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Al-Qaeda Is Dead, Long Live Al-Qaeda
, 2014 The former Iraqi branch of al-Qaeda has become an important driving force behind the global jihad, in its current guise as the Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant, or ISIL.
Filiu, Jean-Pierre
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2015
What threat does Al Qaeda pose to the United States as it continues to evolve in the wake of the Arab Spring, and what are the group's evolving strategies for growth and survival internationally? This book provides answers. Ideal for both students of terrorism and general readers wanting to better understand modern terrorism, this book ...
Denise N. Baken, Ioannis Mantzikos
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What threat does Al Qaeda pose to the United States as it continues to evolve in the wake of the Arab Spring, and what are the group's evolving strategies for growth and survival internationally? This book provides answers. Ideal for both students of terrorism and general readers wanting to better understand modern terrorism, this book ...
Denise N. Baken, Ioannis Mantzikos
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Al Qaeda's Scorecard: A Progress Report on Al Qaeda's Objectives
Studies in Conflict & Terrorism, 2006Terrorism scholars are divided over whether terrorism is an effective tactic. Disagreement derives from the fact that the objectives of terrorist groups are often highly contested. Nowhere is this clearer than in contemporary statements on Al Qaeda. This article explores the most common interpretations for why Al Qaeda attacked the United States on 11 ...
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Philosophy & Social Criticism, 2014
One of the consequences of Al-Qaeda’s terrorism has been its blurring of the distinction between national and international politics, both of which have lost a great deal of their former autonomy by serving as hosts for a set of new global concerns and practices.
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One of the consequences of Al-Qaeda’s terrorism has been its blurring of the distinction between national and international politics, both of which have lost a great deal of their former autonomy by serving as hosts for a set of new global concerns and practices.
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The Al Qaeda doctrine: the framing and evolution of Al Qaeda's discourse
Global Change, Peace & Security, 2016Donald Holbrook's The Al Qaeda Doctrine: The Framing and Evolution of Al Qaeda's Discourse is an analysis of Usama bin Laden and Ayman al-Zawahiri's public messages from the 1990s to 2014.
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Critical Review of International Social and Political Philosophy, 2005
Serious threats to global order are said to emanate from Al Qaeda, exemplified by bombings and multiple deaths in, inter alia, Bali, Dar es Salaam, Istanbul, Nairobi, New York and Madrid. These outrages raise the question about the ideological assumptions and goals of Al Qaeda – given that the majority of the dead were not Jews or Christians, but ...
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Serious threats to global order are said to emanate from Al Qaeda, exemplified by bombings and multiple deaths in, inter alia, Bali, Dar es Salaam, Istanbul, Nairobi, New York and Madrid. These outrages raise the question about the ideological assumptions and goals of Al Qaeda – given that the majority of the dead were not Jews or Christians, but ...
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Australian Journal of International Affairs, 2009
Al Qaeda in Iraq (AQI) has suffered a grave setback in the context of its ongoing campaign there. Since late 2006 Sunni tribal militias working in conjunction with Coalition forces have decimated AQI's ranks, and the organisation has been largely expelled from its former sanctuaries in western Iraq.
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Al Qaeda in Iraq (AQI) has suffered a grave setback in the context of its ongoing campaign there. Since late 2006 Sunni tribal militias working in conjunction with Coalition forces have decimated AQI's ranks, and the organisation has been largely expelled from its former sanctuaries in western Iraq.
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2018
On 16 June 2011, three days before his sixtieth birthday, Ayman al-Zawahiri was declared the new leader of Al-Qaeda, replacing the fallen Osama bin Laden. The veteran Egyptian jihadist had little of his predecessor's charisma and enjoyed much less popularity, respect and celebrity.
Donald Holbrook, Cerwyn Moore
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On 16 June 2011, three days before his sixtieth birthday, Ayman al-Zawahiri was declared the new leader of Al-Qaeda, replacing the fallen Osama bin Laden. The veteran Egyptian jihadist had little of his predecessor's charisma and enjoyed much less popularity, respect and celebrity.
Donald Holbrook, Cerwyn Moore
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2020
This chapter describes the Al Qaeda narrative as advertised by Osama bin Laden and his followers. Bin Laden sought to incite a global Muslim community and rally a vanguard of Muslim youth. He also used the Al Qaeda narrative to establish and develop self-identification and institutionalization among his followers, expressing and shaping his leadership ...
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This chapter describes the Al Qaeda narrative as advertised by Osama bin Laden and his followers. Bin Laden sought to incite a global Muslim community and rally a vanguard of Muslim youth. He also used the Al Qaeda narrative to establish and develop self-identification and institutionalization among his followers, expressing and shaping his leadership ...
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