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Author: Amir Mir Publisher: ISBN: Category : Islam and terrorism Languages : en Pages : 372
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The rise of militant Islam in Pakistan -- Jehadis vs general : friends turned foes -- Pakistan Army : Islamists vs reformists -- Daniel Pearl's murder : a major blow to jehadis -- Jaish-e-Mohammad in disarray after losing support -- Who masterminded Air India hijacking? -- Lashkar-e-Toiba : optimistic about jehad's future -- Harkatul Mujahideen: with a new face of terror -- Hizbul Mujahideen : still adamant to defy -- Jamaat-e-Islami : under the FBI watch -- Tableeghi Jamaat : nurturing jehadis? -- Dawood Ibrahim financing militants? -- The most wanted jehadi leaders -- Sectarian monster haunts Pakistan -- Sipah-e-Sahaba : the sectarian soldiers -- Lashkar-e-Jhangvi : the choice of hardcore militants -- The Mullah-military alliance -- Musharraf's half-hearted madrassa reforms -- Injecting jehad through textbooks -- The media organs of militant outfits -- Is al-Qaeda getting stronger? -- Taliban : still alive and kicking -- Osama bin Laden : a CIA creation -- Dr. Ayman Zawahiri : brain behind Osama -- Mullah Mohammad Omar : one-eyed command -- Khalid Sheikh Mohammad : the 9/11 mastermind -- Was Pakistan air force chief killed? -- WTC Bombing, Ramzi Yusuf and Pakistan -- Lt Gen Mahmood and the Sept 11 attacks -- Al-Qaeda's ISI connection -- The 9/11 Commissions and Pakistan -- Nuclear scientists and their jehadi links -- Fugitives vs Federal Bureau of Investigation -- Wana operation : Osama still at large -- Is General Musharraf a liberal or a jehadi?
Author: Amir Mir Publisher: ISBN: Category : Islam and terrorism Languages : en Pages : 372
Book Description
The rise of militant Islam in Pakistan -- Jehadis vs general : friends turned foes -- Pakistan Army : Islamists vs reformists -- Daniel Pearl's murder : a major blow to jehadis -- Jaish-e-Mohammad in disarray after losing support -- Who masterminded Air India hijacking? -- Lashkar-e-Toiba : optimistic about jehad's future -- Harkatul Mujahideen: with a new face of terror -- Hizbul Mujahideen : still adamant to defy -- Jamaat-e-Islami : under the FBI watch -- Tableeghi Jamaat : nurturing jehadis? -- Dawood Ibrahim financing militants? -- The most wanted jehadi leaders -- Sectarian monster haunts Pakistan -- Sipah-e-Sahaba : the sectarian soldiers -- Lashkar-e-Jhangvi : the choice of hardcore militants -- The Mullah-military alliance -- Musharraf's half-hearted madrassa reforms -- Injecting jehad through textbooks -- The media organs of militant outfits -- Is al-Qaeda getting stronger? -- Taliban : still alive and kicking -- Osama bin Laden : a CIA creation -- Dr. Ayman Zawahiri : brain behind Osama -- Mullah Mohammad Omar : one-eyed command -- Khalid Sheikh Mohammad : the 9/11 mastermind -- Was Pakistan air force chief killed? -- WTC Bombing, Ramzi Yusuf and Pakistan -- Lt Gen Mahmood and the Sept 11 attacks -- Al-Qaeda's ISI connection -- The 9/11 Commissions and Pakistan -- Nuclear scientists and their jehadi links -- Fugitives vs Federal Bureau of Investigation -- Wana operation : Osama still at large -- Is General Musharraf a liberal or a jehadi?
Author: Amir Mir Publisher: ISBN: 9788174364302 Category : Jihad Languages : en Pages : 310
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A look into the shadowy world of Islamic terrorism in Pakistan after 9/11 by country's leading investigative journalist, also highlighting the quandary of the Pakistani state as it attempts to rein in its former foot soldiers.
Author: Irm Haleem Publisher: Routledge ISBN: 1136674322 Category : Philosophy Languages : en Pages : 248
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This book provides a conceptual analysis of Islamist extremism and examines radical Islamist rhetoric and various extremist groups. Engaging in a conceptual analysis of Islamist extremism that focuses on the ‘what is’ and not the ‘why’ of Islamist extremism, the book extends the traditional parameters of analysis, from context-specific and temporally confined causal analyses to a broader conceptual analysis relevant to the many different temporal and geo-political contexts of Islamist extremist groups.
Author: Prem Mahadevan Publisher: Bloomsbury Publishing ISBN: 183860877X Category : History Languages : en Pages : 289
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State sponsorship of terrorism is a complex and important topic in today's international affairs - and especially pertinent in the regional politics of the Middle East and South Asia, where Pakistan has long been a flashpoint of Islamist politics and terrorism. In Islamism and Intelligence in South Asia, Prem Mahadevan demonstrates how over several decades, radical Islamists, sometimes with the tacit support of parts of the military establishment, have weakened democratic governance in Pakistan and acquired progressively larger influence over policy-making. Mahadevan traces this history back to the anti-colonial Deobandi movement, which was born out of the post-partition political atmosphere and a rediscovery of the thinking of Ibn Taymiyyah, and partially ennobled the idea of `jihad' in South Asia as a righteous war against foreign oppression. Using Pakistani media and academic sources for the bulk of its raw data, and reinforcing this with scholarly analysis from Western commentators, the book tracks Pakistan's trajectory towards a `soft' Islamic revolution. Envisioned by the country's intelligence community as a solution to chronic governance failures, these narratives called for a re-orientation away from South Asia and towards the Middle East. In the process, Pakistan has become a sanctuary for Arab jihadist groups, such as Al-Qaeda, who had no previous ethnic or linguistic connection with South Asia. Most alarmingly, official discourse on terrorism has been partly silenced by the military-intelligence complex. The result is a slow drift towards extremism and possible legitimation of internationally proscribed terrorist organizations in Pakistan's electoral politics.
