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Gender-Sensitive Approaches to FTF Child Returnee Management
This paper highlights the challenges for preparation professionals to enable gender-sensitive rehabilitation and reintegration interventions for children returning to Europe from the conflict zone in Iraq and Syrian arab republic. The newspaper identifies the need for gender-sensitive training and responses.
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The 10th Anniversary Of The Global Counterterrorism Forum: Fourth dimension To Outgrow The Adolescence
The Global Counterterrorism Forum (GCTF) was established in September 2011. The objective was to to set up a nimble, action-oriented, informal network with a limited membership to operate equally an incubator for global counter-terrorism (CT) responses. The question raised in this policy brief is whether the GCTF, 10 years since its inception, is still fit for purpose.
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Suicide Bombings in Mindanao
This Policy Brief analyses the suicide bombing phenomena in the Philippines. The frequency of suicide bombing in Jan 2019 is unprecedented in Mindanao. This commodity highlights the three trends of suicide bombing in Mindanao and outlines measures the authorities can take to combat the threat.
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Evolution of Jihadism in Republic of finland
This paper maps the evolution of jihadism in Republic of finland, where jihadist activism has increased significantly in the last decade as internal organisation and contacts with transnational groups take deepened.
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Quand la Musique Cesse
Ce rapport, basé sur des données primaires collectées par l'UNICRI et l'ICCT sur le terrain dans le core de leur projet MERIT, cherche à comprendre l'bear upon du terrorisme sur les jeunes Maliens. Il révèle que les jeunes sont exposés à des niveaux accrus et à divers types de violence dans toutes les régions couvertes par l'étude et sont souvent contraints d'adhérer à de nouveaux systèmes de gouvernance imposés par les groupes terroristes.
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Les Dynamiques du Soutien et de la Participation à 50'Extrémisme Fierce
Le nombre de victimes de la violence armée au Republic of mali a été multiplié par quatre entre 2016 et 2019, les jeunes étant parmi les plus durement touchés par la situation. Ce rapport va au-delà des facteurs habituels tels que l'insécurité et examinane entre autres le rôle joué par des facteurs tels que 50'identification à son groupe ethnique ou religieux, le cadre géographique et l'exposition à la violence.
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An interview with NATO on gender and counter-terrorism
An interview with Assistant Secretarial assistant General for Emerging Security Challenges David van Weel, and NATO Secretary General's Special Representative for Women, Peace and Security (WPS) Clare Hutchinson on NATO, gender and counter-terrorism.
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Biden's National Security Strategy: Domestic Threats Have Heart Stage
President Joe Biden released his Interim National Security Strategic Guidance last calendar month. Counter-terrorism has been replaced by the threat posed past traditional country actors, such every bit Communist china and Russia, as well as a looming climate crisis as the master challenge facing the U.s.a. today.
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Keeping Faith with Trump: The Unsafe Causes and the Consequences
In order to empathise what continuously motivates people to join the far-correct, Lorne 50. Dawson explores 4 aspects of the study of extremism: responses to the failure of prophecies; why people adopt extreme beliefs; the office of social dynamics and networks in consolidating extremist movements; and the nature and operation of charismatic leadership and authorization.
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Deconstructing the extreme right
In this perspective slice, Donald Holbrook examines far-correct ideology its trajectory, and considers how we can call up about it more finer.
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ICCT Almanac Conference Magazine
For our Annual Briefing, nosotros have created a magazine that showcases our key achievements of 2021. Learn more about our projects, our worldwide impact and our journal publications and the people behind ICCT in this online, interactive magazine.
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Incel Radical Milieu and External Locus of Control
This paper examines the pillars of incel ideology through an assay of incels' own vocabulary and narratives, and argues that a radical milieu can be an effective analytical framework for studying incel communities.
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When the Music Stops: The Affect of Terrorism on Malian Youth
Using master data collected by UNICRI and ICCT every bit office of the MERIT project, this report examines the socio-economical and psychological impacts of terrorism on Malian youth, who ofttimes face increased levels of violence and new systems of governance imposed by terrorist groups.
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Rightist Violence: An Historical Perspective
In this essay, Tim Wilson traces the evolution of correct-wing violence from its emergence in the 19th century to present solar day. It asks the questions: just how tactically innovative is rightist violence in the 21st century?
