Publications

Publications 98

Perspective

Shamima Begum, Citizenship Revocation and the Question of Due Process

Kosovo's Experience in Repatriating Former Foreign Fighters

Le Silence des Agneaux: France’s War Against ‘Jihadist Groups’ and Associated Legal Rationale

15 May 2020

Long read by

Rebecca Mignot-Mahdavi

Perspective

The Russian Imperial Movement (RIM) and its Links to the Transnational White Supremacist Extremist Movement

24 Apr 2020

Short Read by

Daveed Gartenstein-Ross,

Samuel Hodgson,

Colin P. Clarke

Perspective

The Prosecution of Foreign Fighters under International Humanitarian Law: Misconceptions and Opportunities

13 Dec 2019

Short Read by

Christophe Paulussen,

Hanne Cuyckens,

Katharine Fortin

Perspective

European countries are being challenged in court to repatriate their foreign fighters and families

Terrorism in the Age of Tech

The Caliphate’s Women and Children—What Role can the Family Courts play? (Part 2)

The Caliphate’s Women and Children – What Role can the Family Courts play? (Part 1)

Germany and its Returning Foreign Terrorist Fighters: New Loss of Citizenship Law and the Broader German Repatriation Landscape

The Need to Maintain Control over Militant Jihadists

British Citizenship Revoked, Bangladeshi Citizenship Uncertain – What Next for Shamima Begum?

The Repatriation of Foreign Fighters and Their Families: Options, Obligations, Morality and Long-Term Thinking

Violence and Terrorism from the Far-Right: Policy Options to Counter an Elusive Threat

The Foreign Terrorist Fighter Repatriation Challenge: The View from Canada

Countering Terrorism Through the Stripping of Citizenship: Ineffective and Counterproductive

Global Security Pulse September 2018: The Crime-Terrorism Nexus

Revisiting the Relationship between International Terrorism and Transnational Organised Crime 22 Years Later

Investigating and Prosecuting Cases of the Nexus between Organised Crime and Terrorism: Best Practices and Lessons Learned for Practitioners

Bringing (Foreign) Terrorist Fighters to Justice in a Post-ISIS Landscape Part III: Collecting Evidence from Conflict Situations

12 Jun 2018

Short Read by

Tanya Mehra

Topics

Extremism and the UK Policy Spiral

Russia and the Far-Right: Insights From Ten European Countries

Deprivation of nationality after a terrorist conviction: the uncomfortable truth

Russia and the Far-Right: Insights From Ten European Countries

Deprivation of nationality after a terrorist conviction: the uncomfortable truth

UNRWA, countering the financing of terrorism, and the swing back to post-9/11 hard security reflexes

Beyond Blame Games: Deciphering Russia’s Response to the Evolving Jihadi Threat

Administrative Measures, Human Rights, and Democracy in Turbulent Times

Publications 98

Filters

Shamima Begum, Citizenship Revocation and the Question of Due Process

Kosovo's Experience in Repatriating Former Foreign Fighters

Le Silence des Agneaux: France’s War Against ‘Jihadist Groups’ and Associated Legal Rationale

The Russian Imperial Movement (RIM) and its Links to the Transnational White Supremacist Extremist Movement

The Prosecution of Foreign Fighters under International Humanitarian Law: Misconceptions and Opportunities

European countries are being challenged in court to repatriate their foreign fighters and families

Terrorism in the Age of Tech

The Caliphate’s Women and Children—What Role can the Family Courts play? (Part 2)

The Caliphate’s Women and Children – What Role can the Family Courts play? (Part 1)

Germany and its Returning Foreign Terrorist Fighters: New Loss of Citizenship Law and the Broader German Repatriation Landscape

The Need to Maintain Control over Militant Jihadists

British Citizenship Revoked, Bangladeshi Citizenship Uncertain – What Next for Shamima Begum?

The Repatriation of Foreign Fighters and Their Families: Options, Obligations, Morality and Long-Term Thinking

Violence and Terrorism from the Far-Right: Policy Options to Counter an Elusive Threat

The Foreign Terrorist Fighter Repatriation Challenge: The View from Canada

Countering Terrorism Through the Stripping of Citizenship: Ineffective and Counterproductive

Global Security Pulse September 2018: The Crime-Terrorism Nexus

Revisiting the Relationship between International Terrorism and Transnational Organised Crime 22 Years Later

Investigating and Prosecuting Cases of the Nexus between Organised Crime and Terrorism: Best Practices and Lessons Learned for Practitioners

Bringing (Foreign) Terrorist Fighters to Justice in a Post-ISIS Landscape Part III: Collecting Evidence from Conflict Situations