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    Terrorism & Counterterrorism

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    Terrorism & Counterterrorism
    Psychology of Political Violence
    Foreign Policy Decision Making
    Israeli-Palestinian Conflict
    Intergroup Relations

    Building on my earlier dissertation research, much of my work in this area explores the psychological mechanisms undergirding the public's political attitudes in the wake of terrorism, examining the role of anger and moral outrage in shaping the mass public's response to this violence. In my other research on terrorism, I turn to focus on the perpetrators, examining the relationship between terrorists objectives and tactics, terrorist recruitment and mobilization strategies, and the growing challenge of white nationalist terrorism.

    Exposure to Political Violence and Political Extremism
    Terrified or Enraged? Emotional Micro-Foundations of Public Counterterror Attitudes
    Do the Means Match the Ends? Exploring the Connection between Terrorist Tactics & Motives
    PA'ILIM: Introducing A New Micro-Level Dataset of the Israeli & Palestinian Conflict
    Terrorist group abilities, ideology & motives (tAIM): Introducing a new global database on terrorist groups and activities

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