Abstract The European Union (EU) is in search of a new narrative to create sense common purpose, but it unclear around which values that should be built. To analyse how different narratives resonate Europe's public spheres, this article presents novel dataset based on claims analysis newspaper articles from Germany, France, Italy, Spain, Poland and Denmark between 2012 2019 the issues migration...

In the wake of September 11, this aggressive, proactive, and preventative course is the only acceptable response from a department of government charged with enforcing our laws and protecting the American people. Awaiting an attack is not an option. That is why the Department of Justice is doing everything in its power to identify risks to our Nation’s security at the earliest stage possible an...

Radar, and in particular imaging radar, have many and varied applications to counterterrorism. Radar is a day/night all-weather sensor, and imaging radars carried by aircraft or satellites are routinely able to achieve high-resolution images of target scenes, and to detect and classify stationary and moving targets at operational ranges. Short-range radar techniques may be used to identify smal...

Association rule mining is an important data analysis tool that can be applied with success to a variety of domains. However, most association rule mining algorithms seek to discover statistically significant patterns (i.e. those with considerable support). We argue that, in law-enforcement, intelligence and counterterrorism work, sometimes it is necessary to look for patterns which do not have...

While a small political economy literature on terrorism and counterterrorism dates back over two decades, there has been an explosion of such research since the attacks of September 11, 2001. This literature has attacked critical questions about terrorism and its consequences—including the structural determinants of terrorism, who becomes a terrorist, optimal counterterrorism policy, terrorism ...