Article Title,Year,Volume,Issue,Page Range,Author
Linking nonstate governance and violence,2017,2,3,220-236,Wong
Web of links: rival connections and strategic accommodation in response to threats,2017,2,3,237-252,Akcinaroglu
Religiosity and bellicosity: the impact of religious commitment on patterns of interstate conflict,2017,2,4,271-287,Alexander
Why do states fight some secessionists but not others? The role of external security,2017,2,4,324-345,Butt
Counterterrorism counterframing and perceptions of terrorist (ir)rationality,2017,2,4,364-376,Wynter
Marked targets: coercive diplomacy and domestic terrorism,2017,2,2,123-136,Heffington
Aversion acceptance or apprehension? The effects of gender on U.S. public opinion concerning us-inflicted civilian casualties,2017,2,2,150-169,Crawford
All politics is local: the domestic agenda of terror groups and the study of transnational attacks,2017,2,1,55-73,Ryckman
Ethics of research in conflict environments,2017,2,1,89-101,Campbell
Spaces of global security: beyond methodological nationalism,2016,1,1,19-35,Adamson
Paying attention to dead bodies: the future of security studies?,2016,1,1,36-50,Auchter
Centering security studies around felt gendered insecurities,2016,1,1,51-63,Sjoberg
An ethics of global security,2016,1,1,64-79,Lee-Koo
Catalyzing conflict: the internal dimension of the security dilemma,2016,1,2,111-126,Krickovic
Foreign military intervention power dynamics and rebel group cohesion,2016,1,2,127-141,Olson Lounsbery
Non-state armed groups as a threat to global security: what threat whose security?,2016,1,2,171-183,Englehart
Exploring conflict dynamics,2016,1,3,185,Avant
Aiding victims abetting violence: the influence of humanitarian aid on violence patterns during civil conflict,2016,1,3,186-203,Wood
Why women rebel: greed grievance and women in armed rebel groups,2016,1,3,204-219,Henshaw
Failing and the seven seas? Somali piracy in global perspective,2016,1,4,251-269,Coggins
Counter-piracy in the Indian Ocean: a new form of military cooperation,2016,1,4,270-284,Percy
You never get a second chance to make a first impression? First encounters and face-based threat perception,2016,1,4,285-302,Holmes
Historical perspective on public support for the draft: war costs and military service,2016,1,4,303-322,Fordham
Self-censorship in international relations and security studies,2016,1,4,356-360,Lebow
Things you can see from there you can't see from here: blind spots in the American perspective in IR and their effects,2019,4,3,345-357,Levin
Homelands versus minelands: why do armed groups commit to the laws of war?,2019,4,2,149-168,Fazal
Syria and the chemical weapons taboo,2019,4,1,37-52,Price
Breaking the ban? The heterogeneous impact of US contestation of the torture norm,2019,4,1,105-122,Schmidt
What makes a norm robust: the norm against female combat,2019,4,1,123-138,Percy
Bargaining with insurgencies in the shadow of infighting,2018,3,1,23-37,Bapat
The effectiveness of rocket attacks and defenses in Israel,2018,3,2,113-132,Armstrong
Choosing air strikes,2018,3,2,150-162,Allen
Voting in the shadow of violence: electoral politics and conflict in Peru,2018,3,2,181-197,Birnir
Expanding the empirical study of actors and tactics in research on nonviolent resistance,2018,3,3,251-254,Braithwaite
Fear of nonviolent organizing in mexico's criminal conflict,2018,3,3,271-284,Dorff
Moral injury in international relations,2018,3,4,387-401,Subotic
Why do states use sexual torture against political prisoners? Evidence from Saddam Hussein's prisons,2018,3,4,417-430,Einolf
Does type of violence matter for interventions to mitigate mass atrocities?,2020,ePub,ePub,ePub,Broache