The 'cult of the insurgent'
Iraq's Insurgents: What Do They Want?
Many are probably linked as well to Sunni Arab Muslim extremists whose influence in Iraq appears to be spreading. Iraq's religious insurgents ...
The Cult of the Offensive: The Islamic State on Defense
The Cult of the Offensive: The Islamic State on Defense. April 2015, Volume 8, Issue 4. Authors: Michael Knights, Alexander Mello. Categories ...
1 THE SOCIAL DYNAMICS OF NIGERIA'S BOKO HARAM ...
However, my overriding focus in this study is on the religious component of social identity and its link to acts of domestic terrorism. I focus on religion ...
Insurgency redux: writings on Thailand's ongoing southern war
Though not a specialist in Islamic studies, McCargo provides an impressive discussion of key religious institutions, schools of thought, changes in practice and ...
A Select Review of Recent Literature on Terrorism and Insurgency
was the cult's apocalyptic ideology, which sought to usher in a global ... strategic culture views war as a last resort, but once employed, it should be.
A Threat to the West: The Rise of Islamist Insurgency in the Northern ...
... terrorist training facilities, religious indoctrination centers, and hubs of organized crime. ... cult of personality. During their reigns ...
Iraqi Army battles Shia cult, Sunni insurgents in Najaf
At least 200 Shiite zealots, including a cult leader claiming… Tom W. says: January 29, 2007 at 5:11 pm. “Another set of ...
Militant Death Cult | Insurgency - Me Saco Un Ojo Records
Militant Death Cult by Insurgency, released 29 November 2017 1. Destined for Death 2. Suicide Attack 3. Insurgent Strike 4. Black Hand Brigade 5.
An insurgency is a violent, armed rebellion by small, lightly armed bands who practice guerrilla warfare against a larger authority.
Cults, Violence and Religious Terrorism: An International Perspective
It is important to note that many cases of religious violence have nothing to do with terrorism per se. Few cults qualify as terrorist organizations ...
Why Some Insurgent Groups Provide Community Services
Berman, Religious, Radical and Violent: The New Economics of Terrorism; Berman and Laitin,. “Religion, Terrorism and Public Goods: Testing the ...
U.S.'s Cultural Ignorance Fuels Iraq Insurgency - NPR
Hashim lists about 20 groups of insurgents, including nationalists, former Baathists, tribal-based insurgents and religious extremists. The ...
FRONTLINE | The Insurgency | Season 2006 | Episode 7 - PBS
FRONTLINE tells the story of the insurgent members of the resistance in Iraq, coming face to face with leaders of the movement.
What the cult classic 'Red Dawn' teaches us about insurgent warfare
What the cult classic 'Red Dawn' teaches us about insurgent warfare ... In addition to being a Cold War-era cult classic, 'Red Dawn' is ...
Iraq's 24-hour satellite station al-Zawraa TV is a cult hit. By Michael Howard in Baghdad.
The Islamic State Succeeds Despite Breaking All the Rules of ...
... cult and with his movement's imposition of early medieval social codes. In fact. Other insurgent groups also often seemed more effective. In 2003, for ...
Informal Networks and Insurgency in Iraq
religious/nationalist insurgent groups also included the Islamic Army in Iraq, the ... extremist cult-like groups such as the Soldiers of Heaven, who have been ...
Are insurgencies just unbeatable at this point? : r/WarCollege - Reddit
... cult when they have a job, education, and a family. Local investment, strengthening security forces, and building local village militias ...
Interviews - Ghaith Abdul-Ahad | The Insurgency | FRONTLINE - PBS
He is a religious person; he is a cleric. He was previously in the Iraqi security service, and they started fighting the Americans almost a week ...
Task & Purpose on X: "What the cult classic 'Red Dawn' teaches us ...
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The Gift of Valor: A War Story
Book by Michael M. PhillipsThe Bacchae
Book by EuripidesThe Bacchae is an ancient Greek tragedy, written by the Athenian playwright Euripides during his final years in Macedonia, at the court of Archelaus I of Macedon.