Post-Doctoral Fellows
Susan Fahey, “Political Instability and Terrorism”
Criminology, Stockton College
Mentor: Gary LaFree
Margath Walker, “Non-profit Organizations and the Impacts of Terrorism and Violence on the US-Mexico Border”
San Diego State University
Mentor: Shawn Flanigan
Pre-Doctoral Fellows
Liran Goldman, “Effects of Identity, Prototypicality and Relative Deprivation on Extreme Behaviors”
Psychology, Purchase College
Mentor: Anthony Lemieux
Erik Iverson, “Societal Responses to Terrorist Threats and Attacks”
Tufts University
Mentor: Kathleen Smarick
Tarra Jackson, “Predicting Snitching Behavior in Cases of Extremist Violence”
Criminology, John Jay College of Criminal Justice, City University of New York
Mentor: Joshua Freilich
Ashmini Kerodal, “Apocalyptic Violence and U.S. Domestic Extremists: The Radicalization Process(es) of American Far-Rightists”
Criminology, John Jay College of Criminal Justice, City University of New York
Mentor: Joshua Freilich
Aila Matanock, “Terrorist Group Participation in Elections”
Political Science, Stanford University
Mentor: Martha Crenshaw
Carlotta Minnella, “Western Counter-Terrorism Responses After 9/11: Cultural Dynamics, International Cooperation and Policy Adaptation”
Harvard Kennedy School, John F. Kennedy School of Government
Mentor: Peter Neumann
Angela Scholes, “Observable Behaviors Present in Political Assassination Incidents”
Psychology, University of Surrey (UK)
Mentor: Margaret Wilson
Ora Szekely, “Send Lawyers, Guns, and Money: Understanding Nonstate Actor Survival in the Middle East”
Political Science, McGill University
Mentor: Victor Asal