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Quick Thoughts on The Islamic State: Terrorists or Future Political Legitimates?
by Sundar J.M. Brown Terrorism is very difficult to define, even for those of us who work professionally in terrorism/counter-terrorism studies. IS (the artist formerly known as ISIS/L) is a rather exceptional and attractive case-study for contemporary academics, because, what … Continue reading
Posted in Academia, Analysis, Terrorism Studies
Tagged #IS, Abu Bakr al Baghdadi, afghan, Afghanistan, iraq, ISIL, ISIS, Just War, mujahideen, Political legitimacy, Revolution, Revolutionary War, Syria, taliban, terrorism, The Islamic State, The Islamic State of Iraq & Levant, The Islamic State of Iraq & Syria, The Islamic State of Iraq and Levant, The Islamic State of Iraq and Syria, This is the Promise of Allah
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Libya Analysis: Part X, Contemporary Libya- (i), Analyzing the Libyan Rebels; Friend or Foe?
As previously detailed, the conflict in Libya began as a series of passive, non-violent public demonstrations, most notably in the northeastern city of Benghazi. These protests were met with an extraordinarily malevolent and violent backlash, through a series of persistent … Continue reading
Posted in Analysis, International Relations, Terrorism Studies
Tagged Afghanistan, al-Qaeda, analysis, benghazi, gadhafi, jihad, libya, map of libya, moammar, muammar, mujahideen, rebels, sharia, taliban, u.s.
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