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- Author: Emmanuel Karagiannis
- Publication Date: 02-2014
- Content Type: Journal Article
- Journal: The International Spectator
- Institution: Istituto Affari Internazionali
- Abstract: Western Muslims have joined jihadi groups in Afghanistan/Pakistan, Somalia and Syria to defend Islam from its perceived enemies. Transnational Islamist networks have played a pivotal role in bringing them to conflict zones by fulfilling three functions: radicalisation through mosques, radical preachers, and the Internet; recruitment which can be conducted either physically or digitally; and identity formation that provides the radicalised recruits with a larger cause to fight for as members of an imagined global community. Transnational Islamist networks are multifunctional entities on the rise.
- Topic: Islam
- Political Geography: Afghanistan, Syria, Somalia