Recognizing the importance of the Arabic publication for reaching a key target audience for
ISIS, this expansive study of al-Naba's text-based content will add to the scholarship of non …

In response to calls for more empirical studies in organizational communication to further
develop the Four Flows Model of CCO, this analysis examines Daesh's use of visual …

Experts opine that the Islamic State of Iraq and Syria (ISIS) responded to its loss of control
over major population centers in Iraq and Syria that constituted its self-described “caliphate” …

This study investigates the question of why terrorist groups differ in how frequently they
conduct suicide attacks. The study provides a novel explanation for the tactical choices of …

When a president announces troop withdrawal, some factors change. Financial and human
costs fall, and relations among international actors change. To expand contemporary …

This article studies the Islamic State's only remaining periodical, Al-Naba, identifying the
most common tropes and patterns in the periodical's Sub-Saharan Africa coverage, and on …

We reserve a final mention for those individuals who have offered tremendous support
throughout this book adventure. First and foremost, we sincerely thank our respective …

How do non-state actors such as the Islamic State constitute online publics and collectives
that further their political goals and form the foundation of a state-building enterprise? This …

Abstract Routine Activity Theory was first proposed in 1979 as one of the first situational
explanations of crime. Later on, four factors of target suitability were further defined by the …

This article discusses the leadership of the Khulafaur Rashidin, namely the reigns of Abu
Bakr, Umar bin Khattab, Uthman bin Affan, and Ali bin Abi Talib, from the appointment of the …