The Islamic State
The Islamic State: Territoriality through terror
... the Islamic State exposes several competing ...the Islamic State as ‘terrorism’ often interpret the group as an ‘Al Qaeda redux’ (Kadercan ...the Islamic State as a ...
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The Islamic State's use of escapism as a means of seduction and mobilization of Western audiences
... the Islamic State is nearly defeated, it actually still manages to sell dreams and utopia ...by Islamic State inspired jihadist appears to be as severe as ever (Tamplin, ...the Islamic ...
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The financing of terrorism and the threat posed by the Islamic State of Iraq and Levant
... The aim of this article is to identify the funding streams that have been exploited by the Islamic State of Iraq and Levant. 1 Since that time, ISIL has emerged as the largest terrorist group in the Middle ...
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Jihad between islamic jurisprudence and practice of the islamic state in iraq and syria
... facto state that comprised of the Sunni areas in Iraq and the Sunni areas in Syria “the shūrā (consultative) council of the Islamic State studied this matter after the Islamic State – ...
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Off with their heads: the Islamic State and civilian beheadings
... the Islamic State’s brutal actions, we still know few details about how IS formulates and implements its strategic ...The Islamic State is certainly operating under a decision- making framework with ...
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New imaginaries of war : how Hamas and the Islamic State advance their political objectives on a virtual battlefield : a thesis presented in partial fulfilment of the requirements for the degree of Master of Philosophy (College of Humanities and Social Sciences) at Massey University, Albany Campus, New Zealand
... Far more complex than the label of ‘terrorism’ suggests, Hamas and IS share a number of commonalities as NSAGs. They operate in the same region, emerging from a volatile security situation in conflict-ridden territory, ...
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Gendered Jihad – Recruitment Strategy of the Islamic State
... The motivating factors to join terrorist organizations vary considerably including religious, psychosocial, sociological, and political aspects. 28 Concerning ISIS, academic scholars who have worked on these motivating ...
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The Community Rating System: Assessing Indicators of Community Participation, A Dasymetric and Sovi Approach
... Since this study surveyed people using an online instrument, more research is needed to gain a deeper understanding of both the potential targets (people) and the influence of the media content itself. The research ...
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Dehumanisation in religious and sectarian violence : the case of Islamic State
... determined that this group is one that existed since the pre-Islamic jāhiliyyah, but became “Islamized” by the surrounding Muslim population, language, and culture, although they never accepted Islam nor claimed ...
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Kyrgyzstan 2015 : a country adrift?
... In August 2015 Kyrgyzstan completed the accession process to the Eurasian Eco- nomic Union (EEU). Bishkek now firmly gravitates in Russia’s orbit. In October parliamentary elections returned a six-party national ...
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Targeting “Islamic State” Oil Facilities
... the Islamic State will be a member of its organized armed group, or a civilian taking a direct part in ...the Islamic State, cannot be ...
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Deterring Islamic State, an Italian job: Has deterrence played a role in the reason for why Italy has not been attacked by Islamic State?
... There is also no lack of indicators that IS has had plans to attack Italy. For example, at the end of 2016, a video from IS, which was circulating on the web, identified the Vatican in Rome as ‘the next target’. After ...
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War Crimes and Shifting Borders in the Middle East. CEPS Essay No. 14, 11 September 2014
... he summer of 2014 saw an explosion of violence in the Middle East: Israel delivered a sledgehammer blow against Gaza, Lebanon was again the scene of terrorist onslaught, and the relentless war in Syria pushed the numbers ...
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Islamic Jurisprudence and the Primacy of Shariah
... with Islamic principles of ...ideal Islamic state cannot be described meaningfully as theocratic since according to him, no human can claim to speak or act for God, rather it is a monocracy where ...
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Thesis.docx
... the Islamic State, it has apparently been used as a recruitment ...and state-builders, from “stationary bandits” to incipient states, one intended to build up support from the ...
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Landes_unc_0153M_16105.pdf
... Tajik state rigorously polices the public visibility of ...unique state of secularism in Tajikistan as a form of “assertive secularism,” in which “certain forms of religion and non-religion are prioritized ...
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Criminalising religious pluralism : the legal treatment of Shiites in Malaysia
... which Islamic law in Malaysia controls the religious aspect of peoples’ lives in Shia communities, and the legal implications that are likely to ...the Islamic legal provisions that may potentially be used ...
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Developing Entrepreneurial Curriculum in Indonesian Islamic Higher Education: A Transformation Process
... any Islamic entrepreneurship ...this Islamic University needs to improve the standard of students’ recruitment and both adminis- trative and academic staff ...
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Impact of Islamic Belief on the Demand for Life Assurance Policies in Lagos State, Nigeria
... to Islamic principles by means of a contract of donation with a condition of compensation with a further requirement that it be free from usurious business Qaradawi (2005) however this is not to say that ...
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Student views of service quality faculty teaching learning and education state institute of islamic religious sultan maulana hasanuddin banten
... (6) low prosperity of educators ( 7)The low learners' achievements, (8) Lack of equal education access, and (9) the low relevance of education to the needs, and (10) high costs of education. Seeing the results above, ...
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