IN-SECURITY

A quarterly publication intended to create a high level forum for graduate and undergraduate discourse on a wide range of international and national security issues, stimulating in-depth research and critical dialogue on such topics.

IN-SECURITY

In-Security is a quarterly publication established to provide students with the remarkable opportunity to showcase and disseminate their work beyond the boundaries of traditional assessment practice, adding value to research activities undertaken as part of their programme of study and potentially contributing to the advancement of knowledge in the field.

In-Security’s main purpose is to create a high level forum for graduate and undergraduate discourse on a wide range of international and national security issues, stimulating in-depth research and critical dialogue on such topics.

In-Security only collects essays or papers written by a single author that have been previously assessed as part of a university degree scheme and awarded a First Class / ‘A’ grade / Distinction level (or equivalent).

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In-Security | Issue 02, Spring 2018

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_{Bianca Matras}

Democratization Processes in Egypt and Morocco During the Arab Spring: A Critical Rationalist Perspective

^{In-Security | Issue 2, Spring 2018, pp. 5-19.}

_{Jillian Hunchak}

The Use of Gender Equality as an Insurgent Tool

^{In-Security | Issue 2, Spring 2018, pp. 20-33.}

_{Po An Brian Chen}

Do Sanctions Work?

^{In-Security | Issue 2, Spring 2018, pp. 34-45.}

_{Daniel Porter}

To What Extent Did Attacking the Sources of ISIL's Funding Operations Contribute to the Weakening of The Islamic State

^{In-Security | Issue 2, Spring 2018, pp. 46-57.}

_{Alice Marzi}

“State Terrorism”

^{In-Security | Issue 2, Spring 2018, pp. 58-63.}

_{Jonathan Gould}

Is the Internet Making Terrorism Easier?

^{In-Security | Issue 2, Spring 2018, pp. 64-78.}

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