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Understanding the “Fan-attack”: Lone-wolves and Media Narratives

byNadia Hai
October 29, 2014

In my previous blog post, I explored how al Qaeda’s “fans” or Jihobbyists contribute to the movement through…

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Jihobbyists, Fanatics or Fan-attacks? Exploring Extremist Fan Cultures through Inspire Magazine

byNadia Hai
October 15, 2014

Supporters of al Qaeda-inspired movements are often referred to as “fanatics.” There is an element of truth to…

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The Consolidation of the Caliphate

byNeil Hauer
September 24, 2014

The Islamic State has successfully battled for news headlines and large swaths of the Middle East over the…

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