The Iran Threat Network (ITN)¶
Tabatabai, A. M., Martini, J., & Wasser, B. (2021). The Iran Threat Network (ITN): Four Models of Iran's Nonstate Client Partnerships.
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Domain-specific¶
- Hybrid Warfare
- Russian grey-zone analysis — the paradigmatic case: the 2014 Crimea/Donbas campaign blending unmarked special forces, irregular proxies, energy and economic coercion, cyber operations, and disinformation below NATO's response threshold. Chinese South-China-Sea grey-zone activity — coast-guard pressure, maritime militia, lawfare, economic coercion, and exercises coordinated as a coherent below-threshold campaign over disputed waters and Taiwan. Iranian regional / proxy strategy — proxies, cyber operations, maritime irregular operations, and influence campaigns coordinated across Lebanon, Iraq, Syria, Yemen, and the Gulf
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“The authors focus on the Iran Threat Network (ITN), a loose network of non-Iranian, nonstate groups supported by Tehran”
- Russian grey-zone analysis — the paradigmatic case: the 2014 Crimea/Donbas campaign blending unmarked special forces, irregular proxies, energy and economic coercion, cyber operations, and disinformation below NATO's response threshold. Chinese South-China-Sea grey-zone activity — coast-guard pressure, maritime militia, lawfare, economic coercion, and exercises coordinated as a coherent below-threshold campaign over disputed waters and Taiwan. Iranian regional / proxy strategy — proxies, cyber operations, maritime irregular operations, and influence campaigns coordinated across Lebanon, Iraq, Syria, Yemen, and the Gulf
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