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Although violence has declined significantly in recent years, foreign fighters and ideologues continue to reference “jihad” in Chechnya and many Russian-speaking fighters in Syria have previous experience of the North[…]
This is a short glossary to terms and phrases frequently found in Islamist extremist material. These terms are not used exclusively by Islamists and their use is not an indicator[…]
There are many concepts and phrases which are common to all Muslims, but which have a particular meaning for Islamic extremists. Jihad is a term that we hear often, in[…]
This chapter gives an invaluable insight into a document setting out preparations for the 9/11 attacks and is a useful resource for anyone seeking to understand this phenomenon.
Although written before Al-Qaida became a force in the Islamist movement, this book is essential reading for anyone interested in the geopolitical grievances of that world view.
This work is valuable because it demonstrates how contemporary Islamists have departed from Jinnah’s original vision for Pakistan and the legacy he left behind.
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Mapping Connections: A Dark Network Analysis of Neojihadism in Australia17 July, 2019
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