Une guerre sans fin ? L’utopie, la famille, et le monde post 11-Septembre dans Doctor Who de Russel T. Davies by Alec Charles

“…Davies’s program has announced in its themes, settings, and allusions an unusually direct engagement with contemporary politics : specifically, the repercussions of the Al-Qaeda strikes of September 11, 2001. Like American television’s Heroes and Battlestar Galactica, the new Doctor Who argues against the totalizing strategies advanced by both sides in the war on terror, denouncing violent modes of pseudo-Utopian fundamentalism in favor of pluralist and personal solutions to global problems. …”
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Segnalazioni/Informes/Rapports/Reports by Emanuele Monegato

“…Lo stato islamico e il ritorno di al-Qaeda, Roma, Edizioni dell’Asino, 2016, 188 pp. …”
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Religion and International Relations: What Do We Know and How Do We Know It? by Jeffrey Haynes

“…The article concludes that following the recent diminution of the threat to the West of Islamist terrorism—subsequent to the apparent demise of Islamic State and the fragmentation and dissipation of al Qaeda—the study of religion in IR theory needs to take better account of changing circumstances to arrive at an improved understanding of how religion impacts on international relations/International Relations.…”
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Meaning and Response: The Comparative Study of Islamic Extremism and Nihilism by ahmadreza bordbar, pooyesh parashi

“…One of the aspects of this new meanings making appears in radical movements and thoughts that generally called Islamic Extremism; the organizations and groups such as Al-Qaeda, Taliban and Daesh are the examples for this Extremism. …”

Islamophobia Dan Dampaknya Bagi Kehidupan Beragama Di Indonesia by Bintang Rosada

“…Abstract The collapse of the US superpower WTC and the Pentagon In 2011 which was done by Osama Bin Laden and his Al Qaeda network, made the negative impact into Islam and Muslims, created image that far from the real essence of Islam. …”
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Book review : American Islamophobia: understanding the roots and rise of fear by Haynes, Jeffrey

“…Fast-forward 36 years and the election of Donald Trump as president in 2016 is seen by Beydoun as a further step down the road of a vilification of Muslims in the USA, a process immensely hastened and deepened by 11 September 2001 (“9/11”), when nearly 3,000 people were killed by an al Qaeda attack on the USA.…”
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Lessons for North America by Morse, E

“…It was also a period when revenues from oil and the symbolic ties between the world’s largest oil producer, Saudi Arabia, and Washington, became central to the al-Qaeda attacks on New York and Washington. Even in the domestic arena energy should have been front and centre, providing lessons for the future. …”

Political Islam: A 40 Year Retrospective by Nader Hashemi

“…In this section, I interrogate the claim that mainstream political Islam acts as a “gateway drug” to radical extremism in the form of Al Qaeda or ISIS. This thesis gained popularity in recent years, yet its validity is open to question and should be subjected to further scrutiny and analysis. …”
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Wahhabism and its breakthrough to the Balkans by Rmandić Boban

“…Foreign Affairs Minister of Israel Avigdor Lieberman, who said al Qaeda and other Islamic extremist groups were trying to establish bases in the Balkans, also pointed to the threat posed by wahhabists. …”
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Gli addii che chi muore manda a chi vive. Rappresentazioni tragiche e oscene del morente in letteratura e nei media elettronici by Antonio Scurati

“…Il saggio confronta le lettere dei condannati a morte della Resistenza italiana – in particolare quella che Leone Ginzburg inviò a sua moglie Natalia dal carcere di Regina Coeli il 4 febbraio del 1944 – con i videomessaggi dei prigionieri decapitati dai terroristi di Al Qaeda. Dall’analisi scaturisce una riflessione sulle diverse pratiche di comunicazione testamentaria che i diversi media – letterari o visuali – tendono a favorire tra il morente e i destinatari del suo estremo messaggio. …”
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Performance of the Islamist Justice and Development Party of Turkey in the Fields of Domestic and Foreign Policies by Amir Hooshang Mirkooshesh, Mohammad Mehdi Mazaheri

