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- U. S. Strategy in the Muslim World After 9 11 | RAND
In light of 9 11 and the war on terrorism, it is important for U S leaders to develop a shaping strategy toward the Muslim world This study describes a framework to identify major ideological orientations within Islam, examines critical cleavages between Muslim groups, and traces the long-term and immediate causes of Islamic radicalism
- Perspective: Radicalization of Islamist Terrorists in the . . .
To counter this threat, various government studies from western European countries and comparable research in the United States have considered two key points of homegrown violent extremism: who
- The Terror Trap: The Impact of the War on Terror on Muslim . . .
In The Terror Trap: The Impact of the War on Terror on Muslim Communities Since 9 11, thirty international scholars provide a critical assessment of the U S-led “counterterrorism” apparatus and its policies and tactics, which have criminalized and securitized Muslims in the U S and around the world
- Radicalization and U. S. Muslims | Council on Foreign Relations
The Muslim community has played an integral role in U S counterterrorism efforts, and congressional hearings on radicalization of Muslims risk polarizing a considerable asset for law
- U. S. -led Invasion of Iraq and the Toppling of Saddam Hussein
The war was widely seen as a strategic blunder, and it fueled anti-American sentiment, particularly in the Muslim world Domestically, the Iraq War became a deeply polarizing issue in the United States, contributing to debates over U S foreign policy, military intervention, and the limits of American power
- United States Foreign Policy: Radical Islam and the West
Contrary to official narratives, the consistent thread in US and UK foreign policy since the end of the Second World War has been the formation of alliances with radical Islamists in opposition to secular nationalism across the Muslim world
- To what extent has U. S. foreign policy contributed to an . . .
This paper will analyze the role that U S Foreign Policy has had on increasing religious inspired terrorism since 1945
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