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- Non-violence studies using Non-Violence: A Fundamental Principle as an ideological and practical framework.
- Philosophy and theory of non-violence and its application in different social, cultural, and geopolitical contexts.
- Case studies of non-violent attempts at conflict resolution and their relative consequences on communities in the long-term.
- Effects of terrorism and violent extremism on victims and groups associated with perpetrators (such as Muslims suffering from Post-Terrorism Stress Disorder).
- Extremism and identitarian supremacy within different nations, cultures, and religions, and the push-and-pull factors of ideological and violent extremism.
- Origins of different forms of violent extremism, racial, nationalistic, and religious.
- War, militarism, and jingoism: their destruction of life, property, and liberty and their erosion of civil society.
- Cultivation of democratic and pluralistic values in democratically deficient areas.
- Deconstruction of culturally essentialist explanations of underdevelopment and authoritarianism in the developing world and the study of higher-quality explanations.
