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prezelj et al. ■ islamist radicalisation towards extreme violence and terrorism
or, even more importantly, lonely individuals. This is a difficult task that
will require further research in this field.
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or, even more importantly, lonely individuals. This is a difficult task that
will require further research in this field.
References
Azzamm, Maha. (2006) Islamism Revisited. International Affairs, 82/6,
1119–1132.
Brachman, J. M. (2009) Global Jihadism: Theory and Practice. New York:
Routledge.
Capan, I. (2006) Islam as the Religion of Peace and Tolerance. In: Capan,
E. (ed.). Terror and Suicide Attacks: An Islamic Perspective. New Jersey:
The Light, 9‒24.
Cohen, S., Kruglanski, A., Gelfand, M., Webber, D. and Gunaratna, R.
(2016) Al-Qaeda’s Propaganda Decoded: A Psycholinguistic System
for Detecting Variations in Terrorism Ideology. Terrorism and Political
Violence, 30(1), 142–171.
Coleman, P. T., and Bartoli, A. (2003) Addressing Extremism [position pa-
per]. New York: International Center for Cooperation and Conflict
Resolution, Columbia University.
Donner, F.M. (2006) The Historical Context. In: J. Dammen McAuliffe
[ed.], The Cambridge Companion to the Qur’an, pp. 23–40. Cambridge:
Cambridge University Press.
Esposito, J.ohn L. (2003) Unholy War. Terror in the Name of Islam. Oxford:
Oxford University Press.
Gabriel, M. A. (2002) Islam and Terrorism. Lake Mary, Florida: FrontLine.
Gartenstein-Ross, D., Barr, N. and Moreng, B. (2016) The Islamic State’s
Global Propaganda Strategy. The Hague: International Centre for
Counter-Terrorism.
Gilliot, C. (2006) Creation of a Fixed Text. In: J. Dammen McAuliffe [ed.],
The Cambridge Companion to the Qur’an. Cambridge: Cambridge
University Press, pp. 41–58.
Halverson, J. R., Furlow, R. B. and Corman, Steven R. (2012) How
Islamist Extremists Quote the Qur’an. Tempe: Centre for Strategic
Communication.
Hartevel Kobrin, N. (2010) The Banality of Suicide Terrorism: The Naked
Truth about the Psychology of Islamic Suicide Bombing. Dulles:
Potomac Books.
Hegghammer, T. (2016). The Future of Jihadism in Europe: A Pessimistic
View. Perspectives on Terrorism 10(6), pp. 156–170.
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