Understanding terror networks

2004-12-01otherChoice Reviews Online1,420 citationsclosed

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Terrorism, Counterterrorism, and Political Violence Politics and Conflicts in Afghanistan, Pakistan, and Middle East Islamic Studies and Radicalism

Abstract

Preface 1. The Origins of the Jihad 2. The Evolution of the Jihad 3. The Mujahedin 4. Joining the Jihad 5. Social Networks and the Jihad Conclusion Appendix: Names of Terrorists Glossary of Foreign-Language Terms Bibliography Index

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