#OpISIS: Hacktivism and the New Era of Counterterrorism
The year is 2015. Following the November Paris Attacks — in which 129 individuals were killed by ISIS, and even more were left wounded — online “hacktivist” gro...
Author: Taryn Murphy
Taryn Murphy is a sophomore at the University of Chicago studying political science and law, letters, and society with an interest in international relations and conflict. On campus, she is a student researcher with the Chicago Project on Security and Threats, where she focuses on domestic political violence and threats to national security.
Calculating Conflict: The Strategic Roots of Mexican Inter-Cartel Warfare
In late September 2024, civil war erupted in the home of one of Mexico’s largest cartels––the Sinaloa cartel––after the abduction of two key leaders, Joaquín Gu...