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A ‘Historical Turn’ in Terrorism Studies?

After 9/11, interest in terrorism-related research has ‘increased enormously’, resulting in a huge rise in non-fiction books, journal articles, academic courses, and symposia on the subject. Predictably, the attacks in New York and Washington had also a very deep impact ‘both in terms of how research’ on terrorism ‘was carried out and in terms of what it was focused on’. Indeed, there was a significant shift in research, with an extraordinarily ‘lopsided’ focus on topics such as suicide tactics, CBRN (Chemical, Biological, Radiological and Nuclear) terrorism and,