the discursive construction of a religious terrorist group identity
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Abstract
Terrorist groups use their own websites in order to recruit novices, distribute propaganda and build a specific identity. In our paper we describe this form of strategic communication from a theoretical perspective and then expose the methodological design and results of a critical discourse analysis by which we examined texts from the websites of Hezbollah, Gama’a al-Islamiyya and the Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan. Findings show that the groups use different strategies of identity building. However, the strategies of construction and justification play a major role in each group.
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| Authors | ;Liane Rothenberger;Mihailo Kotarac |
| Journal | Pharmaceuticals (Basel, Switzerland) |
| Year | 2014 |
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