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  • Mar112024

    Understanding the role of unconscious bias in conflict dynamics

    By Emma Ciccarella Standing before members of Israel’s parliament, the Knesset, in 1977, then President of Egypt, Anwar Sadat, declared that…

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  • Feb272024

    Photo essay: A week in Iraq

    In 2023, Dr Inna Rudolf, Dr Craig Larkin, and Dr Rajan Basra from the Cross-Border Conflict Evidence, Policy and Trends…

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  • Feb132024

    The costs of ignoring conflict trauma in men and boys

    By Dr Heidi Riley and Clara May Content warning: contains mention of sexual violence and suicide. President Volodymyr Zelensky of…

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  • Jan162024

    ICSR Event – God, Guns, and Sedition: Far-Right Terrorism in America (Book Launch), February 6th

    Where: Online When: Tuesday February 6th, 5pm GMT ICSR invites you to attend a book launch for Prof Bruce Hoffman and Jacob…

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  • Jan102024

    ICSR Event – Explaining Recruitment to Extremism: A Bayesian Hierarchical Case–Control Approach, January 29th

    Where: Online When: Monday January 29th, 5pm GMT ICSR invites you to attend a webinar with Dr Neil Ketchley and Dr Aaron…

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  • Jan032024

    Waiting for War: escalation on Lebanon’s southern border and conflict memory

    By Brontë Philips *This was written in December 2023, before the targeting of a senior Hamas commander in Beirut. Information…

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  • Nov152023

    Childhood Innocence?: Mapping Trends in Teenage Terrorism Offenders

    The full report can be accessed here. An overview of its findings can be found here. A live version of…

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  • Nov012023

    ICSR Event – The New World Disorder: How the West is Destroying Itself (Book Launch), November 21st

    Where: King’s College London When: Tuesday November 21st, 5.30pm GMT ICSR invites you to attend a book launch for Senior Fellow Prof…

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  • Oct262023

    Imagined Threats: Demographic Conspiracy Theories, Antisemitism, and the Legacy of the 2018 Pittsburgh Synagogue Attack

    The full report can be accessed here. Please read on for the Executive Summary.   On 2 August 2023, a…

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  • Oct252023

    ICSR Report Launch – Childhood Innocence?: Mapping Trends in Teenage Terrorism Offenders, November 14th

    Where: King’s College London When: Tuesday November 14th, 5.30pm GMT Recent years have seen a sharp rise in cases of “homegrown” teenage…

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  • Oct192023

    Behind the Mask: Uncovering the Extremist Messages of a 3D‑Printed Gun Designer

    The full report can be accessed here. Please read on for the Executive Summary.   About this Study Within the…

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  • Oct172023

    Four years on from Lebanon’s 17 October revolution

    By Mohamad El Kari Visiting Lebanon today, it is difficult to escape the feeling that a collective sense of hopelessness…

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  • Oct162023

    ICSR & PoE Report Launch – Imagined Threats: Demographic Conspiracy Theories, Antisemitism, and the Legacy of the 2018 Pittsburgh Synagogue Attack, October 26th

    Where: Online When: Thursday October 26th, 3pm BST On October 26th, ICSR and the Program on Extremism at George Washington University will…

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  • Sep272023

    ICSR Report Launch – Behind the Mask: Uncovering the Extremist Messages of a 3D-Printed Gun Designer, October 18th

    Where: King’s College London When: Wednesday October 18th, 6.15pm BST This new ICSR report reveals the digital footprint of the world’s most…

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  • Sep202023

    ICSR Event – Routledge Handbook of Transnational Terrorism (Book Launch), October 9th

    Where: King’s College London When: Monday October 9th, 7.15pm BST ICSR invites you to attend a book launch for the Routledge…

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  • Aug312023

    XCEPT Briefing Note – Imprisoned for Terrorism: The Experiences of Inmates in Roumieh Prison in Lebanon

    XCEPT Briefing Note – Imprisoned for Terrorism: The Experiences of Inmates in Roumieh Prison in Lebanon Dr Craig Larkin &…

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  • Aug172023

    What do we mean when we talk about ‘resilience’ to violent extremism?’