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The Dutch approach to extremist offenders
This Policy Brief focuses on the Dutch approach to dealing with extremist offenders, and analyses Dutch policy choices that have been made from the perspectives of prosecution, rehabilitation, and reintegration.
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ISIS and Their Use of Slavery
In this Perspective, Nadia al-Dayel and Andrew Mumford warn that it is no longer sufficient to be concerned about merely the concrete liberation of territory from groups like ISIS—the human liberation of victims of slavery must too get a counterterrorism priority.
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Terrorism in the historic period of applied science
In this Written report, for Clingendael's Strategic Monitor 2019-2020, ICCT Director Renske van der Veer aims to put the threat posed past the use of technology in terrorism to the West, more than specifically to The Netherlands, in perspective.
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Revisiting the Theatre of Terror in CVE
In this Perspective, Joe Whittaker and Lisah Elsayed contend that strategic communications in CVE can sometimes have limited effectiveness or even worse, a detrimental effect, and offer ways to ensure credible undermining of trigger-happy propaganda.
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A Schema of Right-Wing Extremism in the United States
In this Policy Brief, Sam Jackson presents a schema of three main forms of right-wing extremism in the U.s.a. in order to more clearly understand the landscape: racist extremism, nativist extremism, and anti-regime extremism.
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Terrorism in the Age of Tech
In this Study for Clingendael's Global Security Pulse, Reinier Bergema maps out emerging trends and threats in the age of technology.
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Remembering Terrorism: The Example of Norway
In the wake of a Utøya memorial being defaced with a swastika, Jeanine de Roy van Zwuijdewijn writes on the commemoration and memoralisation of terrorist events in the instance of Norway and Anders Behring Breivik.
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Terrorism, Organised Crime, and Necessity
In this Perspective, Martin Gallagher explores the contradiction between ideological rhetoric and self-serving criminal do that exists between organised criminals and terrorist groups.
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Post Brexit EU (In)Security
In this Perspective, Dr. Rumyana van Ark warns of the potential security and CT implications that accept been thus far overlooked in Britain's get out from the Eu.
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Destination Jihad: Italy'southward Foreign Fighters
Using exclusive and original data provided by the Italian Ministry building of Interior, this report thoroughly analyses the profiles of individuals with ties to Italy who traveled to join the ranks of Islamic State and other armed groups from 2011 up to October 2017.
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ICCT: Year in Review 2018
To round up our year, we take compiled a document highlighting our 2018 achievements and a message from our Director. Relevant projects, events and publications are grouped together nether the 3 thematic programmes; Define and Detect, Prevent and Protect, and Respond and Reflect.
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Women in Jihad: A Historical Perspective
Acquaintance Young man Seran de Leede explores the importance of women in contemporary jihadism. de Leede assesses how women's facilitative and supportive contributions take maintained and propagated jihadist ideology.
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Reflecting on: What Types of Media Terrorists Collect
ICCT Acquaintance Boyfriend Donald Holbrook reflects on his 2017 Inquiry Newspaper 'What Types of Media do Terrorists Collect? An Assay of Religious, Political, and Ideological Publications Found in Terrorism Investigations in the UK".
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Assessing Europol'due south Operation Against ISIS' Propaganda: Arroyo and Bear on
In this Perspective, Laurence Bindner and Raphael Gluck appraise Europol's operation to disrupt ISIS propaganda. The operation, led by Belgian Federal Prosecutor's Office and coordinated with six European countries (Kingdom of belgium, Bulgaria, France, kingdom of the netherlands, Romania and the United Kingdom), as well as Canada and the United States, enables actors like Europol to target online sources of propaganda.
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Citizenship and Beginnings of Belgian Foreign Fighters
In this Policy Brief, authors Pieter Van Ostaeyen and Guy Van Vlierden explore the backgrounds of Belgian foreign fighters and observe that while most Belgian foreign fighters are linked to Morocco, the second near prominent bequeathed link is Russian federation.
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Mali: Is It All Nearly Terrorism?
In this Perspective, ICCT Visiting Fellow Elena Dal Santo expands our understanding of the multiple (and ofttimes overlooked) factors underlying conflict and instability in Mali.
