RT Article
T1 White Jihad: How White Supremacists Adopt Jihadi Narratives, Aesthetics, and Tactics
JF Terrorism and political violence
VO 36
IS 7
SP 919
OP 943
A1 Koch, Ariel
A2 Nahon, Karine
A2 Moghadam, Assaf 1974-
LA English
YR 2024
UL https://krimdok.uni-tuebingen.de/Record/1902470184
AB This article explores the growing trend of “white jihad” by examining how white supremacists have incorporated jihadi language, motifs, and tactics into their ecosystem. Using observation and content analysis of various primary sources associated with the neo-Nazi movement, we highlight the core issues and themes around which the two movements have coalesced; identify key facilitating actors who have advanced the convergence of elements of the far right and the jihadist movements; and identify operational threats that emanate from this cross-ideological encounter.
K1 Satanism
K1 Violent Extremism
K1 Order of the Nine Angles
K1 Islamist extremism
K1 National Socialism
K1 Jihadism
K1 White Supremacy
K1 fused extremism
K1 White Jihad
DO 10.1080/09546553.2023.2223694