Countering Al-Qaeda’s Single Narrative by Philipp Holtmann

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Analysis of Al-Qaeda Terrorist Attacks to Investigate Rational Action by Daniel P. Hepworth

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Después del 11-S. Al-Qaeda vista por el análisis del discurso by Evelyn Norma Castro Méndez

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Women, Gender and Terrorism by moslem karamzadi, fahimeh khansari fard

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The social media use of African terrorist organizations: a comparative study of Al-Qaeda in the Islamic Maghreb, Al-Shabaab and Boko Haram by János Besenyő, Gábor Sinkó

“…The objective of this qualitative study is to raise awareness of the online presence of al-Qaeda in the Islamic Maghreb (AQIM), al-Shabaab and Boko Haram by analyzing and comparing their social media activities. …”
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Bush versus Bin Laden in Time by Johann de Wet

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U.S. – TALIBAN: COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF THE STAGES OF NEGOTIATIONS by G. G. Machitidze

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The Taliban factor in the political life of Afghanistan by A. К. Botasheva, M. M. Abazalieva

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Rise and fall of left wing terrorism by Jazić Aleksandar

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The Impact of Political Factors on State Fragility and the Growth of Extremism in West Africa: A Case Study of the Sahel Region (Mali, Burkina Faso, and Niger) by reza khorasani, hamid Alizadeh lisar

“…This fragility has created conditions conducive to the growth and expansion of extremist organizations like ISIS and Al-Qaeda. One significant contributor to state fragility is political instability. …”
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The Decision Calculus of Terrorist Leaders by J. Tyson Chatagnier, Alex Mintz, Yair Samban

“…We examine twenty-three decisions taken by leaders of three terrorist organizations: Al-Qaeda, Hamas, and Hizballah. We also demonstrate the use of the Applied Decision Analysis procedure to uncover the "Decision DNA" or “decision code” of leaders of such organizations. …”
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Géopolitique africaine et rébellions touarègues. Approches locales, approches globales (1960-2011) by Pierre Boilley

“…Current developments in the region of drug trafficking and settlement of armed Salafists of Al-Qaeda in Islamic Maghreb (AQIM), have brutally internationalized the interest shown in the issue. …”
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Une guerre sans fin ? L’utopie, la famille, et le monde post 11-Septembre dans Doctor Who de Russel T. Davies by Alec Charles

“…Davies’s program has announced in its themes, settings, and allusions an unusually direct engagement with contemporary politics : specifically, the repercussions of the Al-Qaeda strikes of September 11, 2001. Like American television’s Heroes and Battlestar Galactica, the new Doctor Who argues against the totalizing strategies advanced by both sides in the war on terror, denouncing violent modes of pseudo-Utopian fundamentalism in favor of pluralist and personal solutions to global problems. …”
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The Role of Knowledge in the Caliphate System of al-Ghazālī: Is It an Element of Openness or Isolating Fundamentalism? by Vanessa Breidy

“…Effectively, in today’s global imaginary, such topics are mostly related to groups like al-Qaeda and ISIS; however, the original sense of the Islamic political system has little to do with what these groups preach and do. …”
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Identity, imaginary and tourism in the tuareg region, in Niger by Emmanuel Grégoire, Marko Scholze

“…Finally, the authors consider the decline of tourism, as a result of the 2007-2009 rebellion, and the presence in the neighboring Northern Mali of the Salafist brigade Al Qaeda in the Islamic Maghreb (AQIM), which prohibits access to the region to foreigners for security reasons.The brutal halt in the tourist activity came with the decline of the Tuareg subculture that had been forged through their entrepreneurial dedication to tourism.…”
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Weaving through the maze of terrorist marriages in Africa’s Sahel region: Jama’at Nasr al-Islam wal Muslimin (JNIM) under review by Frederick Appiah Afriyie

“…The creation of Jama’at Nasr al-Islam wal Muslimin(JNIM), a lethal extremist organization, from the merger of many terrorist organizations, including the Saharan branch of Al-Qaeda in the Islamic Maghreb (AQIM), Al-Mourabitoun, Macina Liberation Front (MLF), and Ansar Dine .The Sahel is overwhelmed by the wave of attacks that the group has launched since their merger in 2017, which has resulted in nearly 8,000 fatalities, the displacement of millions of civilians, attacks on government officials and traditional leaders, the closure of thousands of schools, and severely stunted economic growth. …”
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A SOVEREIGN STATE IN THE XXI CENTURY: NEW CHALLENGES AND THREATS by F. I. Valyarovsky

“…The limitations of state sovereignty, as well as threats to state sovereignty, are analyzed, using the example of a challenge to the sovereignty of Russia in connection with the expansion of NATO's influence on the states of Eastern and Central Europe, the activation of terrorist organizations Al-Qaeda, the Taliban, the Islamic State ; "Islamic State"; uncontrolled migrations and other factors related to digitalization. …”
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The Conflict in Mali: Causes, Actors, and Challenges by Wardah Shahid

“…Historical grievances, particularly among the Tuareg in the north, have fueled recurrent violence, exacerbated by the involvement of jihadist groups like Al-Qaeda in the Islamic Maghreb (AQIM) and foreign actors such as France, the UN, and Russia’s Wagner Group. …”
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The Territorial Penetration, Control, and Governance Nexus by Zdeněk Ludvík

“…The article establishes a causal link between three concepts using the process tracing method within three instrumental case studies of radical religious VNSAs: Al-Qaeda in the Islamic Maghreb (AQIM), the Islamic State (Daesh), and Hezbollah. …”
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Réflexions sur la déchéance de nationalité en contexte terroriste – (pluri)appartenance et (sous)citoyenneté en France et au Maghreb by Delphine Perrin

“…Most of the attacks affecting the Euro-Mediterranean space, as well as Africa and the Middle East, are claimed to be conducted in the name of a war between civilizations, by jihadist Islamists associated with various groups such as Al Qaeda, and more recently by the self-proclaimed «Islamic State» (also known as Daesh). …”
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