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Cut From the Same Cloth? Lone Actor Terrorists Versus Common Homicide Offenders
In this Enquiry Paper, Marieke Liem et al. provide a bivariate assay of lone player terrorists and mutual homicide offenders. Liem et al's findings problematise the nomenclature of lone actors equally an entity fundamentally different from the sample of single homicide offenders and call for future in-depth assessments of possible differences in homicidal drive.
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Terrorism, Diplomacy, and State Communications
In countering the communications of terrorist organisations, states face a number of distinct challenges. Blatant lying can be at the expense of a state'south authority, credibility, and instrumental effectiveness. Effective country communications need to exist integrated, multidimensional and persuasive. Often they are anything just.
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Jihadists' Grievance Narratives against France
A range of social, cultural, religious, economical, political, demographic drivers and identity factors converged to create a fertile basis for receptive radicals to emerge and interruption away from democratic values. Informed by these issues, this Policy Brief aims to place avenues of further development for the French counter-terrorism strategic advice strategy.
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Jihadists Respond to Trump: "In al-Quds we run into"
In this Perspective, Pieter Van Ostaeyen and Tore Hamming analyse jihadists' response to Trumps recognition of Jerusalem. They fence that the bulk of Jihadi groups call for the unification of Muslims worldwide and urge for a Jihad to liberate Jerusalem.
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Prosecuting (Potential) Foreign Fighters: Legislative and Practical Challenges
In this Inquiry Paper Christophe Paulussen and Kate Pitcher provide a disquisitional cess of the underlying legal frameworks and the physical prosecutions of (potential) foreign fighters at the national level. The authors argue that magistrates and prosecutors should accept a greater office in assessing whether actual prosecution or adjudication is appropriate in specific cases.
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Marawi: Winning the State of war Later the Battle
This Perspective discusses the drivers of violent conflict in the Philippines and argues that the policy response needs to take into business relationship the underlying socio-economic motivations for militancy, rather than focusing on superficial claims of IS-affiliation.
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Action Agenda on Tearing Extremist Offenders in Prison house in Republic of mali
This Action Calendar discusses the background of the conflict in Mali as well equally some of the issues faced in Mali with regards to violent extremist offenders in prison house. It provides recommendations and proposed activities in four action areas to address concerns and needs identified past ICCT and UNICRI throughout the initiatives implemented by both organisations and so far.
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Countering Terrorist Narratives
This study provides an overview of current approaches to countering terrorist narratives. It highlights a number of policy recommendations to enhance the effectiveness of countering terrorism strategic advice.
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Uighur Foreign Fighters: An Underexamined Jihadist Challenge
Uighurs, specifically individuals of Turkic decent from Cathay'south northwest province of Xinjiang, accept get a noticeable part of the constellation of globally active jihadist terror groups. This Policy Brief explores the scope and scale of Uighur Foreign Fighters (UFF) activity in various locations, its implications and how their participation in global jihadist groups may evolve.
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IS's Appeal to Western Women: Policy Recommendations
In ICCT's latest Policy Brief, Kiriloi Ingram analyses how IS recruits Western women through a detailed qualitative narrative assay of the contents of all fifteen issues of a Dabiq magazine. Ingram argues that counter-terrorism strategic communications must be paired with community based initiatives.
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Political Primacy, Strategic Risks, and ISIL afterwards the Caliphate
In this Perspective, ICCT Associate Swain, Craig Whiteside, analyses the effectiveness of Iraq's Counter-Terrorism Service (CTS) in countering IS. He aims to find out to what extent CTS still possesses reasonable capacity to strategise further counter-terrorism acts in the post-caliphate fight confronting IS.
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The Failure of Prophecy and the Future of IS
In ICCT'southward latest Policy Brief, Dr. Lorne L. Dawson discusses the underlying vision of IS in propagating an apocalyptic struggle for its followers. He argues this cosmic struggle is characterised by the "caliphate legacy" which will survive despite military defeat.
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An Era of Near Unstoppable Terrorism?
In this Perspective, Phil Gurski discusses a new wave of vehicular terrorist attacks and argues that, rather than ramping upwards security and law enforcement measures, we should think more than near resilience after the bomb goes off.
