Jeffrey Stevenson Murer's guest appearances

Jeffrey Stevenson Murer

Talking Terror

Nathan Smith

John Horgan

David Wells

Erica Chenoweth

Richard Jackson

John Morrison

Michael Boyle

Paul Taylor

Richard English

Daniel Byman

Anthony Richards

Jason Burke

Peter Neumann

Emma Barrett

Maura Conway

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Jeffrey Stevenson

Dr. Jeffrey Stevenson Murer explores the problems of group violence, inter-communal conflict, and political terrorism through the lens of collective identity formation. Presently he is the Senior Lecturer on Collective Violence in the School of International Relations and a Research Fellow to the Handa Centre for the Study of Terrorism and Political Violence at the University of St. Andrews. In 2006, he edited with Professor Derek Reveron Flashpoints in the War on Terror, and has published in numerous journals including Terrorism and Political Violence, Journal for Terrorism Research, and the International Journal of Politics, Culture and Society.  His forthcoming book, Repeating Hate (Palgrave 2018), explores far-right political extremism and violence in Central Europe, and with Dr. Clare Bielby, he is the co-editor of another forthcoming volume Perpetrating Selves: Performing Identity, Doing Violence (Palgrave 2018).  As well as being a Scottish Institute for Policing Research Lecturer, in 2017 Murer became a Fellow of the Royal Society for the Arts.Some research that has influenced Jeffrey's careerVamik Volkan (1988) The Need for Enemies and Allies: From Clinical Practice to International RelationshipsJulia Kristeva (1991) Strangers to Ourselves Etienne Balibar and Immanuel Wallerstein (1991) Race, Nation, Class: Ambiguous Identities Some of Jeffrey's key researchUnderstanding collective violence: The communicative and performative qualities of violence in acts of belonging (2014)Ethnic Conflict: An Overview of Analyzing and Framing Communal Conflicts from Comparative Perspectives. (2012)The Emergence of a Lumpen-consumerate: The Aesthetics of Consumption and Violence in the English Riots of 2011 (2015)Constructing the Enemy-Other: Anxiety, Trauma and Mourning in the Narratives of Political Conflict. (2009)

Dr. Jeffrey Stevenson Murer explores the problems of group violence, inter-communal conflict, and political terrorism through the lens of collective identity formation. Presently he is the Senior Lecturer on Collective Violence in the School of International Relations and a Research Fellow to the Handa Centre for the Study of Terrorism and Political Violence at the University of St. Andrews. In 2006, he edited with Professor Derek Reveron Flashpoints in the War on Terror, and has published in numerous journals including Terrorism and Political Violence, Journal for Terrorism Research, and the International Journal of Politics, Culture and Society. His forthcoming book, Repeating Hate (Palgrave 2018), explores far-right political extremism and violence in Central Europe, and with Dr. Clare Bielby, he is the co-editor of another forthcoming volume Perpetrating Selves: Performing Identity, Doing Violence (Palgrave 2018). As well as being a Scottish Institute for Policing Research Lecturer, in 2017 Murer became a Fellow of the Royal Society for the Arts. Some research that has influenced Jeffrey's career Vamik Volkan (1988) The Need for Enemies and Allies: From Clinical Practice to International Relationships Julia Kristeva (1991) Strangers to Ourselves Etienne Balibar and Immanuel Wallerstein (1991) Race, Nation, Class: Ambiguous Identities Some of Jeffrey's key research Understanding collective violence: The communicative and performative qualities of violence in acts of belonging (2014) Ethnic Conflict: An Overview of Analyzing and Framing Communal Conflicts from Comparative Perspectives. (2012) The Emergence of a Lumpen-consumerate: The Aesthetics of Consumption and Violence in the English Riots of 2011 (2015) Constructing the Enemy-Other: Anxiety, Trauma and Mourning in the Narratives of Political Conflict. (2009)

Jeffrey Stevenson Murer: Understanding Collective Violence