Terrorism theorist Max Abrahams, a professor of political science, explains how the extended reach of ISIS should not come as a surprise, and neither should its impact on politics here in the U.S.
The influence of the Islamic State group is now reaching beyond its centralized area, as reported in some publication’s such as The Guardian and The Fiscal Times, with the recent attacks in Paris and San Bernardino, California, being carried out in support of the state’s ideologies.
Terrorism theorist Max Abrahams, a professor of political science, explains how this extended reach should not come as a surprise, and neither should its impact on politics here in the U.S.
