Professor Brooke Rogers, of King’s College London will be a Keynote Speaker at STR’s 14th Annual International Conference
Dr Sarah Marsden, of Lancaster University will be a Keynote Speaker at STR’s 14th Annual International Conference
The Society for Terrorism Research and De Montfort University are pleased to announce the call for papers for the 5th annual postgraduate conference to be held on the 29th May 2020: Current Themes in the Study of Terrorism and Political violence.
The Society for Terrorism Research (STR) and the School of Law and Social Sciences at Royal Holloway, University of London are delighted to announce the Call for Papers for the 14th Annual International Conference September 3-4, 2020: Unanswered Questions and Under- Researched Topics in Terrorism Research.
Simon Copeland, a PhD student at Lancaster University in England, won the Best Student Paper Prize at the Society for Terrorism Research’s 12th Annual International Conference held in Liverpool for his paper, ‘Telling stories of terrorism: a framework for applying narrative approaches to the study of militant’s self-accounts.’
The Best Student Paper Prize promotes the work of postgraduate students throughout the world, in all disciplines, in the field of terrorism research. Simon’s paper will be published in STR’s peer reviewed journal Behavioral Sciences of Terrorism and Political Aggression in 2019.
Professor Brooke Rogers, of King’s College London will be a Keynote Speaker at STR’s 14th Annual International Conference
Dr Sarah Marsden, of Lancaster University will be a Keynote Speaker at STR’s 14th Annual International Conference