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2026 Conference Publication Why Gender Matters in Violent Extremist Propaganda: From Empowerment to Transnational MobilisationIngram, Kiriloi M. (2026). Why Gender Matters in Violent Extremist Propaganda: From Empowerment to Transnational Mobilisation. AVERT Research Symposium, Melbourne, VIC Australia, 24-26 November 2025. |
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2026 Journal Article Of heroes and mothers: locating gender in ideological narratives of Salafi-Jihadist and extreme right propagandaIngram, Kiriloi M. and Campion, Kristy (2026). Of heroes and mothers: locating gender in ideological narratives of Salafi-Jihadist and extreme right propaganda. Studies in Conflict and Terrorism, 49 (6), 880-906. doi: 10.1080/1057610x.2024.2322758 |
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2025 Other Outputs The Bondi Attack, the Islamic State, and the Price of Strategic ShortsightednessIngram, Haroro J. and Ingram, Kiriloi M. (2025, 12 24). The Bondi Attack, the Islamic State, and the Price of Strategic Shortsightedness The Diplomat |
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2025 Other Outputs Response to Senate Inquiry in regards to the National Volunteer Incentive Scheme (Climate Army)Ingram, Kiriloi M., Daza, Mark, Gan, Connie, Kageyama, Daisuke, McHugh, Stephen, Tailor, Falguni and Tuari'i, Merita (2025). Response to Senate Inquiry in regards to the National Volunteer Incentive Scheme (Climate Army). Deakin West, ACT Australia: Australian Institute for International Affairs. |
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2025 Other Outputs Australia’s ‘ISIS brides’ have returned. Governments can do better at handling this situationIngram, Kiriloi M. (2025, 10 13). Australia’s ‘ISIS brides’ have returned. Governments can do better at handling this situation The Conversation doi: 10.64628/AA.gqj7qe54r |
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2025 Other Outputs Do Australia and New Zealand Have a Gender-based Extremism Problem?Ingram, Kiriloi M. and Campion, Kristy (2025, 07 25). Do Australia and New Zealand Have a Gender-based Extremism Problem? Australian Outlook: Australian Institute of International Affairs |
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2025 Conference Publication Gendered Extremism in the Pacific on 4chan: A Mixed-methods Exploration of Australian and New Zealanders’ Concepts of Women, Gender, and Sexual Violence on /Pol/Ingram, Kiriloi M. (2025). Gendered Extremism in the Pacific on 4chan: A Mixed-methods Exploration of Australian and New Zealanders’ Concepts of Women, Gender, and Sexual Violence on /Pol/. Oceanic Conference on International Studies, Sydney, NSW Australia, 9-11 July 2025. |
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2025 Journal Article Gendered extremism in the Pacific on 4chan: A mixed-methods exploration of Australian and New Zealanders’ concepts of women, gender, and sexual violence on /Pol/Phillips, Justin Bonest, Ingram, Kiriloi M. and Campion, Kristy (2025). Gendered extremism in the Pacific on 4chan: A mixed-methods exploration of Australian and New Zealanders’ concepts of women, gender, and sexual violence on /Pol/. Terrorism and Political Violence, 37 (8), 1125-1146. doi: 10.1080/09546553.2024.2384044 |
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2025 Journal Article Of Freemen and Strawmen: understanding antigovernment ideologies in Australia through international knowledge contextsCampion, Kristy and Ingram, Kiriloi M. (2025). Of Freemen and Strawmen: understanding antigovernment ideologies in Australia through international knowledge contexts. Australian Journal of Political Science, 60 (4), 417-438. doi: 10.1080/10361146.2026.2615661 |
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2024 Other Outputs Why gender matters in violent extremist propaganda strategyIngram, Kiriloi (2024). Why gender matters in violent extremist propaganda strategy. The Hague, Netherlands: International Centre for Counter Terrorism. doi: 10.19165/2024.7965 |
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2023 Other Outputs Far‑right ‘tradwives’ see feminism as evil. Their lifestyles push back against ‘the lie of equality’Campion, Kristy and Ingram, Kiriloi M. (2023, 12 21). Far‑right ‘tradwives’ see feminism as evil. Their lifestyles push back against ‘the lie of equality’ The Conversation doi: 10.64628/AA.xn5d9c67k |
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2023 Other Outputs Boulders of Strength and Pillars of Hope: Exploring Gender and Terrorism in Southeast AsiaIngram, Kiriloi M. (2023, 01 17). Boulders of Strength and Pillars of Hope: Exploring Gender and Terrorism in Southeast Asia Australian Outlook |
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2022 Other Outputs The Militarisation of Motherhood: Repatriating ISIS’s Western WomenIngram, Kiriloi (2022, 11 22). The Militarisation of Motherhood: Repatriating ISIS’s Western Women The Interpreter |
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2022 Other Outputs The Islamic State's Gendered Propaganda: Mobilising Women and Men from Territorial Control to InsurgencyIngram, Kiriloi (2022). The Islamic State's Gendered Propaganda: Mobilising Women and Men from Territorial Control to Insurgency. PhD Thesis, School of Political Science and International Studies, The University of Queensland. doi: 10.14264/5e62009 |
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2021 Journal Article Centralising women in P/CVE and peacebuilding programme designIngram, Kiriloi (2021). Centralising women in P/CVE and peacebuilding programme design. Journal for Deradicalization (28), 67-107. |
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2021 Journal Article An Analysis of Islamic State's Gendered Propaganda Targeted Towards Women: From Territorial Control to InsurgencyIngram, Kiriloi M. (2021). An Analysis of Islamic State's Gendered Propaganda Targeted Towards Women: From Territorial Control to Insurgency. Terrorism and Political Violence, 35 (2), 338-354. doi: 10.1080/09546553.2021.1919637 |
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2019 Other Outputs Killing the Caliph Won’t Kill the Islamic StateIngram, Kiriloi M. (2019, 11 08). Killing the Caliph Won’t Kill the Islamic State Australian Outlook |
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2019 Other Outputs Revisiting Marawi: Women and the Struggle Against the Islamic State in the PhilippinesIngram, Kiriloi (2019, 08 04). Revisiting Marawi: Women and the Struggle Against the Islamic State in the Philippines Lawfare |
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2018 Other Outputs The Islamic State’s Manipulation of Gender in their Online Information OperationsIngram, Kiriloi (2018, 03 22). The Islamic State’s Manipulation of Gender in their Online Information Operations VOX-Pol |
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2017 Journal Article IS’s appeal to western women: policy recommendationsIngram, Kiriloi (2017). IS’s appeal to western women: policy recommendations. Terrorism and Counter-Terrorism Studies, 8 (4). doi: 10.19165/2017.2.04 |
