Lankford, A. Forthcoming. The Myth of Martyrdom: An Inside Look at Why Suicide Terrorists are Suicidal. New York: Palgrave Macmillan.
Lankford, A. Forthcoming. “A Suicide-Based Typology of Suicide Terrorists: Conventional, Coerced, Escapist, and Indirect.” Security Journal.
Lankford, A. Forthcoming. “An Analysis of Sexual Assault in the U.S. Military, 2004-2009.” Journal of Military and Strategic Studies.
Lankford, A. (2011). Human Time Bombs: Before The 9/11 Pilots Were Suicide Terrorists, They Were Just Suicidal. Foreign Policy.
Lankford, A. (2011). Martyr Complex: How Will Bin Laden's Supporters Interpret His Death? Foreign Policy.
Lankford, A. (2011). Foreign Policy: Suicide Isn't Meant To Spark A Cause. National Public Radio.
Lankford, A. (2011). “A Psychological Autopsy of 9/11 Ringleader Mohamed Atta.” Journal of Police and Criminal Psychology.
Lankford, A. (2011). “Requirements and Facilitators for Suicide Terrorism: An Explanatory Framework for Prediction and Prevention.” Perspectives on Terrorism, 5(6), 70-80.
Lankford, A. (2011). “Could Suicide Terrorists Actually Be Suicidal?” Studies in Conflict & Terrorism, 34(4), 337-366.
Lankford, A., & Hakim, N.* (2011). “From Columbine to Palestine: A Comparative Analysis of Rampage Shooters in the United States and Volunteer Suicide Bombers in the Middle East.” Aggression and Violent Behavior, 16(2), 98-107.
Lankford, A., & Gillespie, K.* (2011). “Rehabilitating Terrorists Through Counter-Indoctrination: Lessons Learned from the Saudi Arabian Program.” International Criminal Justice Review, 21(2), 118-133.
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