Publications
Dr. Englund publishes in peer-reviewed journals and on-line websites that focus on terrorism and security. He has also served as a co-editor for a University of California Press volume, The Constructions of Terrorism and a special edition of Perspectives on Terrorism.
Englund, Scott. 2020. "Terrorists, counter-terrorists, and gray-zone conflict," Global Affairs, published online, pre-print: https://doi.org/10.1080/23340460.2019.1711438
Englund, Scott. 2017. “Black is the New Red: Containing the Jihad,” Joint Force Quarterly, 86(3): 28-34.
Stohl, Michael, Richard Burchill, & Scott Englund, eds. 2017. The Constructions of Terrorism. Berkeley: University of California Press.
Englund, Scott & Michael Stohl. 2017. "Chapter 15: The World vs. Daesh: Constructing a Contemporary Terrorist Threat" in M. Stohl, R. Burchill, and S. Englund (eds.) The Constructions of Terrorism. Berkeley: University of California Press.
Englund, Scott, Michael Stohl and Richard Burchill. 2017. "Introduction" & "Conclusion" in M. Stohl, R. Burchill, and S. Englund (eds.) The Constructions of Terrorism. Berkeley: University of California Press.
Englund, Scott and Michael Stohl. 2017. “Chapter 9. Forms of Conflict: Terrorism. Situations, Structure, and Dispositions as an Analytical Framework,” in M. Stohl, M. Lichbach, and P. Grabosky (eds.) States and Peoples in Conflict. New York: Routledge.
Englund, Scott. & Michael Stohl. 2017. “Can States be Terrorist? Yes: Terrorism is an equal opportunity tactic,” in Richard Jackson and Daniela Pisiou (eds.) Contemporary Debates on Terrorism, 2nd Edition, Abingdon, Oxon: Routledge
Englund, Scott & Michael Stohl. 2016. "Violent Political Movements: Comparing the Shining Path to the Islamic State," Perspectives on Terrorism, 10:21-31.
Englund, Scott. 2016. "Killing Anwar: Targeting Jihadi Propagandists is Only Part of the Solution," War on the Rocks website, January 14, 2016
Englund, Scott. 2015. “At What Cost? United States’ Counter-terrorism Strategy, Reputation, and Public Opinion,” Perspectives on Terrorism, 9:39-55.
Dr. Englund publishes in peer-reviewed journals and on-line websites that focus on terrorism and security. He has also served as a co-editor for a University of California Press volume, The Constructions of Terrorism and a special edition of Perspectives on Terrorism.
Englund, Scott. 2020. "Terrorists, counter-terrorists, and gray-zone conflict," Global Affairs, published online, pre-print: https://doi.org/10.1080/23340460.2019.1711438
Englund, Scott. 2017. “Black is the New Red: Containing the Jihad,” Joint Force Quarterly, 86(3): 28-34.
Stohl, Michael, Richard Burchill, & Scott Englund, eds. 2017. The Constructions of Terrorism. Berkeley: University of California Press.
Englund, Scott & Michael Stohl. 2017. "Chapter 15: The World vs. Daesh: Constructing a Contemporary Terrorist Threat" in M. Stohl, R. Burchill, and S. Englund (eds.) The Constructions of Terrorism. Berkeley: University of California Press.
Englund, Scott, Michael Stohl and Richard Burchill. 2017. "Introduction" & "Conclusion" in M. Stohl, R. Burchill, and S. Englund (eds.) The Constructions of Terrorism. Berkeley: University of California Press.
Englund, Scott and Michael Stohl. 2017. “Chapter 9. Forms of Conflict: Terrorism. Situations, Structure, and Dispositions as an Analytical Framework,” in M. Stohl, M. Lichbach, and P. Grabosky (eds.) States and Peoples in Conflict. New York: Routledge.
Englund, Scott. & Michael Stohl. 2017. “Can States be Terrorist? Yes: Terrorism is an equal opportunity tactic,” in Richard Jackson and Daniela Pisiou (eds.) Contemporary Debates on Terrorism, 2nd Edition, Abingdon, Oxon: Routledge
Englund, Scott & Michael Stohl. 2016. "Violent Political Movements: Comparing the Shining Path to the Islamic State," Perspectives on Terrorism, 10:21-31.
Englund, Scott. 2016. "Killing Anwar: Targeting Jihadi Propagandists is Only Part of the Solution," War on the Rocks website, January 14, 2016
Englund, Scott. 2015. “At What Cost? United States’ Counter-terrorism Strategy, Reputation, and Public Opinion,” Perspectives on Terrorism, 9:39-55.