Chechen jihad: al Qaeda's training ground and the next wave of terror
Yossef Bodansky, one of the most respected--and best-informed--experts on radical Islamism in the world today, returns to alert readers to the future course of the struggle between Islamist extremism and the West, by turning the spotlight on the troubled region of Chechnya, which Bodansky pinpoints...
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| Zusammenfassung: | Yossef Bodansky, one of the most respected--and best-informed--experts on radical Islamism in the world today, returns to alert readers to the future course of the struggle between Islamist extremism and the West, by turning the spotlight on the troubled region of Chechnya, which Bodansky pinpoints as the new crucible of terror. Bodansky draws on previously unseen intelligence from his insider sources to offer a portrait of the Chechenization phenomenon and what it means for the United States and the greater war on terror. As he reveals, the final years of US-Soviet relations left Chechnya as a fertile breeding ground for the mujahadin, and in the past decade a combination of militant native Chechen anti-American, anti-Russian agitators and Middle Eastern jihadis have joined forces to help al-Qaeda and the greater Islamist movement pursue its war against the West.--From publisher description. |
| Beschreibung: | Includes bibliographical references and index |
| Beschreibung: | xix, 442 S. |
| ISBN: | 9780060841706 |
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| adam_text | CONTENTS
Introduction
..................................
Łx
í
Why Should We Care?
..........................1
2
Legacy and Roots
...............................7
3
Exploiting the Collapse of the Soviet Union
.........20
4
First Steps toward Jihad
.........................32
5
The Ascent of Lslamist-Jihadist Chechnya
..........44
6
Interlude
.....................................56
7
Establishing a Terrorist State
.....................66
8
Escalating and Waiting
..........................75
9
The Slide to Crisis
.............................87
Ш
The Slide to War
.............................106
tl The Second Chechen War
......................117
12
War Again
..................................131
Í3
The Internationalization of the Jihad
..............139
14
A New War
...............................153
15
Money Matters
..............................167
16
The Routine of War
...........................179
17
Chechnya and the Palestinian Problem
............190
18
The Chechen Jihad after <V11
....................199
19
Checheni/ation in Afghanistan
..................210
20
Moscow Strikes Rack in Chechnya
...............223
21
Strikes in Moscow and in Western Europe
........236
22
The Black Widows
............................257
[vii
i J
Contents
23
The Road to Beslan
...........................271
24
Self-Devouring
...............................295
25
Going International
..........................305
26
In the Theater of Global )ihad
...................323
27
Pacification in Chechnya,
Eruption in the Caucasus
.......................334
28
Center Stage in Global Jihad
....................354
29
End Game
..................................377
Postscript
...................................389
A Note on Sources and Methods
...............420
Acknowledgments
...........................427
Index
......................................430
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CONTENTS
Introduction
.
Łx
í
Why Should We Care?
.1
2
Legacy and Roots
.7
3
Exploiting the Collapse of the Soviet Union
.20
4
First Steps toward Jihad
.32
5
The Ascent of Lslamist-Jihadist Chechnya
.44
6
Interlude
.56
7
Establishing a Terrorist State
.66
8
Escalating and Waiting
.75
9
The Slide to Crisis
.87
Ш
The Slide to War
.106
tl The Second Chechen War
.117
12
War Again
.131
Í3
The Internationalization of the Jihad
.139
14
A "New" War
.153
15
Money Matters
.167
16
The Routine of War
.179
17
Chechnya and the Palestinian Problem
.190
18
The Chechen Jihad after <V11
.199
19
Checheni/ation in Afghanistan
.210
20
Moscow Strikes Rack in Chechnya
.223
21
Strikes in Moscow and in Western Europe
.236
22
The Black Widows
.257
[vii
i J
Contents
23
The Road to Beslan
.271
24
Self-Devouring
.295
25
Going International
.305
26
In the Theater of Global )ihad
.323
27
Pacification in Chechnya,
Eruption in the Caucasus
.334
28
Center Stage in Global Jihad
.354
29
End Game
.377
Postscript
.389
A Note on Sources and Methods
.420
Acknowledgments
.427
Index
.430 |
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