Thread by @Julie_C_Hwang, Finally getting back to the terrorism studies starter kit, now that the [...]

Julie Chernov Hwang

Julie_C_Hwang

Finally getting back to the terrorism studies starter kit, now that the semester has wound down. On this #scholarsunday, I& #39;m highlighting some fantastic scholars working on organizational behavior, ideology, sub-cultures, & foreign fighters. @womenalsoknow #academictwitter 1/7

Again, this is a starter kit. It& #39;s not meant to be exhaustive. It& #39;s also work pitched at the upper level undergrad in college. Please feel free to add any scholars that you see missing, especially women, BIPOC, in-region/of region scholars. 2/7

For those interested in extremist sub-cultures, these scholars are a wonderful start.
@milleridriss-Youth white nationalist sub-cultures
@simi_pete- Aryan free spaces
@cpicciolini
@Hegghammer- wrote the book, Jihadi Culture.
Nelly Lahoud
Robyn Creswell
Bernard Haykel
3/7

If you& #39;re interested in the ideologies underpinning terrorist groups or specific ideologues, these are some great follows.
@brynjarlia
@Hegghammer
@nooruinyogya
@DrOmarAshour
@ShirazMaher
Nelly Lahoud
@CChristineFair
Joseph Liow
Ehud Spitzak
4/7

If you& #39;re interested in organizational behavior in terrorist groups, start here.
@Victor_Asal
@tricbacon- Alliances
@CChristineFair- LeT
Jacob Shapiro-
Martha Crenshaw
Solahudin -DI/JI
@QuintonTemby- DI/JI
@EmyMatesan- Egypt & Indonesia
@akcronin- how campaigns end
5/7

There are a host of amazing scholars working on foreign fighters, many of whom examine ISIS/Al Qaeda.
@AmarAmarasingam
@DevorahMargolin
@charliewinter
@ColinPClarke
@Ali_H_Soufan
@Hegghammer
@drdavidmalet
Mohammed Hafez
@dbyman
@BarakMendelsohn
@kristinmbakke
6/7

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