Articles:

•    “UAE initiative to host counter-piracy conference finds enthusiastic response”
By Rudolph Atallah, White Mountain Research
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•    “Foreign Fighters: Trends, Trajectories & Conflict Zones”
(with Magnus Ranstorp and Frank J. Cilluffo), George Washington University (October 2010).
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•    “Training for Terror: The ‘Homegrown’ Case of Jama’at al-Islam As-Sahee,”
(with William Rosenau), West Point CTC Sentinel (August 2009).
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•    “Al-Takfir Wa’l Hijra: Unpacking an Enigma,”
Studies in Conflict & Terrorism 32:6 (June 2009). 
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•    “The Culture of Global Jihad: Character, Future Challenges and Recommendations,”
Future Actions Series, International Centre for the Study of Radicalisation,
King’s College London (April 2009).
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•    “Victory—from the Prism of Jihadi Culture,”
Joint Force Quarterly (January 2009).
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•    “Preliminary Observations from the June 2007 UK Plots,”
Jamestown Terrorism Monitor 5:14 (19 July 2007).
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•    “Identifying Entry Points of Action in Counter Radicalisation:
Countering Jihadist Ideology through Development Assistance—Strategic Openings,”
(Copenhagen, Denmark: Danish Institute of International Studies, 2006).
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•    “The 2005 Los Angeles Plot: The New Face of Jihad in the U.S.,”
Jamestown Terrorism Monitor 4:2 (26 January 2006).
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•    “Islamist groups developing new recruiting strategies,”
Jane’s Intelligence Review (1 Feb 2005).
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•    (With Magnus Ranstorp) “The European Terror Challenge,”
BBC Online (commentary), 24 March 2004. 
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Book Chapters:

•    “The Enduring Al-Qaeda Threat,” in Richard Jackson and S. Justin Sinclair (eds.),
Contemporary Debates in Terrorism (London: Routledge, forthcoming, March 2011).

•    “The CNN-Al-Qaida Video Archive: Linking Al-Qaida’s Collective Memory,
Information Operations and Strategic Future,” in Magnus Ranstorp and Lars Nicander (eds.)
Terrorism in the Information Age—New Frontiers (Second Edition, forthcoming).

•     “Approaching al-Qaida’s Warfare: Function, Culture and Grand Strategy,”
in Magnus Ranstorp (ed.), Mapping Terrorism Research (London: Routledge, September 2006).
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