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Religion, state and terrorism : a global analysis/ Nilay Saiya

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SAIYA Nilay

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TERRORISM

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In: Terrorism and Political Violence: Vol. 31, Nos.1-3, January-June 2019, pp.204-223 (116)Summary: The article highlights the literature on religious restrictions and violence, identifies different pathways by both minority and majority religious restrictions increase the likelihood of terrorism. The argument and findings within the context of national security policy.

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The article highlights the literature on religious restrictions and violence, identifies different pathways by both minority and majority religious restrictions increase the likelihood of terrorism. The argument and findings within the context of national security policy.

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