Regrettably, revenge is in the spotlight. Just to mention three recent examples, the news1 (15th November 2015) defined the bombs dropped by France on Islamic State Jihadi training camp after the Paris shootings as “revenge.” Only 2 days after, president Putin literally claimed on TV that “revenge is unavoidable”2 (17th November 2015) toward the Syrian rebels responsible for the Russian jet dow...

Modernity is characterized by “human -scapes” that are fluid, interconnected and, therefore, cultural heritages more and deterritorialized. Cultural flows redefine women’s role also in Islamic communities: this specific phenomenon helps analysing the diverse ways identities shaped social roles imagined faced to risk of radicalization. Women’s agency widely recognised: they play a fundamental tr...

A violent extremist group poses a significant threat to parts of Cabo Delgado province. Since its first major attack in October 2017, it has perpetuated conflict the detriment sections population and government, as well disrupting economic development. Little is known about there considerable amount confusion policymaking academic circles nature extremists (VE) their relationship wider global S...

This paper analyzes the reception of decolonial and neo-Marxist thought in a jihadist critique modern state. The author argues that study Abū Qatāda al-Filisṭīnī, prominent theorist Jihadism Salafism, reveals his nuanced interaction with theories hegemony, ideology, decolonization. An examination Qatāda’s state institutions ideology shows he engages philosophical critiques sovereignty, capitali...

The existence of Salaf pesantren which is suspected to be affiliated with jihadists lately has strengthened the presence a new traditional typology namely Salafi-jihadis. Typology are considered vulnerable radicalism and terrorism. This article reveals resilience Salafi jihadi literacy culture allegedly radical jihadist groups. was done determine extent salaf-jihadis literacy. majority people q...

The aim of the present study was to examine the impact of Jihadi camps on the identity formationof teenagers in Iran. Seventy-six campers participated in the study and were randomly divided into control(n = 42) and experimental groups (n =34). The control group does not follow the camp’s regular program whilethe experimental group attended to the camp’s regular program. All pa...