Finally getting back to the terrorism studies starter kit, now that the semester has wound down. On this #scholarsunday, I'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's not meant to be exhaustive. It'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
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If you'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
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If you'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
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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
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