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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"religious terrorism"”.

  1. Jihadist Extremism and Its Roots in Religiously Motivated Terrorism

    Acts of religious terrorism are nothing new to history, but in the last decade or so the world has seen a rise in the number of terrorist acts committed in the name of religion. This thesis sets out to identify and provide a context for the motivations, justifications, and ideological background …

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  2. British Jihadism: The Detail and the Denial

    … is considered. This thesis deconstructs the religious objectives is intrinsic to these trends, and emphasises that in British Jihadism it is the goal, as much as the message, which is religious. The reluctance of British Muslim representative organisations to address early examples of these …

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  3. Governance and conflict in Pakistan: Developing a Conflict Prevention and Reduction (CPR) model to promote peace in Baluchistan and the Federally Administered Tribal Area (FATA)

    Pakistan is an unstable country, home to a single religious nation made up of four major regional ethnic sub-nations. The inability of the political leadership of Pakistan to successfully connect and merge the interests of the nation and sub-nations with the interests of the state has been a …

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  4. Suicide Terrorism: A Future Trend?

    This thesis reviews the literature on “new terrorism,” to be differentiated from the “old terrorism.” The study tests two hypotheses. First, has an increase in religiously inspired terrorist groups led to an increase in terrorism's lethality? Second, does suicide bombing as a tactic explain the …

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