“…Pakistan at the regional level is facing with both Afghanistan and Kashmir crisis and is struggling against the pressures of international community for its nuclear weapons and it’s Islamism’ relationship with Al Qaeda. In this paper the problem of ethnic conflict as one of The Pakistan’s Baluchistan province has been studies. …”
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United States Foreign Policy: Peace Agreement with the Taliban in 2020 by Awani Yamora Masta

“…One implementation of this policy is the war against Al-Qaeda groups under the Taliban regime in Afghanistan. …”
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A Bayesian approach to modelling subnational spatial dynamics of worldwide non-state terrorism, 2010-2016 by Python, A, Illian, J, Jones-Todd, C, Blangiardo, M

“…Terrorism persists as a worldwide threat, as exemplified by the on-going lethal attacks perpetrated by Islamic State in Iraq and Syria, Al Qaeda in Yemen and Boko Haram in Nigeria. In response, states deploy various counterterrorism policies, the costs of which could be reduced through efficient preventive measures. …”

The Western Sahara conflict: the dilemma of National Liberation War, Referendum and Terrorism in Africa`s last colony, 1973 – 2013 by Mordi, Emmanuel Nwafor

“…By interrogating diverse sources on this subject through the application of contemporary historical method, this study exposes the challenge of this prolonged conflict to the credibility of the AU and the UNO, and the danger posed by the availability of idle Polisario fighters for recruitment by terrorist groups, including Al Qaeda in the Islamic Maghreb. It concludes that only the UN implementation of its resolutions on the matter since 1963 could avert a descent into terrorism.…”
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War Plan Iraq : Ten Reasons Against War with Iraq / by Rai, Milan, author 518201

“…It also shows that the war would be in violation of international law; that there is no hard evidence that Iraq possesses any weapons of mass destruction; that there is no substantiated connection between the Government of Iraq, September 11th, and the al Qaeda network; that the proposed war carries a high risk of triggering a humanitarian disaster in Iraq, especially for the Kurds of northern Iraq; and that the war could precipitate a world recession with dire consequences for the world’s poor. …”

Kerjasama Antara Pemerintahan Amerika Serikat Dan Filipina Dalam Memberantas Abu Sayyaf Group Di Filipina Selatan by Aulia AsSakir

“…Dimana pelaku tragedi 9/11 adalah jaringan terorisme Al-Qaeda yang pernah dipimpin oleh Osama bin Laden. …”
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“Civilizing” the “Barbaric” Child: The Case of the Khadrs by Sharifa Patel

“…In this article I explore the Khadr family through shifting Canadian news media representations and the CBC’s documentaries, “Al Qaeda’s Family” and “Out of the Shadows.” Omar Khadr and his parents, Maha Elsamnah and Ahmed Khadr, came to be framed as a “bad” Muslim family as a result of supposed failed (Muslim) parenting. …”
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Problems of intelligence services in the process of adapting to contemporary challenges, risks and threats by Krštenić Aleksandar, Matijašević Martin

“…Great shock to the global intelligence community came on 11 September 2001, when Al Qaeda carried out terrorist attacks on the territory of the United States of America. …”
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Legal Analysis of the ICAO Approach on Modernizing the 1970 Hague Convention by the Adoption of 2010 Beijing Protocol by Hedayatollah Shenasaei

“…Therefore, for the first time, the protocol recognizes legal and criminal liability for legal entities which is known as "Al-Qaeda Clause". The "Military Exception Clause", however, has been considered as a challenging matter in the Beijing Protocol.…”
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Meaning and Response: The Comparative Study of Islamic Extremism and Nihilism by ahmadreza bordbar, pooyesh parashi

“…One of the aspects of this new meanings making appears in radical movements and thoughts that generally called Islamic Extremism; the organizations and groups such as Al-Qaeda, Taliban and Daesh are the examples for this Extremism. …”
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