I must admit I am getting tired of seeing nation states repeat the same mistakes they made previously in counter terrorism policy. I suppose the only saving grace is that the officials making these errors are sometimes not the same ones who made the errors initially, but can’t they learn from previous ill-considered policies? […]
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Narrative and the defeat of IS
If there is one thing that terrorist groups like the Islamic State are good at doing, it is getting their message out. Videos, blogs, tweets, online magazines like Dabiq, photos and other social media promote the group’s goals, strike fear in the hearts of many and at the same time draw Westerners and others to […]
Suffer the young – part two
When we studied radicalisation to violence at CSIS in the 2000s, we found out that while anyone could engage in violent ideologies, the vast majority were young – ish. The age range tended to be 18-28. This is not to say that older, or on rare occasions younger, people did not get involved. This finding […]
Oh the places you won’t go
The Canadian Justice Department has been very busy on the anti-terrorism front lately. After the Anti-Terrorism Act was passed what seems like ages ago, three other bills were rushed through Parliament in the past few years. S-7 made it an offence to travel to join a terrorist group or commit a terrorist act abroad. C-44 […]
A shining reminder of terrorism
I’m sure you’ve had times where you remark “do you remember…?”. It could be about someone you went to high school with. Or that ice cream place your parents would always stop at on the way back from the cottage. Or maybe a song that was always on the radio way back when. Yep, these […]