Charlie Winter

@charliewinter

Senior Research Fellow, | PhDer, | Associate/Fellow, , & | charlie.winter@kcl.ac.uk

London, England
Joined July 2013
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    Apr 12

    Two months to go on The Isis Reader, my Hurst book project with & .

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    Excellent analysis by colleagues and

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    “Sri Lanka was not a one-off. If anything, it was a test run.” By ⁦⁩ & ⁦⁩

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    (Not sure about the choice of headline, but who ever is.)

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    My latest article, in which me and attempt to make strategic sense of 's attack in :

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    11. I expand on these ideas (and introduce a few more) in this piece I co-authored with . Do check it out if you have a moment.

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    3 hours ago

    Check out my latest commentary co-written with for on the Sri Lanka attacks and the propaganda line presented to 'true believers' in the Islamic State's cause

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    18 hours ago

    My latest: full translation & analysis of an article in this week's issue of Islamic State's al-Naba' newsletter on insurgent tactics in post-territorial control phase. Temporarily take areas to realize specific aims & avoid decisive battles w/enemy forces

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    Apr 26

    Wohoo! After 2+ years of working together, I'm so grateful for the opportunity to FINALLY co-author with my stellar friend and colleague . We're so thrilled to have our piece in April's !

    What are the hacking capabilities of ISIS? and take a look at the realities in our April .
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    18 hours ago

    : Europe is experiencing the convergence of criminal and extremist milieus. nowadays are 12% university educated, 66% known to police, 33% with convictions, & 25% unemployed. – Research Fellow, ,

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    Apr 25

    Important thread.

    1. Since issued its claim, there's been lots of discussion on a) whether it inspired/directed the attackers and b) whether it was in response to . These are interesting, important discussions to have, but we mustn't lose sight of the wood for the trees.
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    Apr 25

    this thread is so very relevant

    10. It’s a grim outlook, but we are likely to see more attempts at attacks more regularly for the foreseeable future. was not a one-off. If anything, it was a test-run.
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    Apr 25

    Good thread

    1. Since issued its claim, there's been lots of discussion on a) whether it inspired/directed the attackers and b) whether it was in response to . These are interesting, important discussions to have, but we mustn't lose sight of the wood for the trees.
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    Apr 25

    Good thread on IS and the recent attacks in Sri Lanka. 👇

    1. Since issued its claim, there's been lots of discussion on a) whether it inspired/directed the attackers and b) whether it was in response to . These are interesting, important discussions to have, but we mustn't lose sight of the wood for the trees.
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    Apr 25

    Interesting thread on significance of Sri Lanka attacks

    1. Since issued its claim, there's been lots of discussion on a) whether it inspired/directed the attackers and b) whether it was in response to . These are interesting, important discussions to have, but we mustn't lose sight of the wood for the trees.
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    Apr 25

    An interesting analysis on the attack..

    1. Since issued its claim, there's been lots of discussion on a) whether it inspired/directed the attackers and b) whether it was in response to . These are interesting, important discussions to have, but we mustn't lose sight of the wood for the trees.
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    Apr 25

    Interesting thread by

    1. Since issued its claim, there's been lots of discussion on a) whether it inspired/directed the attackers and b) whether it was in response to . These are interesting, important discussions to have, but we mustn't lose sight of the wood for the trees.
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    Apr 25

    Good thread amidst noise around IS attack and a prognosis

    1. Since issued its claim, there's been lots of discussion on a) whether it inspired/directed the attackers and b) whether it was in response to . These are interesting, important discussions to have, but we mustn't lose sight of the wood for the trees.
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    Apr 26

    "The two-day delay in claiming responsibility is not particularly significant," says Senior Research Fellow . "At times like this, Isis is under a lot of pressure to release something that isn’t later proved to be wrong."

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    Apr 24

    Thread 👇

    1. Since issued its claim, there's been lots of discussion on a) whether it inspired/directed the attackers and b) whether it was in response to . These are interesting, important discussions to have, but we mustn't lose sight of the wood for the trees.
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    Apr 24

    Good thread from ; questions remain about ISIS's money and if the group provided funds to the attackers, who seemed to have the ability to self-fund. If ISIS provided funds, it means that they are in the business of funding attacks, with nasty consequences

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