Author: Mark Curtis Publisher: Serpent's Tail ISBN: 1782834338 Category : Political Science Languages : en Pages :
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This updated edition of Secret Affairs covers the momentous events of the past year in the Middle East and at home in the UK. It reveals the unreported attempts by Britain to cultivate relations with the Muslim Brotherhood in Egypt after the fall of Mubarak, the military intervention on the side of Libyan rebel forces which include pro-al-Qaeda elements, and the ongoing reliance on the region's ultimate fundamentalist state, Saudi Arabia, to safeguard its interest in the Middle East. It illuminates path of Salman Abedi, the bomber who attacked Manchester in May 2017, and his terror network: how he fought in Libya in 2011 as part of a group of fighters which the UK allowed to leave the country to go and battle against Gadafi to topple him. In this ground-breaking book, Mark Curtis reveals the covert history of British collusion with radical Islamic and terrorist groups. Secret Affairs shows how governments since the 1940s have connived with militant forces to control oil resources and overthrow governments. The story of how Britain has helped nurture the rise of global terrorism has never been told.
Author: Manas Chatterji Publisher: Emerald Group Publishing ISBN: 0857248952 Category : Political Science Languages : en Pages : 422
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A considerable amount of work has been conducted in the field of peace studies, conflict management, peace science in economics, sociology, anthropology and management. This title presents research with an emphasis on theoretical and mathematical constructs in the area of peace economics & peace science.
Author: Qaisar Abbas Publisher: Taylor & Francis ISBN: 1000167364 Category : Social Science Languages : en Pages : 185
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This book unpacks the media dynamics within the socio-cultural, political, and economic context of Pakistan. It provides an in-depth, critical, and scholarly discussion of contemporary issues such as media, state, and democracy in Pakistan; freedom of expression in Pakistani journalism; Balochistan as a blind spot in mainstream newspapers; media control by state institutions; women and media discourses; TV talk shows and coverage of Kashmir; feminist narrative and media images of Malala Yousufzai and Mukhtaran Mai; jihad on screen; and Osama bin Laden’s death on screen, to understand the relation between media and terrorism. The book covers diverse media types including TV, radio, newspapers, print media, films, documentary, stage performance, and social media. Detailed, interdisciplinary, analytical, and with original perspectives from journalists as well as academics, this volume will be useful to scholars and researchers of media studies, Pakistan studies, politics and international affairs, military and terrorism studies, journalism and communication studies, and South Asian studies. It will also interest general readers, policy makers, and those interested in global journalism, mass media, and freedom of expression.
Author: Imtiaz Gul Publisher: Penguin UK ISBN: 8184758219 Category : Literary Collections Languages : en Pages : 369
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The face of Terror has changed dramatically. Today major terrorist attacks are marked by their meticulous preparation and deadly execution—as the Mumbai attacks of 26/11 have clearly established. The most important planning centre for these operations is the tribal region located on the border between Pakistan and Afghanistan. Following the U.S. action in Afghanistan in December 2001 many Al Qaeda and Taliban fighters escaped and settled down in these regions where, historically, the writ of the state has always been weak. Taking advantage of the inhospitable terrain and the porous border, Al Qaeda militants of multiple ethnic origins regrouped. In 2008 alone they launched over fifty suicide missions which have inflicted more than six thousand casualties in attacks across the world. In these remote valleys the fatal mix of ultra-conservatism, economic under-development, religious obscurantism and the absence of law and justice has resulted in a cauldron of militancy which is being fed and fuelled by the shadowy presence of the Al Qaeda and the Taliban. Ever-younger fighters are being recruited for suicide missions while music, shaving and the education of girls are proscribed by increasingly powerful clerics. In this book Imtiaz Gul follows the trail of militancy and the way it has evolved under Al Qaeda’s influence in tribal areas.
Author: Seth G. Jones Publisher: Rand Corporation ISBN: 0833040189 Category : History Languages : en Pages : 232
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The United States has provided assistance to the security forces of a number of repressive states that do not share its political ideals. This practice raises several questions, the answers to which have significant policy implications: Has U.S. assistance improved the effectiveness of internal security forces in countering security threats? Has it improved the accountability and human rights records of these forces? What is the relationship between improving security and improving accountability and human rights? This study addresses these questions by examining the results of U.S. assistance to four states: El Salvador, Uzbekistan, Afghanistan, and Pakistan. U.S. assistance to El Salvador improved the accountability and human rights practices of the Salvadoran police but not their effectiveness as violent crime rates soared. In Uzbekistan, programs focused on counterproliferation, export control, and specific investigatory techniques were effective. But autocracy and repression by Uzbek officials, including security forces, have increased in recent years. Assistance to Afghanistan has somewhat improved the accountability and human rights practices of Afghan security forces. The vast majority of serious human rights abuses in the country are now committed by insurgent groups and warlords. In Pakistan, the U.S. government has not paid significant attention to the implications of its security assistance for the improvement of accountability and human rights, in large part because these goals have not been a focus of that assistance. Overall, these analyses suggest that efforts to improve the effectiveness, human rights, and accountability of internal security forces are more likely to be successful when states are transitioning from repressive to democratic systems. In addition, several factors are critical for success: the duration of assistance, viability of the justice system, and support and buy-in from the local government (including key ministries).
Author: Amir Mir
Author: Amir Mir
Author: James P. Farwell
Author: Amir Mir
Author: Irm Haleem
Author: Prem Mahadevan
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Author: Manas Chatterji
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Author: Seth G. Jones