Publication

The articles in this issue focus on 1) the impact the war in Syria – particularly the period 2010-2018 – has had on developments and trends within the global jihadist movement; 2) how the Islamic State’s (IS) mimicking of the aesthetic and design of video games, most often Call of Duty, has been adopted by other jihadist groups; 3) the transformation of IS following its territorial losses in Iraq and Syria; 4) the relationship between academic and practitioner understandings of countering radicalization and deradicalization; 5) the blurring of the lines between domestic and international terrorism, including what this means for the classification of terrorist attacks, and much more.