Sunday September 17: Part 5: Influence and information campaigns: from Twitter to Telegram – Nico Prucha, Online Jihad: https://bit.ly/2wFquA3 Monday September 18: Community Reporting Thresholds – Centre for Research and Evidence on Security Threats: https://bit.ly/2hovDSP Non-Pashtun Taleban of the North (4): A case study from Jawzjan – Obaid Ali, Afghanistan Analysts Network: https://bit.ly/2xs0qYo  ISIS’s Expanding Campaign in Europe – Jennifer Cafarella, Institute for the Study of War: https://bit.ly/2fhsAyx  Tuesday September 19: Terrorism: The Lessons of Barcelona – Nafees Hamid, New York Review of Books: https://bit.ly/2fymV3W Why ISIS Is So Good at Branding Its Failures as Successes – Charlie Winter and Haroro Inghram, The Atlantic: https://theatln.tc/2yqtnSu  Wednesday September 20: New document sheds light on the changing nature of ISIL’s combat tactics – Hassan Hassan, The National: https://bit.ly/2yvN37G Thursday September 21: Who Are the Arakan Rohingya Salvation Army? – Zachary Abuza, Radio Free Asia: https://bit.ly/2xEV8qf Al-Qa`ida in Pakistan: A Metric Problem? – Don Rassler, CTC Sentinel: https://bit.ly/2flb5NI  The Islamic State Long Game: A Tripartite Analysis of Youth Radicalization and Indoctrination – Colleen McCue, Joseph T. Massengill, Dorothy Milbrandt, John Gaughan, and Meghan Cumpston, CTC Sentinel: https://bit.ly/2xxxzlF  The Islamic State and the Kurds: The Documentary Evidence – Aymenn Al-Tamimi, CTC Sentinel: https://bit.ly/2flDFyK  Friday September 22: How 9/11 created a feedback loop for international jihadism – Lisa Blaydes and Martha Crenshaw, Monkey Cage: https://wapo.st/2fmn0LA ISIS’ Female Suicide Bombers Are No Myth – Aymenn Jawad al-Tamimi, Foreign Affairs: https://fam.ag/2jQPzCd Beyond Maiduguri: Understanding Boko Haram’s rule in rural communities of northeastern Nigeria – Olabanji Akinola, Project on Middle East Political Science: https://bit.ly/2foRRHc  Local Religious Leaders and the Rise of Political Islam – Steven Brooke and Neil Ketchley, Project on Middle East Political Science: https://bit.ly/2foJ3Rx  A Local Islamist Advantage? Toward a Theory of National and Local Service Provision in Algeria – Lindsay J. Benstead, Project on Middle East Political Science: https://bit.ly/2fnYqts  Municipal Service Delivery, Identity Politics and Islamist Parties in Turkey – Melissa Marschall, Marwa Shalaby, and Saadet Konak Unal, Project on Middle East Political Science: https://bit.ly/2xCv7u9  The Non-Economic Logic of Rebel Taxation: Evidence from an Islamic State-Controlled District – Mara Revkin, Project on Middle East Political Science: https://bit.ly/2xBGu5s  Why do some localities in Turkey remain resistant to Islamist political mobilization? – Evren Celik Wiltse, Project on Middle East Political Science: https://bit.ly/2fpTiFo  Municipal Management & Service Delivery as Resilience Strategies: Hezbollah’s Local Development Politics in South Lebanon – Diana Zeidan, Project on Middle East Political Science: https://bit.ly/2fpsViQ  Islamist and Non-Islamist Local Activism: Comparative Reflections from Egypt’s Popular Committees – Asya El-Meehy, Project on Middle East Political Science: https://bit.ly/2xBvc18  The ‘New Netwar:’ how to locate online viewers of jihadist content – Lorand Bodo, Ridgeway Information: https://bit.ly/2yOwh3x