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Category: Online Terrorist Recruitment

    • in Case studies · Online Terrorist Recruitment · Radicalisation · Research · World

    Recruitment and Incitement to Violence in the Islamic State’s Online Propaganda: Comparative Analysis of Dabiq and Rumiyah.

    Journal abstract This article attempts to fill a gap in research on the propaganda methods exploited in the Islamic State’s flagship online magazines, Dabiq and Rumiyah. Its major objective is to[…]

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    • in Countering Violent Extremism (CVE) · Groups · Ideologies · Online Terrorist Recruitment · Prevention · Research

    “I Will Tell You a Story about Jihad”: ISIS’s Propaganda and Narrative Advertising

    Journal Abstract This article further broadens the understanding of ISIS propaganda and its effectiveness by looking at the group’s social media through the prism of marketing. The group was found[…]

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    The Dead Drops of Online Terrorism: How Jihadists Use Anonymous Online Platforms

    Journal Abstract The proliferation on terrorist online postings and their documented impact on recruitment of fighters and activation of lone-wolf operations caused governments and security agencies to launch various countermeasures.[…]

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    • in Online Terrorist Recruitment · Radicalisation · Research

    Sexual Suppression and Political Agency: Evoking a Woman’s Support for the Islamic State

    Journal Abstract This article explores the gender dynamics of recruitment materials published by the so-called Islamic State. Through an investigation of the Islamic State’s only female-authored column in Dabiq, it reveals[…]

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    • in Causes of radicalisation · Ideologies · Online Terrorist Recruitment · Pathways to radicalisation · Radicalisation · Research · Risk of radicalization

    Comparing the Online Posting Behaviors of Violent and Non-Violent Right-Wing Extremists

    Journal Abstract Despite the ongoing need for researchers, practitioners, and policymakers to identify and assess the online activities of violent extremists prior to their engagement in violence offline, little is[…]

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    • in Causes of radicalisation · Online Terrorist Recruitment · Pathways to radicalisation · Radicalisation · Religion · Research

    An Analysis of Islamic State’s Gendered Propaganda Targeted Towards Women: From Territorial Control to Insurgency

    Journal Abstract This article analyses Islamic State’s English language propaganda targeting Western women and how that messaging changed as the group shifted from territorial control back into an insurgency. It[…]

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