    By Federica Calissano Speaking at a memorial event 10 years on from 9/11, then President of the United States, Barack…

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  • Jul282023

    XCEPT Briefing Note – Men and Psychosocial Support Services Programming

    XCEPT Briefing Note – Men and Psychosocial Support Services Programming Dr Heidi Riley This Briefing Note explores humanitarian responses to…

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  • Jun282023

    Dr Inna Rudolf shares her research on post-conflict recovery in Mosul

    Dr Inna Rudolf is a Research Fellow on the Cross-Border Conflict Evidence, Policy and Trends (XCEPT) research programme at King’s…

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  • Jun142023

    Meet Dr Rajan Basra – XCEPT research

    Dr Rajan Basra is a post-doctoral researcher on the Cross-Border Conflict Evidence, Policy and Trends (XCEPT) research programme at King’s…

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  • May102023

    Martyrdom in Lebanon: An Evolution of Memory-Making

    By Bronte Philips In a speech given on Hezbollah’s 11 November Martyrs’ Day in 2021, the group’s Secretary-General, Hassan Nasrallah,…

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  • Apr262023

    Meet Dr Fiona McEwen – XCEPT research

    Dr Fiona McEwen is the Survey and Interventions Director of the Cross-Border Conflict Evidence, Policy and Trends (XCEPT) research programme…

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  • Apr122023

    Financing Violent Extremism: An Examination of Maligned Creativity in the Use of Financial Technologies

    The full report can be accessed here. Please read on for the Executive Summary.   This workbook teaches researchers, analysts…

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  • Apr122023

    Can Uncertainty Make Us Violent? The Role of Uncertainty in Encouraging Violent and Extremist Ideologies

    By Federica Calissano Credit: Shutterstock/zimmytws. Uncertainty is a condition that all individuals experience, and it is something that we all, to…

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  • Apr062023

    Translation in conflict: an instrument of power or a place of neutrality?

    By Mohamad El Kari Credit: Shutterstock/igor kisselev. Within the realm of conflict zones, translators play a complex role in representing, and…

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  • Mar292023

    Forgotten refugees – the experiences of Syrian military defectors in Turkey

    By Alison Brettle Photo: January 2023: Syrian refugee tents near the Syrian-Turkish border. Credit: Shutterstock/Mohammad Bash. In the 12 months…

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  • Mar212023

    ICSR Event – Everyday Hate: How Antisemitism is Built Into Our World and How You Can Change It (Book Launch), April 11th

    Where: King’s College London When: Tuesday April 11th, 5pm BST ICSR invites you to attend a book launch for Dr Dave Rich’s…

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  • Mar152023

    ICSR Event – Plotters: The UK Terrorists Who Failed (Book Launch), March 30th

    Where: King’s College London When: Thursday March 30th, 5.30pm BST ICSR invites you to attend a book launch for Lizzie Dearden’s new…

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  • Feb022023

    XCEPT Event – Reimagining Mosul: The Role of Competing Memory Narratives in Post-Conflict Reconstruction, February 20th

    Where: King’s College London & Online When: Monday February 20th, 5pm GMT Dr Craig Larkin and Dr Inna Rudolf explore…

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  • Jan262023

    ICSR, GNET & HET Event – Marking Holocaust Memorial Day, February 8th

    Where: King’s College London When: Wednesday February 8th, 4pm GMT Join ICSR, GNET and the Holocaust Educational Trust to mark Holocaust…

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  • Jan122023

    Controversies and Challenges of Peacebuilding in Nineveh: Revisiting Post-IS Reconciliation in Iraq

    The full Briefing Note can be accessed here. Please read on for the Key Findings. The lack of long-term engagement…

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  • Dec152022

    The Legacy of Trauma: Can trauma be transmitted across generations?

    By Pauline Zerla Photo: Belfast, 2018: a women writes on the wall of peace commemorating the violence that happened in…

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  • Dec082022

    Gun-toting grannies and cattle raiders: why understanding civilian-combatant identities can help conflict recovery

    By Alison Brettle Photo: Man from Mundari Tribe, South Sudan. Credit: klublu/Shutterstock. What might Ukraine’s gun-toting grannies have in common…

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  • Nov172022

    What’s next for children in IS-affiliated families from Iraq?

    By Joana Cook *In November 2022, the newly formed government of Iraq suspended repatriations of Iraqi nationals from al-Hol camp.…

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  • Sep272022

    Storytelling, Memory and Momentum: Iraq’s Tishreen Movement

    By Ruba Ali Al-Hassani   Introduction While many observers claim that Iraq’s Tishreen protest movement has been coerced into silence,…

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  • Aug112022

    The Spectre of Neuroscience in Security Studies

    By Nafees Hamid   What can neuroscience tell us about violent extremism? As a cognitive scientist who was part of…

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