الهيكل التنظيمي الإداري للجماعات الإرهابية المتطرفة: داعش في العراق أنموذجا

Abstract EN

The Islamic State in Iraq and the Levant "ISIS" formed hierarchical organizational structures according to the principle of hierarchy, with individual authority at the top of hierarchy, followed by successive levels of lower authority, where each entity within the organization is led to another entity, which is very specific to the bureaucracy of managing the organization's components at the national level, for neighborhoods, sectors, regional and international levels.

Despite the difficulty of evaluating the administrative capacity of terrorist fighting groups, their ability to occupy positions is determined in their organizational scheme, but addressing leadership positions and administrative tasks does not mean the organization's ability to carry out functions like the institutions of the nation-state, as the lack of human capital impedes the plans of the organization.

Organizing to implement the job space that it seeks to create or build in order to impose and consolidate control over certain geographical regions.