Caliphate Soldiers and Lone Actors: What to Make of IS Claims for Attacks in the West 2016-2018
This ICCT Research Paper tries to find the links between lone actors and the organisation's main leadership through examining the changes in the ways IS has claimed credit for violent incidents in Western countries.
Branding a Caliphate in Decline: The Islamic State’s Video Output (2015-2018)
In this Research Paper, Pieter Nanninga argues that the Islamic State’s multi-faceted response to its setbacks as reflected in the decline of their video production might ensure the groups’ appeal to its target audience in the years to come.
The Global War on Terrorism, Domestic Imperatives, and Paramilitary Police Units: Lessons from South Asia
In this Perspective, ASM Ali Arshaf explores the emergence of paramilitary police units as a salient feature of the South Asian counterterrorism sphere and the complexity of it.
Caliphate Soldiers and Lone Actors: What to Make of IS Claims for Attacks in the West 2016-2018
This ICCT Research Paper tries to find the links between lone actors and the organisation's main leadership through examining the changes in the ways IS has claimed credit for violent incidents in Western countries.