Global Jihadist Terrorism:
-
Writen byPaul Burke, Doaa’ Elnakhala, Seumas Miller - PublisherEdward Elgar Publishing
- Year 2021
This book provides a comprehensive examination of global jihadist terrorism, focusing on the activities of terrorist groups, the dynamics of armed conflicts where jihadist groups operate, and national counter-terrorism strategies. Edited by leading experts, the volume explores the ideological foundations of jihadism, recruitment strategies, operational tactics, and government responses to counter these threats. It also discusses the evolution of terrorist financing, transnational networks, and the impact of state policies on counter-terrorism effectiveness. The book integrates case studies from various regions to illustrate the complexities of combating jihadist terrorism in different geopolitical contexts. Relevance with the Current Era As global jihadist networks continue to evolve, this book remains highly relevant in analyzing contemporary terrorism threats and counter-terrorism measures. With the persistence of groups like ISIS and Al-Qaeda, alongside the challenges of online radicalization, intelligence operations, and national security policies, this book provides critical insights into modern counter-terrorism frameworks.This book is a vital resource for policymakers, counter-terrorism professionals, researchers, and students in security studies. It provides a well-rounded analysis of jihadist terrorism and counter-strategies, offering both theoretical and practical perspectives. However, its academic focus may be more beneficial to researchers than to frontline security personnel.

