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Why is it so hard to find a suicide bomber these days?/ Charles Kurzman

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KURZMAN Charlese

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In: Foreign Policy Sept-Oct 2011, pp.58-64 (66)Summary: After a decade since the 9/11 bombings, arises the question not why so many Muslims turn to terror, but why so few have joined Al-Qaeda's jihad. This article takes a close study in this.

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After a decade since the 9/11 bombings, arises the question not why so many Muslims turn to terror, but why so few have joined Al-Qaeda's jihad. This article takes a close study in this.

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