Saturday February 29:
The End of AQAP as a Global Threat – Gregory D. Johnsen, Sana’a Center for Strategic Studies: https://bit.ly/32XTEqQ
Sunday March 1:
Religious violence, gender and post-secular counterterrorism – Katherine E Brown, International Affairs: https://bit.ly/2TPPxum
Monday March 2:
Genocide, rape, and careless disregard: media ethics and the problematic reporting on Yazidi survivors of ISIS captivity – Sherizaan Minwalla, Johanna E. Foster, and Sarah McGrail, Feminist Media Studies: https://bit.ly/2VRrjkA
Tuesday March 3:
Financing Da’esh with Sexual Slavery: A Case Study in Not Gendering Conflict Analysis and Intervention – Susan Hutchinson, Journal of Global Security Studies: https://bit.ly/33kkSZ1
Wednesday March 4:
Ideological Transmission in Extremist Contexts: Towards a Framework of How Ideas Are Shared – Kim Knott and Benjamin J. Lee, Politics, Religion & Ideology: https://bit.ly/2PSNDqu
Memeing and Speaking Vernacular Security on Social Media: YouTube and Twitter Resistance to an ISIS Islamist Terror Threat to Marseille, France – Joseph Downing, Journal of Global Security Studies: https://bit.ly/38S2wQ9
Thursday March 5:
Telegram’s Cryptocurrency Could Have a Terrorism Problem – Andrew Mines, Just Security: https://bit.ly/3avEDzh
The Legal Response of Western Democracies to Online Terrorism and Extremism and Its Impact on the Right to Privacy and Freedom of Expression -Nery Ramati, Vox-Pol: https://bit.ly/2TF1jGu
Friday March 6:
Why Jihadists Loved America in the 1980s – Thomas Hegghammer, The Atlantic: https://bit.ly/3cuViES
Explaining Support for Political Violence: Grievance and Perceived Opportunity – Karin Dyrstad and Solveig Hillesund, Journal of Conflict Resolution: https://bit.ly/3cYRo7k