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The study explores communication strategies of ethno-nationalist terrorists with respect to their  framing and identity building. Strategies of eight ethno-nationalist terrorist groups were analyzed using  70 articles published on the groups’ websites. Three cluster-analytic procedures and a correlational  analysis were applied to (1) strategies of problem definition, (2) cause and responsibility attribution,  (3) treatment recommendations, and (4) identity building. The analysis revealed various dimensions  on which terrorists frame their content. No group-specific strategies of framing and identity building  have been found yet, suggesting that the strategies were universal across terrorist groups, and they  were applied on a case-by-case basis. Knowledge about these strategies should advance counter-terrorism  efforts, and assist in development of alternative identities among ethnic groups at risk of conflict.

Perpetrators’ strategic communication: Framing and identity building on ethno-nationalist terrorists’ websites