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The ISIS Reader Author PanelOn April 21, 2020 at 10.30AM EST, the Program on Extremism hosted an online panel featuring the authors of The ISIS Reader in partnership with the and the Na...

Podcasts & Radio

May 5, 2020:

Generation Jihad Ep. 8 – The Islamic State's Foundational Texts | FDD's Long War JournalCraig Whiteside joins hosts Bill Roggio and Tom Joscelyn to discuss his new book, The ISIS Reader: Milestone Texts of the Islamic State Movement.

How the Islamic State Happened<p>How did ISIS manage to take control of so much territory, imposing its will politically and inflicting an immense amount of damage? How should we mak...

Patience & Resilience of the Long War at 17

November 2018

While off the front page, ISIS is not gone, the Taliban remain a strong force, and throughout the globe, the Long War continues. A war unique in living memory in the West, it isn't going anywhere. Returning to the show for a broad ranging discussion of the war - however you want to call it - that we have been waging before we even knew it for sure in September 2001, will be Craig Whiteside.

September 2018

ICT World Summit Interview With Dr. Craig WhitesideEtai Handman speaks with Dr. Craig Whiteside Associate Professor, Naval War College Monterey, California & Fellow, International Centre for Counter-Terrorism, the Hague at the ICT's 18th International Conference - World Summit On Counter Terrorism. #ICT18 #CounterTerrorism

The Informational Dimension of Hybrid Warfare: Eastern and Western Perspectives on the Conflicts in the 21st Century

January 11-12, 2017 – King’s College London

This conference, organised by the King’s Centre for Strategic Communications (KCSC, London) in association with the International Centre for Counter Terrorism (ICCT, The Hague), the Moscow State Institute of International Relations (MGIMO, Moscow) and the Gerda Henkel Foundation (Düsseldorf), brings together for the first time scholars from Russia and the West to discuss the role and nature of hybridity, information warfare and strategic communications in contemporary world politics.

ISIS in the future: what happens as it loses territory?

October 2017

Where to next in the battle against Islamic State? One theory is it will form a "virtual caliphate" - uniting in cyberspace, until it can reclaim physical territory.

The World Today speaks to Craig Whiteside, a professor of National Security Affairs at the Naval War College in Monterey, California and an Associate Fellow at the International Centre for Counter-Terrorism.

The Islamic State - Rise & Worldview

December 2014

The Islamic State, ISIL/ISIS/Daesh - whatever people may call them - are not a flash in the pan. Not quite insurgency, not quiet terrorist organization, not quite nation state - what they are is a presence that has resilience, trans-national support, and has a long range plan. What is their background, how have they evolved, and how do they view the world?

Video Taped Panels

‘Ground Perspectives on the Wars against the Islamic State’

George Washington University Program of Extremism Roundtable

March 2019

Stimson Center, Washington D.C.

April 2016

Constructions of Terrorism Event held at the Stimson Center by TRENDS Research & Advisory, in collaboration with the Stimson Center and the Orfalea Center (UCSB).