Gender in the jihad: Characteristics and outcomes among women and men involved in jihadist-inspired terrorism.

Brugh, Christine Shahan; Desmarais, Sarah L; Simons-Rudolph, Joseph; Zottola, Samantha A.

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Gender in the jihad: Characteristics and outcomes among women and men involved in jihadist-inspired terrorism.

Author(s): Christine Shahan Brugh , Sarah L. Desmarais , Joseph Simons-Rudolph , Samantha A. Zottola

Publication date Created: April 15 2019

Publication date (Electronic): April 15 2019

Journal: Journal of Threat Assessment and Management

Publisher: American Psychological Association (APA)

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Title: Journal of Threat Assessment and Management

Abbreviated Title: Journal of Threat Assessment and Management

Publisher: American Psychological Association (APA)

ISSN (Electronic): 2169-4850

ISSN (Print): 2169-4842

Publication date Created: April 15 2019

Publication date (Electronic): April 15 2019

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DOI: 10.1037/tam0000123

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