ICCT News: New ICCT Vacancy, Jihadi Groups Split in Syria & Registration for High Level Panel

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ICCT Newsletter for July 2016 - No. 61

Implications of an al Nusra - al Qaeda Split

Perspectives | 28 July 2016
The Syrian jihadist group Jabhat al Nusra has severed its longstanding affiliation with al Qaeda. ICCT Associate Fellow J.M. Berger analyses the implications of the split on the future evolution of jihadist ideology and strategy.

How Effective has France's State of Emergency Been?

Policy Brief | 21 July 2016
In their Policy Brief, ICCT and T.M.C. Asser Instituut researchers analyse the state of emergency regime that was declared by the French government immediately after the November 2015 attacks.

The Limits of Security Responses after Nice
Perspectives |20 July 2016

In this Op-Ed, ICCT Research Fellow Dr. Bibi van Ginkel compares the profile of the perpetrator of the Nice Attacks to existing research on Foreign Fighters, pointing to the limits of the security-centered approach France has adopted.

ICCT High Level Panel

Update | 29 July 2016
Registration is now open for the ICCT High Level Panel on administrative measures targeting Foreign Fighters. Questions about the proportionality of these measures and benchmarks to be applied to new legislation will be discussed by an expert panel, followed by a Q&A session with the audience. The event takes place on 2 September 2016 and is open to the public.
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All-Round Internship
Vacancy | 1 September 2016

Join our team! ICCT is now accepting applications for an All-Round Internship starting September 2016. Experience in (online) communications is considered an advantage. Please submit your application before Monday, 8 August 2015.

Capacity Building in Monitoring and Evaluation
Report | 6 July 2016

On 27 and 28 of June, ICCT and IOD PARC convened a knowledge session and an expert meeting in order to blend expertise in Countering Violent Extremism (CVE) and Monitoring and Evaluation (M&E).

12 Points for National Action Planning on CT/CVE measures
Report | 4 July 2016

As a side-event to the 2016 UN Counter-Terrorism (CT) Strategy Review, ICCT co-organised a meeting in which the panelists shared their experience and expertise and outlined 12 key points for developing effective National Action Plans for CT/CVE measures.

As part of the Counter-Terrorism Strategic Communications Project, ICCT experts lay out key policy-relevant lessons for developing effective counter-terrorism strategic communications through 4 practical key policy recommendations.
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