August 2008 sees the publication of issue two of this excellent new journal, with extensive involvement by Naspir members:

Symposium: Critical Terrorism Studies: Foundations, Issues, Challenges
Editors' Introduction: negotiating stormy waters
Authors: Marie Breen Smyth;  Jeroen Gunning;  Richard Jackson;  George Kassimeris; Piers Robinson
The elephant in the room: a response to John Horganand Michael J. Boyle
Author: Ruth Blakeley
Terrorism and taboo: an anthropological perspective on political violence against civilians
Author: Jeffrey Sluka
Problems with the critical studies approach to the study of terrorism
Authors: Leonard Weinberg; William Eubank
Critical terrorism studies: an activist scholar perspective
Author: Eric Herring
Articles
Visualising violence: legitimacy and authority in the 'war on terror'
Author: Laura J. Shepherd 
Screening terror: Hollywood, the United States and the construction of danger
Author: Klaus Dodds
Times of terror: writing temporality into the War on Terror
Author: Lee Jarvis  
War and peace: negotiating meaning in Islam
Author: Robert P. Barnidge Jr
Research Note
Terrorists, scholars and ordinary people: confronting terrorism studies with field experiences
Author: Harmonie Toros
Conversations in Critical Studies on Terrorism
Counter-terrorism and communities: an interview with Robert Lambert
Author: Richard Jackson

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