Articles by subject: terrorism
- Crossing the line? (by Paul Sims, November/December 2011 )
- Did the Met’s anti-terrorism unit end up in bed with Muslim extremism? Paul Sims meets Robert Lambert, the ex-Special Branch man fighting accusations of collusion
- The rise of the female suicide bomber (by Mia Bloom, November/December 2011 )
- Al-Qaeda leaders are increasingly in favour of using women in terrorist attacks, reports Mia Bloom
- Aftershock: 9/11 ten years on (by Stephen Howe, September/October 2011 )
- A decade after the destruction of the Twin Towers, the greatest change to the world has been the reinvention of Islam, says Stephen Howe
- Norway’s tragedy calls for perspective (by Kenan Malik, September/October 2011 )
- We must respond to extremism by protecting liberal values, argues Kenan Malik
- Book review: Pakistan: A Hard Country by Anatol Lieven (by Stephen Howe, May/June 2011 )
- Stephen Howe discovers the best book to be written on modern Pakistan
- Book review: Ours Are The Streets by Sunjeev Sahota (by Jake Wallis Simons, March/April 2011 )
- Jake Wallis Simons isn't blown away by a debut novelist's take on homegrown radicalism
- Book Review: Secret Affairs by Mark Curtis (by Richard Wilson, July/August 2010 )
- Did the British government collude with terrorists? Richard Wilson finds out
- Book review: Hamas by Beverley Milton-Edwards and Stephen Farrell & Hizbullah by Naim Qassem (by Stephen Howe, May/June 2010 )
- When it comes to the two big Islamic political parties in the Middle East, should we fight or engage, asks Stephen Howe
- Beyond Terror and Martyrdom: The Future of the Middle East by Gilles Kepel (by Michael Binyon, November/December 2008 )
- Michael Binyon is impressed by Gilles Kepel's analysis of Jihad
- Inside the global rebellion (by Mark Juergensmeyer, July/August 2008 )
- The 21st century has seen the world rocked by a variety of religious challenges to the secular state. Mark Juergensmeyer went in search of common features
- True confessions (by Stephen Howe, March/April 2008 )
- What can we learn about extremism from the memoirs of former Islamist radicals? Stephen Howe investigates
- Editorial: One year on (by Caspar Melville, July/August 2006 )
- I became editor of New Humanist a year ago, just as religious fundamentalism was making its remorseless march to the centre of the global agenda.
- After bombs and ashes (by Paul Gilroy, November/December 2005 )
- Moving back from Yale to the London School of Economics, Professor Paul Gilroy finds his home town changed but the people just as mixed up
- Left behind (by Nick Cohen, September/October 2005 )
- Nick Cohen reflects on the book that changed his mind about Bush and Blair's war on terror
- Philosophy of Terror (by Richard Norman, Winter 2002 )
- Richard Norman reviews Ted Honderich's take on terrorism
- Straw Dogs (by Editorial Staff, Winter 2001 )
- Let loose the dogs of war? Noam Chomsky replies in an interview with Svetlana Vukovic.
- What's Wrong With Terrorism? (by Richard Norman, Winter 2001 )
- In this article, chair of the Humanist Philosophers' Group, Richard Norman, scrutinises definitions of terrorism.
- Technology & Terror (by Stuart Clarke, Winter 2001 )
- Techno terrorism? Chemical warfare? Be afraid, be very afraid?
- Islam and Armageddon (by Ibn al Rawandi, Winter 2001 )
- What are the central tenets of Islam?
- Why Faisal Shahzad bombed Times Square (by Pervez Hoodbhoy, Web Exclusive, May 2010)
- Blame Pakistan’s simmering anti-Americanism, says Pervez Hoodbhoy
- Film review: Four Lions (by Fred Rowson, Web Exclusive, May 2010)
- A film that laughs at suicide bombers but doesn't offend anyone? Chris Morris's big screen debut is the mouse that didn't roar, says Fred Rowson
