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Al-Qaida au Sud de la Mediterranée [PDF]
, 2008 Al-Qaida s’est forgée en migrant vers l’Orient de l’Islam et en tournant le dos à la Méditerranée. C’est en effet vers 1989 qu’un réseau de combattants arabes, formés au Pakistan pour le jihad antisoviétique en Afghanistan, s’est constitué sous forme de ...
Filiu, Jean-Pierre
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“Green peppers, tomatoes, and lemons, disunite!”: Feminist solidarity in times of wars
American Anthropologist, Volume 126, Issue 3, Page 509-520, September 2024.Abstract This article focuses on female bodies co‐laboring across the racial lines and academic‐activist divides to explore both the potentials and constraints of feminist solidarity in the hyper‐masculine and ultra‐nationalist normative order of the global war on terror.
Serra Hakyemez, Ozlem Yasak
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Reproduction of Islamophobia in a Digital Cloak: An Analysis on Digital War Game “Call of Duty”
Medya ve Din Araştırmaları Dergisi, 2022 Islamophobia popularized as an anti-Muslim public discourse in the decade following the al-Qaida attack on the Twin-towers and Pentagon in the United States of America.
Narmin Abdullayeva +1 more
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Systemic innovation for countering violent radicalization: Systems engineering in a policy context
Systems Engineering, Volume 27, Issue 4, Page 663-684, July 2024.Abstract This paper brings a systems engineering approach to policymaking in the context of violent radicalization. We test strategies to combat terrorism under the premise that violent radicalization is a complex system of social contagion resulting in terrorism.
Timothy Clancy +4 more
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Geographic Trajectories of Al-Qaida and Taliban Terrorist Groups in Pakistan
Journal of Strategic Security, 2010 Though Western analysts tend to mention al-Qaida and Taliban in Pakistan in the same context, the dynamics of their relationship are far more complex than a cursory examination would reveal.
Syed Manzar Abbas Zaidi
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Terrorism, Trust, and Identity: Evidence from a Natural Experiment in Nigeria
American Journal of Political Science, Volume 68, Issue 3, Page 942-957, July 2024.Abstract We study the effects of terrorism on political trust and national versus ethnic identification. Making use of unexpected attacks by the extremist group Boko Haram in Nigeria, which occurred during the fieldwork of a public opinion survey in 2014, we show that even in a context of weak state institutions and frequent terrorist activities ...
Robin Harding, Arinze Nwokolo
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Terrorismo y antisemitismo [PDF]
, 2003 Los recientes atentados contra dos sinagogas en Estambul, presumiblemente originados en el entorno de Al-Qaida, muestran que el factor antisemita tiene una gran importancia entre los seguidores de Bin Laden.
Avilés, Juan
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Bribery, insecurity, and firm performance: Evidence from the Boko Haram insurgency in Nigeria
Strategic Management Journal, Volume 45, Issue 6, Page 1061-1086, June 2024.Abstract Research Summary During armed conflicts, when the rule of law collapses, bribery often becomes prevalent. Yet, the effect of bribery on firm performance under those circumstances remains unclear. Bribery could provide access to scarce resources, but it could also be the result of extortion.
Stefan Dimitriadis
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Journal for Deradicalization, 2017 Since the declaration of the caliphate in mid-2014, the so-called “Islamic State” (IS) has been preoccupying the media as well as experts and scientists.
Christina Hartmann
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Illegal Combatants and the Law of Armed Conflict; Strategic Insights: v.2, issue 6 (August 2002) [PDF]
, 2002 This article appeared in Strategic Insights,Volume 2, Issue 6 (August 2002)As a consequence of its operations in Afghanistan, the United States has found itself holding several hundred Taliban and al-Qaida prisoners whom it has identified as "illegal ...
Moran, Daniel
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