- Isaac Kfir
Counterterrorism and Terrorist Innovation
Read moreHistorically, counterterrorism has largely been reactive, adopting policies and measures to respond to what violent extremists do. The purpose of…
- Carsten Beyer
Editing for the Caliphate: Assessing Islamic State’s Editing Process and Equipment
Read moreFor the past six years, Islamic State’s media has awed potential recruits and shocked their enemies. The media has been…
- Dr. Carol Winkler
Militant Group Attacks Types and Shifts in Media Campaigns
Read moreInterviews with imprisoned and former members of Islamic State (IS) and al-Qaeda document that such group’s online media campaigns provide…
- Simon Copeland
Terrorist e-Autobiographies: An Underexamined Form of Online Propaganda?
Read moreWhilst terrorists have long been noted as proficient writers, their autobiographical accounts have traditionally been viewed sceptically as after-the-fact justifications…
- Yorck Beese
An Interview on Islamic State’s Media Work in 2014 – Five Questions with Medyan Dairieh Part 1
Read moreIt seemed unlikely to get in touch with Medyan Dairieh, a man who has stopped giving interviews. To add to…
- Francesco Marone
Italy and the Vatican in Islamic State Propaganda
Read moreIn recent weeks, Islamic State (IS) targeted Italy in its official online propaganda. The jihadist organisation explicitly mentioned the country…
- Tim Legrand
State-Sponsored Right-Wing Extremism: A Hybridity of Threat to Liberal Democracy
Read moreThe weaponisation of ideas is hardly new. But the almost limitless potential of cyberspace to spread ideas of hate remakes…
- Tiana Gaudette
The Role of the Internet in Facilitating Violent Extremism: Insights from Former Right-Wing Extremists
Read moreIn the past five years, it has become increasingly common for practitioners and policymakers in the Western world to draw…
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