Lone-actor terrorism : an integrated framework

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Lone-actor terrorism : an integrated framework / edited by Jacob C. Holzer, Andrea J. Dew, Patricia R. Recupero, and Paul Gill

Détails bibliographiques
Autres auteurs:	Holzer, Jacob C. (Éditeur intellectuel), Dew, Andrea J. (Éditeur intellectuel), Recupero, Patricia R. (Éditeur intellectuel), Gill, Paul (Éditeur intellectuel)
Format:	Livre
Langue:	English
Publié:	New York, NY : Oxford University Press, [2022]
Contenu:	26 notices

1. Post-9/11 US military and intelligence approaches to lone actors

2. Threat assessment : the TRAP-18 and application to a lone-actor terrorism incident

3. Developing a risk assessment and intervention strategy : future directions in research and practice

4. A risk analysis framework of lone-actor terrorism

5. Use of threat and risk assessment tools in the evaluation of lone-actor terrorists

6. Framework for preemting lone-actor terrorists during the pre-incident phases

7. Comparing lone-actor terrorism to other high-threat groups

8. Hatred and grievance as constructs in lone-actor terrorism

9. Lone-actor terrorism : understanding online indoctrination

10. Pursuing lone-actor terrorists : UK counterterrorism law and policy

11. Law enforcement response to lone-actor incidents at the local through federal levels

12. An ethic analysis of lone-actor terror and society's response

13. Role of forensic mental health in lone-actor violence

14. Geographic context : domestic versus international lone actors

15. Lone-actor mass casualty events and linkages to organized violent Salafist-jihadist-inspired terror-groups

16. Propaganda and lone-actor terrorism

17. Understanding lone-actor violence through linguistic analysis

18. The role of psychometrics in investigating lone-actor terrorism

19. Developmental aspects of lone-actor terrorists

20. Psychoactive agents and mental disorders in lone-actor terrorism

21. Clinical psychatric and neuropsychatric aspects of lone-actor terrorism

22. Case reviews in lone-actor terrorism incidents

23. Historical aspects and evolution of lone-actor violence

24. US legal perspectives : legislative, intelligence, and law enforcement aspects

25. The internet and social media as an enabling force

26. Means, mechanisms, and trends of operationalizing violence