The study explores communication strategies of ethno-nationalist terrorists with respect to their framing and identity building. Strategies of eight ethno-nationalist terrorist groups were analyzed using 70 articles published on the groups’ websites. Three cluster-analytic procedures and a correlational analysis were applied to (1) strategies of problem definition, (2) cause and responsibility attribution, (3) treatment recommendations, and (4) identity building. The analysis revealed various dimensions on which terrorists frame their content. No group-specific strategies of framing and identity building have been found yet, suggesting that the strategies were universal across terrorist groups, and they were applied on a case-by-case basis....
Previous research has shown that identity fusion can motivate violent self-sacrifice when the group ...
Many studies have shown that the factors and pathways to radicalisation are multivariate, with socia...
This paper discusses the deviant labels (immigrant, anti-Western, British hostile, ‘enemy within’ an...
The media coverage of terrorist acts has been the subject of numer-ous scientific studies. However, t...
Terrorist groups use their own websites in order to recruit novices, distribute propaganda and build...
Terrorist groups use their own websites in order to recruit novices, distribute propaganda and build...
Terrorism poses a significant challenge to societies worldwide, employing various social strategies ...
This study explored the psychological dynamics of terrorism based on a structured comparison of the ...
Terrorism is one of the essential problems of our times. Most commonly, terrorist organizations have...
Terrorism is prevalent not only in conflict zones, but also non-conflict zones, albeit at a much low...
This study measures the influence that multiple social, political, and economic conditions have on t...
States and international organizations have compiled lists of a great variety of terrorist groups. T...
States and international organizations have compiled lists of a great variety of terrorist groups. T...
Much as commercial firms do, terrorist groups use branding to increase support and thus their capaci...
This paper discusses the deviant labels (immigrant, anti-Western, British hostile, ‘enemy within’ an...
Previous research has shown that identity fusion can motivate violent self-sacrifice when the group ...
Many studies have shown that the factors and pathways to radicalisation are multivariate, with socia...
This paper discusses the deviant labels (immigrant, anti-Western, British hostile, ‘enemy within’ an...
The media coverage of terrorist acts has been the subject of numer-ous scientific studies. However, t...
Terrorist groups use their own websites in order to recruit novices, distribute propaganda and build...
Terrorist groups use their own websites in order to recruit novices, distribute propaganda and build...
Terrorism poses a significant challenge to societies worldwide, employing various social strategies ...
This study explored the psychological dynamics of terrorism based on a structured comparison of the ...
Terrorism is one of the essential problems of our times. Most commonly, terrorist organizations have...
Terrorism is prevalent not only in conflict zones, but also non-conflict zones, albeit at a much low...
This study measures the influence that multiple social, political, and economic conditions have on t...
States and international organizations have compiled lists of a great variety of terrorist groups. T...
States and international organizations have compiled lists of a great variety of terrorist groups. T...
Much as commercial firms do, terrorist groups use branding to increase support and thus their capaci...
This paper discusses the deviant labels (immigrant, anti-Western, British hostile, ‘enemy within’ an...
Previous research has shown that identity fusion can motivate violent self-sacrifice when the group ...
Many studies have shown that the factors and pathways to radicalisation are multivariate, with socia...
This paper discusses the deviant labels (immigrant, anti-Western, British hostile, ‘enemy within’ an...