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Moderate Muslims and Islamist Terrorism: Betwixt Denial and Resistance
In his latest Enquiry Paper, ICCT Research Fellow Dr. Alex P. Schmid examines various aspects of moderation in Islam including how Islamist extremists view moderate Muslims and how the latter resist the quondam, and argues for humanism to be the middle footing for moderates of all faiths and political persuasions.
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Tending Flowers in the Desert
Craig Whiteside examines how counterinsurgency tactics such as population expulsions, extrajudicial killings and mass incarceration, currently being used by the Iraqi government's security forces, could impact on the future return of another "Islamic State" system.
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Tackling the Surge of Returning Foreign Fighters
With the defeat in Mosul and the noose tightening effectually IS' stronghold in Raqqa, the tide has begun to reverse and the steady trickle of returnees is showtime to pick up pace. This Perspective looks at 'hard' and 'soft' approaches to dealing with them.
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Winning the Arraign Game: The Caliphate of Complete Disaster
The battle of Mosul marks more than than a armed services victory for the anti-ISIL coalition: it is a crucial inflection point calling for an invigorated strategic communications campaign. ICCT Visiting Fellow, Craig Whiteside uses recent ICCT research past Ingram and Berger to highlight so-chosen Islamic Country's dramatic failure to produce and secure a working caliphate - every bit a key theme to further develop.
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The Audio of an Repeat
In this Perspective, ICCT Inquiry Boyfriend Joe Whittaker argues against the current indiscriminate use of the term "echo sleeping accommodation" in relation to terrorism and radicalisation, but for its potential effective use in relation to time to come research.
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Digital Distractions: Analysis of Iraqi PMUs' English language Media Campaign
In this Perspective, Yousif Kalian and Omar Alhashani analyse the narrative propagated by Iraq's Pop Mobilization Units (PMUs) and argue that, despite the image of unity they project at the moment, the PMUs may shift towards a more sectarian outlook to remain relevant in Republic of iraq's political hereafter.
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What If Some Terrorist Attacks Are Unstoppable?
In his latest Perspective, ICCT Associate Swain Phil Gurski argues that, as it is not possible to preclude all terrorist attacks and given their relative infrequency, the public should go more resilient so equally to ensure terrorists practice not achieve their goals of spreading fearfulness and anxiety.
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Popular Mobilization Messaging
James Garrison's Research Newspaper examines the Iraqi Pop Mobilization Unit'due south (PMU) messaging on the organisation's website and social media platforms to develop a more nuanced understanding of the PMU's outlook, both present and time to come.
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Tin a Copycat Issue be Observed in Terrorist Suicide Attacks?
Nicholas Farnham and Dr. Marieke Liem wait at how a copycat upshot – established within the field of suicide studies – may manifest itself in terrorist suicide attacks, and take an exploratory approach in evaluating the prospect of incorporating open-information resource in future counter-terrorism inquiry.
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War past Suicide: A Statistical Analysis of the Islamic Land's Martyrdom Industry
This Research Paper from ICCT Associate Beau Charlie Winter explores IS's utilise of suicide tactics over the course of 12 months – from 1 December 2015 to thirty November 2016 – and, through statistical evaluation, demonstrates its attacks are now primarily perpetrated by local operatives against military targets, marker a new phase of operationalisation for suicide warfare.
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Suicide Tactics and the Islamic Country
In this Perspective, ICCT Associate Boyfriend Charlie Winter discusses IS's utilise of suicide tactics and looks in some detail at the group's three primary suicide modi operandi: vehicle-borne IEDs, inghimas operations and human-borne IEDs.
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Foreign Terrorist Fighters: Trends, Dynamics and Policy Responses
This Report, which was developed for the Global Counterterrorism Forum's Foreign Terrorist Fighters Working Group, takes stock of the current trends and dynamics related to the foreign terrorist fighter phenomenon and identifies some of the gaps that even so need to exist addressed.
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Administrative Measures against Foreign Fighters: In Search of Limits and Safeguards
This Research Paper analyses the increasing employ of administrative measures in counter-terrorism and, based on a review of their use in the United kingdom, France, and the Netherlands, and later identifying where their use might be justified and the impact of their use on the protection of human rights, concludes past recommending the establishment of appropriate limits and safeguards.
