Lee Jarvis

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University of East Anglia

United Kingdom

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British [Muslim] Values: Conflict or Convergence?

Open Date: 2016-10-31

Close Date: 2018-01-16

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Anti-Terrorism, Citizenship and Security in the UK

Open Date: 2009-08-31

Close Date: 2011-01-31

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Twenty years of vernacular security research: An introduction

Strategies of Critique in Vernacular Security Discourse

Children’s literature and/as political critique: Storying the violences of exclusionary politics

Critical security research and the war on terror: From the margins to the mainstream?

What the War on Terror leaves behind: An introduction

What the War on Terror leaves behind: An introduction – ERRATUM

Methodologies in critical terrorism studies: Gaps and interdisciplinary perspectives

Three waves of critical terrorism studies: agenda-setting, elaboration, problematisation

Everyday security and the newspaper obituary: Reproducing and contesting terrorism discourse

Oh help! Oh no! The international politics of The Gruffalo: Children’s picturebooks and world politics

Children’s games and global politics: Masculinity, militarism, and the warrior hero

COVID-19 and the Limits of Critical Security Theory: Securitization, Cosmopolitanism, and Pandemic Politics

COVID-19 and ‘the public’: U.K. government, discourse and the British Political Tradition

(En)Gendering the Dead Terrorist: (De)Constructing Masculinity in Terrorist Media Obituaries

National Submissions to the UN Counter-Terrorism Committee as Constructions of National Identity: Cameroon, Kenya and Nigeria

Critical terrorism studies and numbers: engagements, openings, and future research

Counting Security in the Vernacular: Quantification Rhetoric in “Everyday” (In)Security Discourse

‘That still goes on, doesn't it, in their religion?’ British values, Islam and vernacular discourse

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