Operational Code and al-Ikhwan: An assessment of the evolution of the Muslim Brotherhood's Operation...

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" Operational Code and al-Ikhwan: An assessment of the evolution of the Muslim Brotherhood's Operational Code and possible Public Diplomacy options for the United States "
Robert Kevin Thomson Valero, Larry

Document Type	:	Latin Dissertation
Language of Document	:	English
Record Number	:	803338
Doc. No	:	TL48122
Call number	:	‭1658098893;‮ ‬1583953‬
Main Entry	:	Peretz, Tal
Title & Author	:	Operational Code and al-Ikhwan: An assessment of the evolution of the Muslim Brotherhood's Operational Code and possible Public Diplomacy options for the United States\ Robert Kevin ThomsonValero, Larry
College	:	The University of Texas at El Paso
Date	:	2014
Degree	:	M.S.
field of study	:	Intelligence and National Security
student score	:	2014
Page No	:	87
Note	:	Committee members: Gardner, Nikolas; Van Puyvelde, Damien
Note	:	Place of publication: United States, Ann Arbor; ISBN=978-1-321-56035-0
Abstract	:	The primary aim of this thesis is to provide the reader with a firm understanding of the evolution of the Muslim Brotherhood's operational code from the early 2000s to 2013. Specifically, this research will address and analyze the evolution of the Brotherhood's political rhetoric from its historical context to the present. The Brotherhood's political rhetoric will be analyzed utilizing Operational Code Analysis. The secondary aim of this research is to provide a potential framework for policymakers and diplomats to utilize public diplomacy and strategic communication strategies to engage and constrain the influence of the Brotherhood in a globalized society. This research discusses three equally important topics in depth: the Egyptian Muslim Brotherhood, Operational Code Analysis, and Public Diplomacy. Correspondingly, this thesis has a robust literature review section to provide the reader with substantial understanding of the topics discussed. The Muslim Brotherhood's sentiments on three topics (Israel, the Establishment and the United States) are measured across three separate temporal variables. This thesis argues that the Egyptian Muslim Brotherhood's operational code has become more conflictual through each time period observed. There also remains opportunities, particularly for the United States, to engage the Brotherhood through public diplomacy means.
Subject	:	Islamic Studies; International Relations; Political science
Descriptor	:	Social sciences;Decision making;Operational code analysis;Political psychology;Political rhetoric;Public diplomacy;Strategic communication
Added Entry	:	Valero, Larry
Added Entry	:	Intelligence and National SecurityThe University of Texas at El Paso