Vol. 8 No. 1 (2017)

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Published: 2017-02-09

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Introduction

Introduction to the Special Issue

Erika Brady

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Articles

‘Close enough’ – The link between the Syrian Electronic Army and the Bashar al-Assad regime, and implications for the future development of nation-state cyber counter-insurgency strategies

Stewart Kenton Bertram

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Does ISIS satisfy the criteria of an apocalyptic Islamic cult? An evidence-based historical qualitative meta-analysis.

Bruce Barron, Diane L. Maye

18-33
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The Dark Side of the Economy: A Comparative Analysis of the Islamic State's Revenue Streams

Wes H Cooper

34-42
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Striking at their Core: De-funding the Islamic State of Iraq and Syria

Alessio Shostak

43-52
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An analysis of Patterns of Change Arising from the Syrian Conflict: Islamic Terrorism, Refugee Flows and Political Destabilization in Europe

Erika Brady

53-67
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How identity crisis, relative deprivation, personal characteristics, and empathy contribute to the engagement of Western individuals in Islamist terrorist behavior

Khouwaga Yusoufzai, Franziska Emmerling

68-80
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Following a Military Defeat of ISIS in Syria and Iraq: What Happens Next after the Military Victory and the Return of Foreign Fighters?

Anne Speckhard, Ardian Shajkovci, Ahmet S Yayla

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Reviews

The ISIS Crisis

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