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Rehabilitating Juvenile Fierce Extremist Offenders in Detention
Developed for the Global Counterterrorism Forum's Detention and Reintegration Working Group, this paper puts forth guiding principles, recommendations, and considerations for the detention, rehabilitation, and reintegration of juveniles convicted of terrorism and violent extremism-related crimes in a fashion that upholds the principles and safeguards of juvenile justice.
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Promises of Paradise: IS Propaganda towards Women
In this Perspective, Louisa Tarras-Wahlberg discusses the seven clear promises delivered to women in official IS propaganda - promises that paint a motion picture of a young nation state resembling a paradise on earth - and argues that afflicted European states need to counter IS paradisiac claims while providing meliorate opportunities for young women at dwelling house.
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"How to Slaughter the Disbelievers": Insights into IS' Instructional Video
Every bit then-called Islamic State (IS) suffers devastating losses of land, personnel and resources beyond Iraq and Syria, it may seem that its cease is almost. ICCT Visiting Fellow Haroro Ingram argues to the contrary, explaining how IS' contempo video "You must fight them o muwahhid" offers yet some other indicator that the grouping is again strategically transitioning.
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Managing Risk in the Fight Against IS
As the battle for Mosul rages, the West faces a key turning point in the struggle against the then-chosen Islamic Land (IS). The strategic choices made in the coming months to counter the gamble posed by IS are likely to accept ramifications that will be felt – good or bad – for years to come. Every bit such information technology is an apt fourth dimension to reverberate on the lessons learned from past mistakes.
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How Islamophobia Makes Us Less Safe
In this Perspective, ICCT Visiting Young man Phil Gurski argues that Islamophobia is a type of ignorance and prejudice, a fear of the Other, against which we must fight in the interests of national security.
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Foreign Fighters in Their Own Words: Using YouTube as a Source
Analysing YouTube videos, Kim Mans and Reuben Tuitel provide new insight into the phenomenon of foreign fighters, answering basic questions such as: 'who are these foreign fighters?', 'why do these foreign fighters travel to Syria?' and 'where will they go next when the fight is over?', and thereby calculation to so-called thick descriptions in foreign fighter inquiry.
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The EU's 'Security Union': A Bridge Too Far?
In this Perspective, Wittendorp examines bug surrounding the EU'due south and specifically the Commission's new 'Security Union': what is the broader context in which it emerged, what are the assumptions informing information technology, and what problem might lie ahead?
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Italy'south Jihadists in Syria: The Example of Maria Giulia Sergio ("Lady Jihad")
Examining the case written report of one Italian adult female who travelled to Syrian arab republic, Dr. Marone sheds lite on some of the particularities concerning Italia's jihadists, including the relevance of strange recruitment networks operating within the country and the prevalence of individual pathways of radicalisation over group mechanisms.
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The Utilize and Abuse of Administrative Measures against FTFs in France
In this Perspective, Dr. Boutin argues that, while in that location can exist valid reasons to utilise so-called 'administrative measures' to foreign terrorist fighters (FTFs) in France and elsewhere, it is essential for policy makers to give further consideration to issues of human rights in the awarding of such measures.
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Arab republic of egypt's Aviation Security since the Metrojet Bombing
9 months after the downing of the Russian A321 civilian shipping, Metrojet flying 9268, in the Sinai Peninsula, Egyptian authorities even so demand to address the challenges relating to the vulnerability of airdrome facilities and to managing the fear of the traveling public.
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How (non) to Manage Fear later Terrorist Attacks
Addressing recent attacks in Germany, Chancellor Angela Merkel was widely criticised for repeating her mantra 'we can do this', facing a population increasingly worried by Islamist terrorism. This Perspective analyses the tension between fear management and polarisation, challenging existing assumptions on how to communicate to citizens after terrorist attacks.
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Jabhat al Nusra Splits From al Qaeda
Subsequently years of rumours, Syrian jihadist group Jabhat al Nusra is expected to sever its longstanding affiliation with al Qaeda at any moment. ICCT Associate Fellow J.Thousand. Berger analyses the implications of the impending split on the future evolution of jihadist ideology and strategy.
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The Nice Attack and the Limits of Security Responses
In this Op-Ed, ICCT Research Fellow Bibi van Ginkel compares the profile of the perpetrator of the Squeamish Attacks to existing research on Foreign Fighters, pointing to the limits of the security-centered approach France has adopted.
