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Counter Terrorist Trends and Analyses (CTTA) – Volume 16 Issue 02

2024 marks twenty years since the creation of the International Centre for Political Violence and Terrorism (ICPVTR), which started as a research programme and subsequently morphed into a specialist centre. Consistent with th ...

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Establishment and Evolution of the International Centre for Political Violence and Terrorism Research

by Rohan Gunaratna

This article explores the impetus behind the founding of the International Centre for Political Violence and Terrorism Research (ICPVTR) and traces the Centre’s evolution over the past two decades through the phases of formation, development and consolidation. ...

Twenty Years of ICPVTR at RSIS: A Continually Evolving – and Still Relevant – Research Agenda

by Kumar Ramakrishna

This article explores the threat trends and patterns which have shaped and defined ICPVTR’s research agenda over the past two decades, including the increasing role of women and youth in terrorism, the emergence of so-called salad bar ideologies, and the interp ...

From Gates to Grids: Future of Terrorism Research

by Kenneth Yeo, Benjamin Mok

This paper discusses the evolving landscape of terrorism research in response to emerging technologies and shifting geopolitical dynamics. It discusses the gated access to information and how techniques of online data collection, advanced analytical tools and artif ...

Evolving Global Geopolitics and Terrorism in South and Southeast Asia: Past, Present and Future

by Abdul Basit, Alif Satria

This study examines terrorism’s evolution in South and Southeast Asia over the past two decades to decipher its trajectories in the era of great power competition. Specifically, it looks into terrorism’s evolution during two gamechanging events, the September 1 ...

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