This continues our series of student reflections and analysis authored by our research team. Why don’t we include extremists who commit non-extremist related crimes? Meg Drown As a follow-up to my previous blog post regarding the inclusion of sovereign citizens and financial crimes to tPP, I wanted to explore the characteristics of another sub-category of the […]
This continues our series of student reflections and analysis authored by our research team. Financial Crimes and Inclusion in tPP Meg Drown When deciding whether to include cases in tPP dataset, it is important to recall the definitions of extremist violence and terrorism around which we base our project. Ever keeping in mind the mission of […]
The posts below are brief summaries of 14-week research projects designed and carried out by our student team. tPP plans to release the full studies as peer-reviewed publications in the future. Locating Extremists Where They Strike: Ideological and Geographic Influences on Terrorist Target Selection Isabel Bielamowicz and Kayla Groneck […]
The posts below are brief summaries of 14-week research projects designed and carried out by our student team. tPP plans to release the full studies as peer-reviewed publications in the future. The Influence Ideological Affiliation Can Have on Length of Prison Sentence Monica Gomes When it comes to the ideological affiliation of a criminal and […]
The posts below are brief summaries of 14-week research projects designed and carried out by our student team. tPP plans to release the full studies as peer-reviewed publications in the future. Age and Ideological Affiliation in Terrorism: As Reported in tPP Preet Patel The results of my research represent various statistics regarding age, ideological affiliation, […]