A Tweet as a Deadly Weapon: The State of Texas v. John Rayne Rivello
A Tweet as a Deadly Weapon: The State of Texas v. John Rayne Rivello Nitya Sunil Last Spring semester, while working on […]
A Tweet as a Deadly Weapon: The State of Texas v. John Rayne Rivello Nitya Sunil Last Spring semester, while working on […]
Locating Extremists Where They Strike: The Influence of Ideology and Geography on Terrorist Target Selection Isabel Bielamowicz and Kayla Groneck This is […]
How Childhood Experiences Shape Belief Systems: Psychology behind the Ritchie case Megan Roques (@meganroques) When coding cases, we examine multiple cases with […]
Deportation Station: What Makes a Guilty Defendant More Likely to be Deported? Zoe Belford This is a brief summary of a 14-week […]
Gender Disparities in Crimes of Political Violence: Revealing tPP’s Strengths and Limitations Kayla Groneck Taking a step back from coding further cases […]
Updated: April 07, 2023 On January 6, 2021, the United States Capitol building was breached by demonstrators as part of an attempt […]
In December 2019, tPP was contacted by an individual with the United States Army War College seeking assistance with data. This individual […]
We at tPP could not be more pleased to announce that in April 2019, two members of our Steering Team published the […]
The posts below are brief summaries of 14-week research projects designed and carried out by our student team. tPP plans to release […]
The posts below are brief summaries of 14-week research projects designed and carried out by our student team. tPP plans to release […]