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The CTSC Project in the Media
ICCT Fellows and Assembly have written articles, op-eds and interviews on the topic of Counter-Terrorism Strategic Communications:
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Links betwixt Terrorism and Migration: An Exploration
This Research Newspaper explores and questions some assumed causal links between terrorism on the one hand and (forced and irregular) migration on the other. It also offers recommendations that can become some mode towards disentangling the issues of (refugee) migration and terrorism.
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Breivik's Life-Long Boxing for Attention
ICCT's Inquiry Fellows Liesbeth van der Heide and Daan Weggemans offer their insights on Anders Behring Breivik's quest for lifelong attention, following his court case victory against the Norwegian government.
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The Foreign Fighters Miracle in the EU – Profiles, Threats & Policies
In this Written report commissioned by the netherlands National Coordinator for Security and Counterterrorism (NCTV), ICCT analyses the numbers and characteristics of foreign fighters, how the EU and Member States appraise the threat as well every bit their policy responses regarding security, preventive and legislative measures.
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The Islamic Country'south Global Propaganda Strategy
This Inquiry Newspaper aims to analyse in depth the global propaganda strategy of the so-chosen "Islamic State" past looking at the methods through which this grand strategy is carried out as well as its objectives.
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Personal Characteristics of Lone-Role player Terrorists
This Enquiry Project Report analyses personal variables of perpetrators of lonely thespian terrorism, resulting in a number of policy recommendations. It is the fifth publication in the Countering Solitary-Histrion Terrorism (CLAT) project.
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Strange (Terrorist) Fighters with IS: A European Perspective
In this Research Paper, ICCT Inquiry Boyfriend Dr. Alex P. Schmid analyses the widely diverging foreign fighter estimates. Having identified push button and pull besides as resilience factors that facilitate or inhibit immature Muslims joining ISIS, he argues that stopping them from departing to Syrian arab republic is not enough; political solutions have to exist sought.
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Study: NATO Workshop on Violent Extremism in Central Asia
New Report: On two and 3 September 2015, the International Centre for Counter-Terrorism – The Hague (ICCT) and the Eye for Security Programs (CSP) in Astana convened a NATO Advanced Inquiry Workshop titled 'Vehement Extremism in Central Asia: Indicators, Trends and Possible Responses', with support of the NATO Science for Peace and Security Programme. The main aim of the workshop was to place to what extent radicalisation and violent extremism are on the rise in the region, what can and should exist done nigh it and how actors can advance on a countering tearing extremism (CVE) calendar in the futurity.
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Written report: NATO Workshop on Counter-Terrorism in the MENA Region
New Written report: From 6 to seven October 2015, the International Centre for Counter-Terrorism (ICCT), Al-Ahram Center for Political and Strategic Studies (ACPSS) and Netherlands Establish of International Relations 'Clingendael' convened a NATO Advanced Research Workshop in Brussels. This workshop was titled '(Counter-)terrorism in the post-Arab Bound context' and supported by the NATO Science for Peace and Security Programme.
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So What Does IS Want United states to Do Next…?
In this Op-Ed, ICCT Research Boyfriend Dr. Alastair Reed outlines three potential responses that the so-called "Islamic State" may want to provoke with the Paris attacks.
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Mumbai-Manner Attacks in Paris
Over again, after the attacks on Charlie Hebdo and a Jewish supermarket in January, Paris has been shaken by a series of terrorist attacks. Contrary to the events earlier this twelvemonth, the 13 Nov events were much more complex and coordinated, reminding the states of the Mumbai 2008 attacks.
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What Side by side for the Sinai?
In this Op-Ed, ICCT Managing director Mark Singleton elaborates on how to read into the causeless bombing of the Russian Metrojet 9628 flight past the Sinai franchise of the so-called "Islamic State" on 31 Oct 2015.
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Strange (Terrorist) Fighter Estimates: Conceptual and Data Issues
In this Policy Brief, Dr. Alex P. Schmid discusses various definitions of Foreign Terrorist Fighters (FTFs) by disaggregating the "foreign", "terrorist" and "fighters" elements of the Un Security Council definition in resolution 2178 (2014). Subsequently, an attempt is made to bring structure to the widely diverging estimates of the numbers of foreign fighters and their origins.
