 4

Reid, J, “he biopolitics of the war on terror: a critique of the 'return of imperialism' thesis in international relations” THIRD WORLD QUARTERLY, JUN 2005, VL 26 IS 2

Roberts, A, “ The 'war on terror' in historical perspective” SURVIVAL SUM 2005, VL 47 IS 2

Robin, C, “ The anatomy of fascism” DISSENT, SUM 2005, VL 52 IS 3

Roislien, HE, “Understanding religious violence: Thinking outside the box on terrorism” JOURNAL OF PEACE RESEARCH, MAY 2005, VL 42 IS 3

Rubbelke, DTG, “ Differing motivations for terrorism” DEFENCE AND PEACE ECONOMICS, FEB 2005, VL 16 IS 1

Rydgren, J, “Is extreme right-wing populism contagious? Explaining the emergence of a new party family” EUROPEAN JOURNAL OF POLITICAL RESEARCH, MAY 2005, VL 44 IS 3

Sabbagh, C, “ Environmentalism, right-wing extremism, and social justice beliefs among East German adolescents” INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF PSYCHOLOGY, APR 2005, VL 40 IS 2

Savitch, H.V, “An anatomy of urban terror: lessons from Jerusalem and elsewhere” Urban Studies, vol. 42, no. 3, pp. 361-395, March 2005

Sayer, A, Barone, CA, “Radical political economy: a concise introduction” PROGRESS IN HUMAN GEOGRAPHY, APR 2005, VL 29 IS 2

Schmit, N, “Religious fundamentalism in the contemporary world: Critical social and political issues” SOCIOLOGY OF RELIGION, SPR 2005, VL 66, IS 1

Seib, Philip, “The news media and the "clash of civilizations" Parameters, vol. 34, no. 4, pp. 71-85, Winter 2004/2005

Shaikh, F, “Pakistan's drift into extremism: Allah, the army, and  America's war on terror” INTERNATIONAL AFFAIRS, MAR 2005, VL 81 IS 2

Shalev, AY, Freedman, S, “PTSD following terrorist attacks: A prospective evaluation” AMERICAN JOURNAL OF PSYCHIATRY, JUN 2005, VL 162, IS 6

Share, M, “Clash of worlds: the Comintern, British Hong Kong and Chinese nationalism, 1921-1927” EUROPE-ASIA STUDIES, JUN 2005, VL 57

Shearman, P, “Globalisation and the new terror: The Asia Pacific dimension” AUSTRALIAN JOURNAL OF POLITICAL SCIENCE, MAR 2005, VL 40 IS 1

Silitski, V “The case for democracy: The power of freedom to overcome Tyranny and terror.” JOURNAL OF DEMOCRACY JUL 2005 VL 16 IS 3

Silke, A, “Children, terrorism and counterterrorism: Lessons in policy and practice” TERRORISM AND POLITICAL VIOLENCE, WIN 2005 VL 17

Siqueira, Kevin, “Political and Militant Wings within Dissident Movements and Organizations ”  Journal of Conflict Resolution, 2005, 49, 2, Apr, 218-236.

Skott, Jakob Pall; Kjaer, Anna Nielsen, “American Security Policy after the Cold War” Politik, 2005, 8, 1, Mar, 70-84.

Smith, Thomas W, “Civic Nationalism and Ethnocultural Justice in Turkey” Human Rights Quarterly, 2005, 27, 2, May, 436-470.

Speckmann, T, “The new Cold War - In face of anti-terror coalition: The east-west confrontation turns again” INTERNATIONALE POLITIK, MAY 2005, VL 60 IS 5

Spence, K, “World risk society and war against terror” POLITICAL STUDIES, JUN 2005, VL 53 IS 2

Sullivan, A, “How fundamentalism is splitting the GOP. Crisis of faith” NEW REPUBLIC, MAY 2005, VL 232 IS 16-17

Sutherland, Claire, “Nation-Building through Discourse Theory” Nations and Nationalism, 2005, 11, 2, Apr, 185-202.

Thomassen, L, “ Reading radical democracy: A commentary on Clive Barnett” POLITICAL GEOGRAPHY, JUN 2005, VL 24 IS 5

Tierney, Kathleen, “The 9/11 Commission and Disaster Management: Little Depth, Less Context, Not Much Guidance” Contemporary Sociology: A Journal of Reviews, 2005, 34, 2, Mar, 115-120.

Timm, KJ “Can Right-wing extremism (only) be fought with new laws?”  KRIMINALISTIK, 2005, VL 59 IS 3

Todorova, Maria, “The Trap of Backwardness: Modernity, Temporality, and the Study of Eastern European Nationalism” Slavic Review, 2005, 64, 1, spring, 140-164.

