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Al-Qaeda and the Islamic State's break : strategic strife or lackluster leadership?/ Tricia Bacon

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In: Studies in Conflict & Terrorism: Vol.42, No 1, 2, 3, January, February, March 2019, pp.229-263 (114)Summary: This article examines what impact bin Laden's death had on the alliance rupture between Al-Qaeda and ISIS. Examining the Al Qaeda and ISIS alliance rupture through a first image lens and using counterfactual analysis.

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This article examines what impact bin Laden's death had on the alliance rupture between Al-Qaeda and ISIS. Examining the Al Qaeda and ISIS alliance rupture through a first image lens and using counterfactual analysis.

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