The Europe Center is jointly housed in the Freeman Spogli Institute for International Studies and the Stanford Global Studies Division.
Terrorism
Scholarly Publications
Reactions to Terror Attacks: A Heuristic Model
March 2019
What are the signature features of the reactions of mass publics to terrorist attacks?
The Enlightenment
December 2011
The four-volume Encyclopedia of Global Studies covers the field of global studies and subjects related to it, such as globalization, transnational activity and themes of global society.
Third Way Movements
December 2011
The four-volume Encyclopedia of Global Studies covers the field of global studies and subjects related to it, such as globalization, transnational activity and themes of global society.
Other Publications
The Wrong Way to Stop Terrorism
February 2017
On January 27, true to his campaign promise to suspend Muslim immigration, U.S.
After Paris Is Before Paris: ISIS And Strategy
December 2015
After the attacks in Paris, TEC faculty affiliate Russell A.
Who is Charlie?
January 2015
In the aftermath of the fatal attacks on the cartoonists of Charlie Hebo, TEC affiliate faculty Cécile Alduy explores the French reaction to the violence in light of the competing ideologies of an...
News
Deadly Truck Attack on French Riviera a New Twist on an Old Terror Tactic
July 2016
Horrific assault with rental vehicle likely to inspire copycat attacks, strengthen the hand of France’s far-right political parties
Brussels Suicide Attacks “Shocking but Not Surprising,” Say Stanford Experts
March 2016
Inner-city neighborhood with links to suspects was known as a base for terrorists to launch attacks across Europe and beyond.
Paris Attacks Reflect ISIS Strategy Change, Stanford Experts Say
November 2015
Stanford terrorism experts say ISIS’ attacks in Paris signal that the terrorist group seeks to expand operations well beyond the borders of Iraq and Syria so it can bring about a global,...
Events
The Politics of Emotions: France’s Responses to the 2015 Terrorist Attacks
March 18, 2016
How do democratic societies respond to acts of terror?
Capote and Atxaga versus the Counterterrorists: Why Counterterrorism Fails
April 29, 2010
Joseba Zulaika is Professor at the Center for Basque Studies at the University of Nevada, Reno. Professor Zulaika holds a Ph.D. in Anthropology from Princeton University.
Terror Laws: Lessons from the French Revolution
October 6, 2009
The period of French revolutionary turmoil known as the Terror is often blamed on ideological rigidity, popular anger, or civil dissensions.