Abstract Models of global governance abound: expert governance, networked algorithmic and old-fashioned juridico-political vie for explanatory power. This article takes up style as a way analysing configurations that do not readily fit particular model governance. Style is particularly revealing when it comes to deliberately unspecified or over-specified, genre-busting, bet-hedging ways imagini...

In recent years and with the advancement of semantic technologies, shared published online data have become necessary to improve research development in all fields. While many datasets are publicly available social economic domains, most lack standardization. Unlike medical field, where terms concepts well defined using controlled vocabulary ontologies, not. Experts such as National Consortium ...

Is counter-terrorism policy evidence-based? What works, what harms, and what is unknown. One of the central concerns surrounding counter-terrorism interventions today, given the attention and money spent on them, is whether such interventions are effective. To explore this issue, we conducted a general review of terrorism literature as well as a Campbell systematic review on counter-terrorism s...

The terrorism threat is multifaceted and ever-present; this as a result of terrorism taking on all forms including Islamic, non-Islamic, foreign and domestic. After 9/11, the federal government focused on jihadists and government resources were focused on engaging foreign jihadists allowing a resurgence of non-Islamic domestic terrorism including the lone wolf terrorist (LWT). The problem is th...