Explaining a turning point in Australian Jihadism/ Andrew Zammit
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Studies in Conflict & Terrorism Vol.36, No.9, September 2013, pp.739-755 (114)Summary: The article examines the reasons behind turning point in Australian jihadism. It gives a brief overview of jihadist activity in Australia and demonstrates how it differs from other Western liberal democracies. Second, it examines several potential explanations for the post 2003. Third it puts forward an alternative explanation based on applying the international literature on jihadism.
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The article examines the reasons behind turning point in Australian jihadism. It gives a brief overview of jihadist activity in Australia and demonstrates how it differs from other Western liberal democracies. Second, it examines several potential explanations for the post 2003. Third it puts forward an alternative explanation based on applying the international literature on jihadism.
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