Area IV. Types of Offending / 19. State Crime, Political Crime, and Terrorism

Division Session of Interest / Division on Terrorism & Bias Crime

Exploring Risk Factors and Pathways for Violent Radicalization in Nationalist-Separatist Groups - Mehmet Fatih Bastug, University of Ontario Institute of Technology; Ahmet Guler, Penn State University

Modus Operandi of Terrorist Groups Using Archetypal Analysis - Russell P. Lundberg, Sam Houston State University

Perceptual and Procedural Expertise in Ideologically-Motivated Crime: An Analysis of the Far-Left - Michael K. Logan, University of Nebraska at Omaha; Gina S. Ligon, University of Nebraska at Omaha; Douglas C. Derrick, University of Nebraska at Omaha

Instruments of Violence: Female Suicide Bombers in Modern Terrorism - Jordan N. Galehan, Southern Illinois University

How Do Terrorist Organizations Survive?: The Syrian Conflict and Its Impact on Recruitment Structures - Suleyman Ozeren, George Mason University

Suleyman Ozeren, George Mason University