Wars of Terror, Gabrielle Marranci

Authors

  • Erika Brady University of St Andrews

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.15664/jtr.1503

Keywords:

wars of terror, democratic values, Islamic terrorism, anthropology, radicalisation, stereotypes

Author Biography

Erika Brady, University of St Andrews

Erika Brady is a PhD Candidate at the University of St Andrews. Based in the Centre for the Study of Terrorism and Political Violence (CSTPV), her research focuses on the UK’s counter-terrorism strategy ‘CONTEST’, taking a mixed method approach to its evaluation. Erika has written various Op-Ed and non-academic articles for publications such as the student-run St Andrews Economist and the practitioner bi-monthly magazine Safety and Security International. She is a member of the Editorial Board for Contemporary Voices journal and was a Guest Editor for a Special Issue of the Journal of Terrorism Research titled “Security and Counter-Terrorism Challenges arising from the Syrian Conflict”, published in February 2017. Erika works as a tutor for the School of International Relations at sub-honours level, as an Academic Skills Workshop Leader and as a Certificate in Terrorism Studies Teaching Assistant, CSTPV’s e-learning course. She also undertakes ad-hoc research assignments as appropriate.

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Published

2019-04-24