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Culturalism and the rise of the Islamic state : faith. sectarianism and violence/ Tim Jacoby

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In: Third World Quarterly : Vol.38, No.7, 2017, pp.1655-1673 (101)Summary: This paper looks at the ways in which culturalist discourse have influenced understanding and representation of the rise of the so-called Islamic state.

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This paper looks at the ways in which culturalist discourse have influenced understanding and representation of the rise of the so-called Islamic state.

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