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Psychology

#1810

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#2153

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Experimental Psychology

#67

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#87

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Cognitive Psychology

#668

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#701

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Bachelors Psychology University of Oxford

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According to Wikipedia, Maxwell "Max" Taylor is a criminal and legal psychologist. His early work specialised in the study of terrorism but he also became involved in the study of sex offenders, and in the development of capacity building activities for disadvantaged children in conflict zones, returning later to the study of terrorism.

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Max Taylor 's Published Works

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Child Pornography: An Internet Crime (2003) (287)
A Conceptual Framework for Addressing Psychological Process in the Development of the Terrorist (2006) (248)
Model of Problematic Internet Use in People with a Sexual Interest in Children (2003) (210)
Typology of Paedophile Picture Collections (2001) (160)
Examining burglars' target selection: Interview, experiment or ethnomethodology? (2000) (130)
Paedophiles, Pornography and the Internet: Assessment Issues (2002) (88)
The provisional Irish republican army: Command and functional structure (1997) (85)
Child Seduction and Self-Representation on the Internet (2001) (84)
Playing the ‘Green Card’ – Financing the Provisional IRA: Part 1 (1999) (84)
Residential Burglary in the Republic of Ireland: A Situational Perspective (1988) (73)
The Future of Terrorism (2000) (63)
The Psychological and Behavioural Bases of Islamic Fundamentalism (2001) (55)
Reconsidering radicalization : fanaticism and the link between ideas and violence (2018) (46)
Reflections on Judicial Views of uBuntu (2014) (44)
From Cubs to Lions: A Six Stage Model of Child Socialization into the Islamic State (2017) (41)
Fanaticism, political suicide and terrorism (1988) (40)
Walking away: the disengagement and de-radicalization of a violent right-wing extremist (2017) (39)
Social networking as a nexus for engagement and exploitation of young people (2011) (35)
Criminogenic qualities of the Internet in the collection and distribution of abuse images of children (2008) (29)
Playing the ‘green card’ – financing the provisional IRA: part 2 (2003) (28)
War Without End: Comparing IRA and Loyalist Vigilantism in Northern Ireland (2000) (22)
A Review of: “James J. F. Forest (ed.). Teaching Terror: Strategic and Tactical Learning in the Terrorist World.” (2010) (20)
Resurgence of a terrorist organisation part 1: The UDA, a case study (1993) (16)
“Terroristic Content”: Towards a Grading Scale (2013) (16)
Terrorism as Process Narratives: A Study of Pre-Arrest Media Usage and the Emergence of Pathways to Engagement (2017) (16)
Financial Intelligence: A Price Worth Paying? (2010) (15)
If I Were You, I Wouldn't Start From Here: Response to Marc Sageman's “The Stagnation in Terrorism Research” (2014) (11)
Terrorism and affordance (2012) (11)
Evolutionary Psychology and Terrorism (2015) (9)
Do cases like that of Anders Breivik show that fanaticism is a form of madness? Yes (2012) (9)
Future developments of political terrorism in Europe (1999) (8)
Developing grading processes for ideological content (2014) (6)
Criminogenic qualities of the Internet (2015) (5)
Research Note: Hassan al-Turabi, Osama bin Laden, and Al Qaeda in Sudan (2006) (5)
The Cambridge Handbook of Forensic Psychology: Internet sexual offending (2010) (2)
The Untapped Potential of the Mandela Constitution (2017) (2)
Dynamics of Asymmetric Conflict Pathways toward terrorism and genocide (2015) (2)
Primum Non Nocere – First Do No Harm (2021) (2)
Examining issues of child abuse in Irish foster children (2000) (2)
A model of problematic Internet use (2004) (2)
Rebalancing the Agenda (2017) (1)
Some Preliminary Thoughts Prompted by President Trump’s 6 January Speech: Words, Enemies, Affordances (2021) (1)
New Labour, Defence and the ‘War on Terror’ (2011) (1)
Rational Choice, Behavior Analysis, and Political Violence (2017) (1)
The Evolutionary Basis and Function of Religion (2005) (1)
National Interest and Strategy: An Ecologically Grounded Analysis (2014) (1)
Jerrold M. Post 1934-2020 (2021) (1)
An introduction by the Editors (2013) (1)
Proceedings of the Irish republican army general army convention, December 1969 (1997) (1)
A Review of: “Alan B. Kruger. What Makes a Terrorist: Economics and the Roots of Terrorism.” (2008) (1)
Psychological Dimensions of Terrorism: Profiling Impossible but Patterns Discernible (2019) (0)
Ethics and Terrorism (2021) (0)
Aggression and Violent Behavior Is terrorism a group phenomenon ? (2010) (0)
J.W. Charny. Fighting Suicide Bombing. A Worldwide Campaign for Life (2007) (0)
Comments by academic advisors (2017) (0)
A Review of: “Adrian Miller. Socio-Ideological Fantasy and the Northern Ireland Conflict – The Other Side.” (2008) (0)
What has evolution got to do with terrorism (2015) (0)
Corrigendum to "Social networking as a nexus for engagement and exploitation of young people" [Inform Secur Tech Rep 16 (2) (2011) 44-50] (2012) (0)
The Internet, child pornography and adult sexual interest in children (2004) (0)
Evolutionary psychology, terrorism and terrorist behaviour (2015) (0)
Apocalypse Now? A Review Essay of Battling to the End: Conversations With Benoît Chantre (2016) (0)
Issues for concern and conclusions (2004) (0)
A virtual community (2004) (0)
National Interest and Strategy (2014) (0)
Conflict Resolution and Counter Radicalization : Where do we go from here ? (2012) (0)

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