Christian Nitzl's co-authored paper on mediation analysis is the most cited paper in the International Journal of Market Research and was nominated for the Silver Medal by the Market Research Society.

Deradicalization work for women and girls in the area of Salafism is still in its infancy. The project aims to contribute with new concepts and insights.

Conspiracy movements like QAnon, explains Eva Herschinger in an interview with the Rhein-Neckar-Zeitung from Heidelberg, are a potential danger to democracy.

The third cohort of the Master for Intelligence and Security Studies (MISS) has started their studies. A different kind of start - studying under COVID-19 pandemic conditions.

Christian Nitzl, together with the start-up company Aleph Alpha, took an excellent 3rd place among 80 applicants in this year's NATO Innovation Challenge "Trust Autonomous Systems".

In a new publication Eva Herschinger, Kemal Bozay, Magdalena von Drachenfels, Oliver Decker and Christian Joppke analyze factors that favor societal radicalization.

The radicalization of women can be understood as politicization argues Eva Herschinger.

Christian Nitzl receives his habilitation certificate as a highlight of his academic career from Dean Prof. Stephan Kaiser.

Those interested in security and intelligence research should check out the new Twitter account of the Center for Intelligence and Security Studies @cissmunich.

In his co-authored article, Dr. Christian Nitzl presents the Confirmatory Composite Analysis (CCA). CCA is used for the measurement of not directly observable facts.

For the first cohort of students of the Master of Intelligence and Security Studies (MISS) program, home stretch is slowly beginning: Starting in August, the master's thesis is on the agenda.