Leonie is interested in critical approaches to conflict, terrorism and counterterrorism. Her work on the discursive construction of identities has covered diverse topics, including the representation of women's migration to Islamic State, Islamophobia, the British far-right, American neoconservatives and Enoch Powell's impact on local politics.

She is particularly interested in gendered and racialised constructions in international politics and how these are re-articulated in national and local settings.

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• The monstrous and the vulnerable: Framing British Jihadi Brides, Jackson, L. Dec 2021

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• Editorial work: Critical Studies on Terrorism (Journal) 2019
• Other: Contribution to BBC Radio Four programme The Turban Bus Dispute 2018
• Invited talk: Lessons Learned from Radicalization-Prevention Efforts 2017

Joseph Pattison Exploring Hegemony and Counter-Hegemony in Modern Military Video Games Start Date: 01/10/2022

International Politics PhD August 31 2015