Tokluoglu, C, “ Definitions of national identity, nationalism and  Ethnicity in post-Soviet Azerbaijan in the 1990s” ETHNIC AND RACIAL STUDIES, JUL 2005, VL 28 IS 4

Tuntiya, N, “Fundamentalist religious affiliation and support for civil liberties: A critical reexamination” SOCIOLOGICAL INQUIRY, MAY 2005, VL 75 IS 2

Turek, J, “The economy of terror. On the trail of the dollars behind terrorism” INTERNATIONALE POLITIK FEB 2005, VL 60 IS 2

Tushnet, M, “Controlling executive power in the war on terrorism” HARVARD LAW REVIEW, JUN 2005, VL 118 IS 8

Umland, Andreas, “Concepts of Fascism in Contemporary Russia and the West” Political Studies Review, vol. 3, no. 1, 2005: 34-49.

Umland, Andreas, “Konzeptionelle Grundfragen vergleichender Rechtsextremismusforschung: Der Beitrag der Faschismustheorie Roger Griffins [Fundamental Conceptual Issues of Right-Wing Extremism Studies: The Contribution of Roger Griffin_s Theory of Fascism],_ _Einige Beispiele f|r die forschungspraktische Relevanz der Griffinschen Taxonomie [Some Examples of the Practical Research Relevance of Griffin_s Taxonomy],_ and _Dugin kein Faschist? Eine Erwiederung an Professor A. James Gregor [Dugin Not a Fascist? A Reply to Professor A. James Gregor], Erwdgen Wissen  Ethik, vol. 15, no. 3, 2004: 355-357, 418-420, 424-426.

Umland, Andreas, “Kulturhegemoniale Strategien der russischen extremen Rechten: Die Verbindung von faschistischer Ideologie und gramscistischer Taktik im  Neoeurasismus des Aleksandr Dugin [Cultural-hegemonic Strategies of the Russian Extreme Right: The Fusion of Fascist Ideology and Gramscian Tactics in the Neo-Eurasianism  of Aleksandr Dugin]” Vsterreichische Zeitschrift f|r Politikwissenschaft, vol. 33, no. 4, 2004: 437-454.

Umland, Andreas, “Some Addenda on the Relevance of Extremely Right-Wing Ideas in Putin’s New Russia” Erwdgen Wissen  Ethik, vol. 15, no. 4, 2004:

Van Biezen, Ingrid, “Terrorism and Democratic Legitimacy: Conflicting Interpretations of the Spanish Elections”  Mediterranean Politics, 2005, 10, 1, Mar, 99-108.

Vermeersch, P, “Liberal nationalism in Central Europe” EUROPE-ASIA STUDIES, MAY 2005, VL 57 IS 3

Victoroff, J, “The mind of the terrorist - A review and critique of psychological approaches” JOURNAL OF CONFLICT RESOLUTION, FEB 2005, VL 49 IS 1

Viscusi, WK, Zeckhauser, RJ, “Recollection bias and the combat of terrorism” JOURNAL OF LEGAL STUDIES, JAN 2005, VL 34 IS 1

Walker, C ”Biological attack, terrorism and the law” TERRORISM AND POLITICAL VIOLENCE, WIN 2005, VL 17 IS 1-2

Weigl, M, “Why the Germans? Antisemitism-Nazism-Genocide”  INTERNATIONALE POLITIK, FEB 2005, VL 60 IS 2

Weimann, Gabriel, “Cyberterrorism: The Sum of All Fears?” Studies in Conflict & Terrorism, 2005, 28, 2, Mar-Apr, 129-149.

Wheeler, R, “ Reigns of terror” CANADIAN JOURNAL OF POLITICAL SCIENCE, MAR 2005, VL 38 IS 1

Whiteneck, D. “Deterring terrorists: Thoughts on a framework” WASHINGTON QUARTERLY, SUM 2005, VL 28 IS 3

Wiktorowicz, Quintan, “A Genealogy of Radical Islam”     Studies in Conflict & Terrorism, 2005, 28, 2, Mar-Apr, 75-97.

Yum, YO, Schenck-Hamlin, W “Reactions to 9/11 as a function of terror management and perspective taking” JOURNAL OF SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY, JUN 2005 VO 145 IS 3

Zamponi, SF, “The struggle for modernity: Nationalism, futurism and fascism” AMERICAN HISTORICAL REVIEW, FEB 2005, V 110 IS 1

Zehfuss, Maja “Remembering to Forgive? The 'War on Terror' in a 'Dialogue' between German and US Intellectuals” International Relations, 2005, 19, 1, Mar, 91-102.