Colin P. Clarke

@ColinPClarke

Terrorism, Inc. & After the Caliphate Assistant Teaching Prof Research Fellow

Pittsburgh, PA
Joined June 2015

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    Jun 24

    As of today, my book is available on Amazon- After the Caliphate: The Islamic State & The Future Terrorist Diaspora via

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    "Not only can she help piece together important facts about his life and history, but she could also have an insider’s knowledge of how ISIS was structured or some insight into the group’s decision-making,” says via

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    "With with the ascension of al-Qurayshi, the US & its allies are facing an intelligence gap, not knowing what to expect from ’s new leader"

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    FBI: White Supremacist Richard Holzer Arrested In Plot To Blow Up Synagogue In Colorado – CBS Denver

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    11 hours ago

    The site reappeared three months after it was taken down in the wake of the El Paso mass shooting

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  8. 13 hours ago

    Drones Used in Crime Fly Under the Law’s Radar

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    Unlike ISIS, al-Qaeda enjoyed the benefit of a ‘deep bench’ after the death of its leader OBL & leading members remain involved in the group. Al-Qaeda could move to poach existing ISIS members, further attenuating the group during a challenging transition.

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    21 hours ago

    With the ascension of al-Qurayshi, the U.S. & its allies are facing an intelligence gap, not knowing what to expect from the ISIS' new leader, how effective he'll be as a recruiter, a military strategist, or in continuing to build the group’s global brand.

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    Even though the Islamic State moved swiftly to name a replacement, al-Qurayshi is a relative unknown, which raises questions about whether he can be trusted or inspirational enough to lead the Islamic State into its next phase.

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    - The and attacks mean more focus on right-wing in the U.S. - But what forms does it take, and what can practitioners in CT learn from this? Find out in Sam Jackson's () latest Policy Brief.

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    19 hours ago

    powerful account by on 's systematic eradication of mosques and Islamic cultural heritage of Uighurs. Muslim world's silence is deafening

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    Even though the so-called Islamic State moved swiftly to name a replacement, the new “caliph” is a relative unknown, which raises questions about whether he can be trusted by their rank and file or inspirational enough to lead ISIS into its next phase.

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    Nov 3

    "In possibly the most astonishing feature of this crime against humanity — China has managed to stifle, through 21st century repression and age-old thuggery, virtually any reporting from the crime scene." — must-read in the

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    Even after the death of Baghdadi, IS affiliates will continue to function and many have already begun pledging loyalty to the group’s new leader. However, Baghdadi’s death will do significant damage to the image of the Islamic State.

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  17. 20 hours ago

    ‘Chile Woke Up’: Dictatorship’s Legacy of Inequality Triggers Mass Protests

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  18. 21 hours ago

    With the ascension of al-Qurayshi, the U.S. & its allies are facing an intelligence gap, not knowing what to expect from the ISIS' new leader, how effective he'll be as a recruiter, a military strategist, or in continuing to build the group’s global brand.

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    Nov 2

    Islamic State’s latest breeding ground

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  20. Nov 3

    . are quietly hanging around. This team lacks the star power of previous years' squads, but it's got a ton of heart and they actually play defense. Should be an exciting next few weeks

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  21. Nov 3

    Parenting has given me a whole new appreciation for the term "Pyrrhic victory"

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