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What does it mean to be a moderate Muslim in the war on terror? Muslim interpretations and reactions/ Adrian Cherney

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CHERNEY Adrian

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Murphy Kristina

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In: Critical Studies on Terrorism Vol 9 No 2, August 2016, pp. 159-181 (112) Summary: This article explores the implications of labelling for Muslim communities. And focus group data collected from Muslims living in Australia for the analysis.

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This article explores the implications of labelling for Muslim communities. And focus group data collected from Muslims living in Australia for the analysis.

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