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Strategic communication of illegal organizations in the context of organizational communication: ISIS case

2019
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Advisor: Prof. Dr. Emine Yavaşgel

Abstract (EN)

The organic link between communication and organization has been an important tool in influencing mass behavior throughout the historical process of humanity. With the development of technology, the discovery of the internet and social media, the qualities of communication and organization have changed and communication and organization have become notions that should be examined from a multi-dimensional perspective. In particular, the communication between the media and the new media has become an interactive and innovative way of reshaping the conventional form of power and has been involved in a process that can deform and manipulate the meanings of the concepts in political communication. In this context, the product of anti-power by being opposed to power, illegal organizations have been examined since the use of communication with their historical origins. The meaning of the concept of terrorism in the society called consumer society, information and information society, network society or demonstration society is evaluated within the framework of this understanding. How ISIS, which is seen as a real example of this dynamic process, develops its historical and political process, uses communication in its relations with power, and shapes its communication in propaganda, media and organization activities is aimed to be analyzed and the strategic messages of its actions are reflected. How ISIS, which is seen as a real example of this dynamic process, develops its historical and political process, uses communication in its relations with power, and shapes its communication in propaganda, media and organization activities is aimed to be analyzed and the strategic messages of its actions are reflected.

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Dr. Sinan Gümüş

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Sinan Gümüş (Master Thesis). Strategic communication of illegal organizations in the context of organizational communication: ISIS case, 2019, İstanbul University.

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