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FROM WINNING TO LOSING: ISIS’S BEHAVIORAL CONSISTENCY AND INCONSISTENCY SINCE ZARQAWI ( ) | ||
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Herfi, Tanya L. |
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FROM WINNING TO LOSING: ISIS’S BEHAVIORAL CONSISTENCY AND INCONSISTENCY SINCE ZARQAWI |
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Monterey, CA; Naval Postgraduate School |
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Terrorist groups in the Middle East continue to pose a challenge to U.S. interests and a threat to the security of the United States and its allies. It is important to understand what factors drive the behavior of these groups and how they adapt to certain challenges. The Islamic State of Iraq and al-Sham (ISIS) is a unique terrorist organization that has had an indelible impact on the Middle East and continues to pose a threat to U.S. interests. Examining ISIS’s behavior and development over time will help illuminate how certain types of decisions are made in a terrorist organization, what consistencies are present in decision-making, what motivates the behavior of terrorist groups in conflict, and when or why an organization might modify or amend its doctrine to adapt to certain challenges. In the case of ISIS, how the group has adapted or remained consistent in its use and reliance on violence, local support, and apocalyptic ideology is examined. Examining those areas of ISIS’s behavior over time help illuminate if and under what conditions the group has been compelled to alter its approach. Findings help us understand what (if any) factors have forced the organization to shift its behavior over time in order to help it advance its stated ultimate goal of a restructured united, global Muslim society ruled by a purely Islamic state system, unadulterated by non-Islamic ideas, morals, or legal concepts. Subjects: ISIS; Islamic State; terrorism; terrorist organization; excessive violence; local support; apocalypticism |
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Language | English | |
Publication date | September 2018 | |
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Short title | FROM WINNING TO LOSING: ISIS’S BEHAVIORAL CONSISTENCY AND INCONSISTENCY SINCE ZARQAWI |
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Author | Herfi, Tanya L. |
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