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Session Submission Type: Paper Session
1:20pm |
Does Oral History Have a Place in Terrorism Studies?: Learning from “the Emigrants” - Michael Kenney, University of Pittsburgh-Pittsburgh Campus
1:30pm |
1. Joining and pulling back: what pushes individuals to enter or stay away from terrorist groups - Erika Ricci, University of Central Florida
1:40pm |
IGOs, Democratization and Transnational Terrorism in Turkey - Crystal Elizabeth Shelton, Christopher Newport University
1:50pm |
Terrorism, Regimes, and Education: The Mechanisms that Motivate the Prevalence of Political Violence - Stephen Charles Nemeth, Oklahoma State University-Main Campus; Howard Sanborn, Oklahoma State University-Main Campus
2:00pm |
The Difference that Religion Makes: An Application of Behavioral Explanations for Terrorist Decision-making in Religiously Motivated Campaigns - Jayme R. Schlesinger, Rutgers University
2:10pm |
Brian J. Phillips, University of Essex
2:10pm |
Douglas R Woodwell, University of Indianapolis
2:20pm |
Audience participation will last for the remainder of the session.