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CSAG Information Paper: "ISIS Strategic Communication is Derailed"

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By LTC Junghyok Kim, KOR Army (CSAG/CCJ5) and MAJ Felix Badut, ROU Army (CSAG/CCJ5)
September 29, 2023, NESA Center for Strategic Studies

Subject: ISIS Strategic Communication is Derailed.

Purpose: An analysis of whether ISIS has changed its strategic communication (SC) messaging by purposefully decreasing its presence in mass media and social media, as a strategy, or whether ISIS has just adapted its SC approach to current realities.

Introduction: The Islamic State caliphate grew rapidly by attracting a substantial number of foreign fighters through SC. It achieved an unprecedented global recruiting success; therefore, SC could be considered ISIS’s center of gravity. Recently, ISIS has reduced its exposure in the media and social network services (SNS). ISIS seems to be struggling with an unfavorable situation and is trying to restore its SC capability.

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The opinions and conclusions expressed herein are those of a number of international officers within the Combined Strategic Analysis Group (CSAG) and do not necessarily reflect the views of United States Central Command, not of the nations represented within the CSAG or any other governmental agency.

From NESA | by Gillian Hurtt | 04 Oct 2023

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Communication, Media, Counter Terrorism, Countering Violent Extremism, Security Studies , ISIS, ISIS strategic communication, mass media, social media, ISIS strategic communication strategy, strategic communication, strategic communication strategy, islamic state, ISIS recruiting, social network services, CENTCOM CSAG Information Paper, CENTCOM CSAG Paper
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