Interblog Dialogue: Ariadne’s Thread
Aaron Weisburd has gathered together the various threads of our recent conversation, as well as related contributions from Marisa Urgo, Evan Kohlmann and Will McCants, at Society for Internet Research. Nice work, Aaron.
I reproduce it here:
- “Shema Yisrael”, Aaron Weisburd, 04 October 2008
- Differential Jihadization, Tim Stevens, 30 September 2008
- Osama’s Boyz, Aaron Weisburd (2008) [Aaron hopes to publish an HTML version of this soon...]
- Regarding “online recruitment” for jihad, Aaron Weisburd, 29 September 2008
- Mixed Results, Marisa Urgo - 28 September 2008
- Waves of Terror?, Tim Stevens - 28 September 2008
- Inside a Wave of Terrorism: The Dynamic Relation Between Terrorism and the Factors Leading to Terrorism, Harrow, M. (2008)
- The Global Jihad Network: Why and How al–Qaeda Uses Computer Technology to Wage Jihad, Saltman, S. (2008)
- How Online Recruitment Works, Will McCants, 18 September 2008
- We’ve come not far from Milton, and surely we are near’r to Hell, Aaron Weisburd, 17 September 2008
- Tripping, Deathtripping in Cyberspace, Tim Stevens, 16 September 2008
- Regarding “Anatomy of a Modern Homegrown Terror Cell: Aabid Khan et al.”, Aaron Weisburd, 06 September 2008
- Anatomy of a Modern Homegrown Terror Cell: Aabid Khan et al., Kohlmann, E. (2008)
- “The death of cyberspace? More likely: the death of reality.”, Aaron Weisburd, 06 September 2008
- Death of the City, Death of Cyberspace II, Tim Stevens, 30 August 2008
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