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Conceiving Islamo-fascism

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TextPublication details: 2006Subject(s):

WAR ON TERRORISM

In: Jane's Islamic Affairs Analyst December 2006, pp.8-9Summary: The George W Bush administration has come up with the phrase Islamo-fascism as an alternative to "war on terrorism" and likened Osama bin Laden to Adolf Hitler. This article asks whether the term has any validity, and what unintended impact its use might have.

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The George W Bush administration has come up with the phrase Islamo-fascism as an alternative to "war on terrorism" and likened Osama bin Laden to Adolf Hitler. This article asks whether the term has any validity, and what unintended impact its use might have.

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