
Sophia Moskalenko
Sophia Moskalenko

Researcher on START Projects
May 2005 to May 2009
June 2005 to May 2009
June 2008 to May 2011
Selected Publications
Tracking Radical Opinions in Polls of U.S. Muslims (Journal Article)
Understanding Political Radicalization: The Two-Pyramids Model (Journal Article)
Lone Wolf Terrorists: What Motivates Them? (Journal Article)
Another Look at Jujitsu Politics (Discussion Point)
Momin Khawaja: Mechanisms of Radicalization (START Reports)
U.S. Muslim Opinion Over Time: Final Report (START Reports)
Two Possible Profiles of Lone-actor Terrorists (White Paper)
The psychology of lone-wolf terrorism (Journal Article)
Mechanisms of Political Radicalization: Pathways Toward Terrorism (Journal Article)
News References
Psychology Today: Nobody Said George Floyd Was a Martyr or a Hero (START in the News)
Psychology Today: Mass Radicalization in the USA (START in the News)
Small Wars Journal: Terrorism is Still a Problem. It Has Not Gone Away. (START in the News)
The National Post: Is Sikh extremism really active in Canada? (START in the News)
Eureka Street: They're not lone wolves, they're canaries (START in the News)
US Muslims with radical opinions feel more alienated and depressed (Featured Research)
Understanding Political Radicalization: The Two-Pyramids model (Featured Research)
Campus Safety Magazine: What Does Terrorism Look Like on a College Campus (START in the News)
A case study of radicalization offers implications for CVE (Featured Research)
Another Look at Jujitsu Politics (Discussion Point)
Psychology Today: Ottawa Parliament Shooter Michael Zehaf-Bibeau (START in the News)
New research brief comparing lone-actor violent offenders (Featured Research)
Finding answers in social psychology (People Spotlight)
White Paper: Perspectives on Terrorism and Responses to It (Featured Research)
Lone-actors fueled by grievance, personal crises, weapons use (Featured Research)
Discussion Point: The End of Radicalization? (Discussion Point)
START Responds to White House Report on Preventing Violent Extremism (Featured Research)
New START Project to Focus on Extremist Violence in U.S. Counties (Featured Research)
New START Research Brief: Pathways Towards Radicalization (Featured Research)
START Bulletin Summer 2008 Inaugural Issue (Newsletter)