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Cover 1 Half Title 2 Title Page 4 Dedication 5 Copyright Page 5 Table of Contents 6 Introduction 8 1 Explanatory Approaches to Jihadism 15 The Role of Social Networks and Group Dynamics 16 Economic Issues and Jihadist Movements 18 Culture and Religion 19 Rational Choice Theory 21 Notes 22 2 Jihadist Ideology 25 The Renewal of Jihadist Thought 26 Martyrdom and Jihad 48 Notes 61 3 Jihadism: A Culture of Violence Turned into a Culture of Death 66 Modern Forefathers of Jihadism 68 The Centrality of Death in Jihadism 71 Violence in the Jihadist Narrative 80 The Jihadist View of History: The West's Permanent Fight against Islam 86 Cultural and Political Domination by the West 100 The West as the Perverse Culture of Humankind's Fight against Allah 103 Notes 105 4 The Jihadist View of Democracy 110 The Negative Context of Democracy in the Muslim World 110 Democracy as the New False Western Religion Imported into the Land of Islam 116 Notes 154 5 Fundamentalism in Islam 159 Three Branches of Fundamentalism 160 Islamic Fundamentalism and Hermeneutics 164 Modernization and the Muslim World 167 The Jihadist Critique of the Fundamentalist Ulama 169 Shi'ite Hyper-Fundamentalists and Their Reject
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