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Al Qaeda in the Arabian peninsula: framing narratives and prescriptions / Page, Michael; Challita, Lara; Harris, Alistair   Journal Article
Harris, Alistair Journal Article
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Publication 2011.
Summary/Abstract Al Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula has positioned itself at the vanguard of a media revolution in which terrorist groups both create and frame news events to an unprecedented extent. Through the publication of its e-magazine Sada al-Malahim (The Echo of Epic Battles), the organization has sought to mobilize both Yemeni and non-Yemeni Muslim, Arabic-speaking audiences to carry out violent jihad. This article utilizes the concept of collective action frames to analyze Al Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula's media output, identifying the organization's grievance narratives, ideological justifications for violent actions, and means to strengthen its credibility among its intended audiences.
Key Words Media  Yemen  Al Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula  Frames 
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State of Yemen / Harris, Alistai; Page, Michael   Journal Article
Harris, Alistai Journal Article
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Publication 2009.
Summary/Abstract Yemen is increasingly caricatured as a failed state. Such analysis obscures a more complex picture that includes prevailing dynamics of secessionism, resource poverty, demographic change and ethno-sectarianism. Alistair Harris and Michael Page argue that a narrow focus on Al-Qa'ida in the Arabian Peninsula is both analytically and practically unhelpful. Instead, addressing the broader security concerns in the region could help create a coherent sense of nationhood that will in turn challenge Al-Qa'ida's aspirations to increase its popularity and size in the country.
Key Words Yemen  Al-Qaida  Secessionism 
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