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      Why ISIS appeals to Muslim women in western countries: need for counter message 

      Leong, Dymples (2015)
      The appeal of IS (Islamic State) to young Muslim women in Western countries stems from their psychological vulnerabilities. Several communication strategies are suggested to counter IS propaganda.

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