Road warriors : foreign fighters in the armies of Jihad

Road warriors : foreign fighters in the armies of Jihad /

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Main Author: Byman, Daniel, 1967- (Author)
Corporate Author: ProQuest (Firm)
Format: Electronic eBook
Language:English
Published: New York, NY: Oxford University Press, [2019]
Subjects:
Terrorists > Recruiting.
Terrorism > Prevention.
Terrorism > Religious aspects > Islam.
Jihad.
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505 0 0 |a Machine generated contents note:   |g 1.  |t Why Do Foreign Fighters Matter? --   |t Definitions --   |t Key Arguments --   |t Why Do They Fight? --   |t What Impact Do Foreign Fighters Have? --   |t How Can We Better Fight Foreign Fighters? --   |t Book Structure --   |g 2.  |t Prophet: Abdullah Azzam and the Anti-Soviet Jihad in Afghanistan --   |t "Jihad and the Rifle Alone" --   |t Afghanistan Jihad --   |t Azzam the Organizer --   |t State Support? --   |t Azzam's End --   |t Enter Al Qaeda --   |t When the Jihad Ends --   |t Warnings Unheeded --   |g 3.  |t Barbaras: The Red Beard --   |t Looking for Jihad --   |t Inspired to Fight --   |t Hearing the Call --   |t Mixed Reaction in Bosnia --   |t Abrupt End --   |g 4.  |t Trainer: Ali Mohamed and Afghanistan in the 1990s --   |t Jihad at a Crossroads --   |t Why Did Fighters Go to Afghanistan? --   |t Getting There --   |t What Did Fighters Learn in the Camps? --   |t Tensions in the Ranks --   |t Weak Response --   |t 9/11 Disaster --   |t Afghanistan after 9/11 --   |g 5.  |t Sword of Islam: Khattab and the Struggle in Chechnya --   |t Russian Dogs --   |t First Chechen War --   |t Enter the Jihadists: Khattab and Basaev --   |t Interim: Exploiting the Vacuum --   |g 6.  |t Hubris and Nemesis: The Chechen Foreign Fighters' Overreach --   |t Russia Exploits the Foreign Fighters' Presence --   |t Chechnya after Khattab --   |g 7.  |t Slaughterer: Abu-Musab al-Zarqawi and the Ascendant Iraqi Jihad (2003-2006) --   |t Sowing the Wind in Iraq --   |t City of Mosques --   |t Magnet for Foreigners --   |t Who Went to Iraq and How Did They Get There? --   |t Funding the Jihad --   |t Zarqawi's End --   |g 8.  |t Dreamer: Abu Ayyub al-Masri and the Self-Destruction of the Iraqi Jihad --   |t Reaping the Whirlwind --   |t Tide Turns --   |t Defeat for the Cause --   |g 9.  |t Gadfly: Omar Hammami --   |t Jihadism Emerges in Somalia --   |t Rise of the Shebaab --   |t Frustrations of Jihad --   |t Shebaab's High-Water Mark---A Mini Islamic State --   |t Hammami's Fall --   |t Shebaab as a Terrorist Group --   |t Foreigners Fighting the Shebaab --   |t Shebaab Settles in for a Long War --   |g 10.  |t John the Beatle and the Syrian Civil War --   |t Rise of the Islamic State --   |t Appeal of Jihad in Syria --   |t Propaganda, Social Media, and Recruitment --   |t Five-Star Jihad --   |t Turkish Highway --   |t Training Camps and Hard Fighting --   |t Life in the Islamic State --   |t Leaving the Islamic State --   |t Terrorism Threat --   |t Global Response --   |g 11.  |t Facilitator: Amer Azizi and the Rise of Jihadist Terrorism in Europe --   |t Origins of Europe as a Jihadist Battlefield --   |t Jihadism in Europe Post-9/11 --   |t Islamic State in Europe --   |t Jihad Returns to Europe --   |t European Response to Foreign Fighters --   |g 12.  |t Pied Piper: Anwar al-Awlaki and the Limits of Jihad in America --   |t Who Are the American Foreign Fighters? --   |t Limits of the Internet --   |t Attacks in America --   |t Stopping American Foreign Fighters --   |t Law Enforcement --   |t Military Operations --   |t Intelligence Operations --   |t What's Next? --   |g 13.  |t How to Stop Foreign Fighters --   |t Halting the Foreign Fighter Production Process --   |t Radicalization Stage --   |t Decision Stage --   |t Travel Stage --   |t Training and Fighting in the War Zone --   |t Return Stage --   |t Thinking beyond the Plot Stage. 
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