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Fighting the jihad of the pen: countering revolutionary Islam's ideology / Gregg, Heather S   Journal Article
Gregg, Heather S Journal Article
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Publication 2010.
Summary/Abstract Al Qaeda's ideology is not new; their critique of the existing political and social order and vision for how to redeem the Muslim world builds on preexisting arguments of several 20th century predecessors who called for an Islamic revolution that would create a new order based on Islam. The persistence of revolutionary Islam suggests that these ideas need to be countered in order to strike at the root of the problem driving Islamically motivated terrorism and insurgency. U.S. efforts to defeat Al Qaeda, however, continue to focus primarily on killing or capturing the leadership, interdicting operations, and defensively bolstering the homeland and U.S. assets against various types of attacks. In order to confront Al Qaeda's ideology, U.S. efforts should focus on indirectly fostering "a market place of ideas"-the space and culture of questioning and debating-in order to challenge the grievances and solutions proposed by revolutionary Islam.
Key Words Counterterrorism  Ideology  Al Qaeda  Bin Laden  Militant Islam  Counterideology 
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Key considerations in counterideological work against terrorist / Hassan, Muhammad Haniff Bin   Journal Article
Hassan, Muhammad Haniff Bin Journal Article
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Publication 2006.
Summary/Abstract This study attempts to highlight the importance of counterideological work in combating terrorism and the key considerations in implementing it effectively. The study proposes one important approach for counterideology, suggests partners, and highlights pitfalls. It also addresses the link between grievances and counterideology, and the role of non-Muslims in counterideology. The study does not provide a comprehensive perspective on counterideological work but provides the framework within which counterideological work against Muslim terrorist groups may be flushed out.
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