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Explaining the achievements of the Islamic State in Iraq and Syria : a comparative study of rebel governance -

El Hallak, Rasha Adel (2017)

This study focuses on ISIS’ system of governance in territories under its effective control in Syria and Iraq. The main research question and purpose of this paper is to study whether there is anything unique or exceptional ...
The Caucasus Emirate in the age of ISIS : a short history of Islamic “States” in the North Caucasus -

Stephens, Susannah Jane, (2016)

North Caucasian resistance movements against Russian colonial incursion and political dominance have consistently framed their struggles in terms of “Gazawat,” “Holy War,” and “Jihad.” Despite the religiosity of their ...
The Islamic state and the necromancy of the mundane -

Damaj, Yara Mohamad (2017)

In an effort to understand the ‘unintelligible’, researchers have attempted to examine the Islamic State through various lenses. Indeed, studies have analyzed the phenomenon using geopolitical, security, Orientalist and ...
The making of ISIS : interplays of capital, coercion, and contention.

Seghaier, Roua (2019)

The thesis is an investigation of the validity of state formation in the Syrian Jazirah from a bellicist perspective, at the age of increasing challenge to the conventional nation-state. It argues that social organizations ...
The marriage between ISIS and its people : the role of social media in the recruitment of females -

Khani, Hadil Ayman, (2016)

This study examines how ISIS used social media, specifically Tumblr, to recruit females. The project creates a connection between social media, gender studies, and images to the larger ideological framework of ISIS. ...
Through a gendered lens : women ISIS recruits in the media -

Nabut, Maream-Jena AbdelHalim, (2016)

At a time when ISIS was making daily headlines all over the world, a particularly intriguing phenomenon appeared in the media: the recruitment of women by ISIS social media users. In this study, I analyze the coverage of ...
Who says what of the Islamic state : a social and hashtag network analysis of the Khilafah and خلافة -

Rifai, Kareem Ahmad, (2016)

The academic study of terrorism has been dominated by a disciplinary method that is entirely strategic; it tends to reflect geopolitics with the academic purpose to identify, combat, and prevent terrorism in all avenues, ...

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