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Motives and Considerations of Potential Foreign Fighters from the Netherlands
In this Policy Brief, Prof. Dr. Edwin Bakker and Peter Grol studied several cases of potential foreign fighters. These observations form the ground of policy suggestions that could contribute to the prevention policy within the framework of the "Comprehensive Action Programme to Combat Jihadism" of the Dutch government.
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Challenging the Narrative of the "Islamic Land"
Dr. Alex Schmid identifies a dozen narrative themes of ISIS and discusses them from different angles in an attempt to show vulnerabilities and point the manner towards developing convincing counter-arguments.
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European Female person Jihadists in Syria: Exploring an Under-Researched Topic
The number of young Western women travelling abroad to join the "Islamic State" (IS) continues to increase. However, piddling is known about these women, including their motivations and roles inside organisations such equally IS. This Background Note provides preliminary answers and explain what is known then far.
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Republic of mali's Long Road Alee
The authors discuss recent military machine operations in Republic of mali and warn against the temptation to treat the various jihadists as a homogenous group.
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Terrorism Enquiry and Government
This Commentary argues that governments should trust non-governmental actors to a greater extent with sensitive information to ensure the most informed responses to terrorism.
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The Return of Europe's Foreign Fighters
This Commentary argues that the trouble of returning foreign fighters to Europe volition only increase and policymakers should wait towards civil order and local communities for solutions.
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Ansar al-Sharia in Tunisia's Shift to Jihad
This Research Newspaper analyses the likely future of the conflict between the virtually significant salafi jihadist group in the country, Ansar al-Sharia in Tunisia, and the Tunisian land.
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AQAP: A Local Problem, A Global Concern
Intelligence information well-nigh Al Qaeda in the Arabic Peninsula (AQAP) caused a security stir in the past weeks leading to embassy closures and evacuation of personnel in Republic of yemen.
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The End of Radicalisation?
Following the Boston Marathon and Woolwich attacks in 2013, some commentators proclaimed the cease of the concept of radicalisation equally the root cause for terrorism. Dr. Alex Schmid takes a closer look at this claim.
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The Nexus between Security and Development
Research Fellow Dr. Bibi van Ginkel and Clingendael Senior Research Fellow Ivan Briscoe analyse the human relationship betwixt the development and counter-terrorism sectors in light of the changing nature of terrorism.
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Republic of mali and the Narco-Terrorists
In the Francophone printing, jihadists and rebels in Northern Mali are frequently referred to as "narco-terrorists". This Commentary discusses the use of such terminology and its implications.
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Anders Breivik: A Terrorist on Trial
This Commentary analyses the trial against Anders Behring Breivik, the Norwegian tearing extremist who carried out bomb and gun attacks that left 77 people expressionless last year.
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The Internet as Hiding Place of Jihadi Extremists
It is no secret that vehement extremists – whether Jihadists or Neo-Nazis – make intensive utilize of the cyberspace equally a platform for give-and-take, planning, propaganda and recruitment. Dr. Bibi van Ginkel discusses different approaches to counter this.
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Containing al Qaeda in Africa
In contempo years commentators accept begun to suggest that Africa volition be the next oasis for al Qaeda, with al Shabaab, al Qaeda in the Islamic Maghreb and Boko Haram all having affiliations with al Qaeda in varying degrees.
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Lone Wolves and their Enabling Environment
In this Commentary, Dr. Beatrice de Graaf and Eelco Kessels MA emphasise that, although we might label Anders B. Breivik a alone wolf, he certainly does not perceive himself to be a loner operating in complete isolation.
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Al Qaeda's Final Dance: a Mortiferous Tango for Two
The popular uprisings in Northern Africa and the Heart East are showing u.s., professionals involved in the field of counter-terrorism, and our politicians the best manner forrad in our struggle confronting political violence.
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Study ICCT International Launch Conference
Over 200 loftier-level international experts from various governments, counter-terrorism agencies, academic institutions and NGOs gathered to discuss the status of counter-terrorism.
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9/11 9 Years On
The Commentary tries to explain the reasons for the (delayed) flare-up of anti-Islamic emotions and demonstrations in various parts of the earth.
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