The far enemy: why Jihad went global
Revisiting The Far Enemy in this new edition, Gerges demonstrates that not only have the jihadists split ranks, but that voices from within the ultra-religious right, those that previously supported al Qaeda, are condemning its tactics as violent, unethical, and out of accord with the true meaning o...
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| Zusammenfassung: | Revisiting The Far Enemy in this new edition, Gerges demonstrates that not only have the jihadists split ranks, but that voices from within the ultra-religious right, those that previously supported al Qaeda, are condemning its tactics as violent, unethical, and out of accord with the true meaning of jihad. In fact, millions of Muslims worldwide have rejected al-Qaeda's ideology and strategies and blame Osama bin Laden and his cohorts for the havoc the organisation has wrecked on their communities. Al-Qaeda is now in the wilderness suffering massive erosion of authority and legitimacy in Muslim eyes and facing a fierce revolt from within. As Gerges warns, the next US administration would do well to use political and socio-economic strategies rather than military means to ensure that it stays there. --from publisher description |
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Autor: Gerges, Fawaz A
Jahr: 2009
Contents
Acknowledgments page vii
Foreword xi
Prologue i
Introduction: The Road to September n and After 16
i Religious Nationalists and the Near Enemy 43
2 The Afghan War: Sowing the Seeds of Transnational
Jihad 80
3 The Rise of Transnationalist Jihadis and
the Far Enemy 119
4 Splitting Up of Jihadis 151
5 The Aftermath: The War Within 185
6 The Iraq War: Planting the Seeds of Al Qaeda s
Second Generation? 251
7 Beyond the Far Enemy 277
Organizations Cited 315
People Cited 319
Notes 327
Glossary 3°9
Index 373
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