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LANDAU NETWORK - CENTRO VOLTA Ricer
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INDICE Gruppo di Lavoro 7 Introduzi
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Understanding Nuclear and Radiologi
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Gruppo di Lavoro Riccardo Redaelli,
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massa dei musulmani e i rappresenta
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mediatico; si propone quale attore
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L’analisi di molti esperti rivela
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per comprendere e contrastare dottr
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si è diffusa con successo tanto al
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egioni del mondo islamico hanno avu
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dell'islam è chiaramente percepito
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sviluppate soprattutto negli anni
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Insomma, una concezione totalizzant
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iii) principio della superiorità d
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economiche per i paesi produttori d
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estremamente radicale - s’incentr
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icorso alla violenza. Profittando d
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solo un numero “sufficiente” al
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solo una struttura terroristica, be
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tecnologica nei confronti dei propr
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islam percepito come immutabile e u
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Secondo Robert Leiken circa l’ott
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Themes of the Culture of Modern Glo
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Islamic publics and communities, wh
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definition of the enemy is flexible
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From this it is obvious that the ji
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many of the Jihadi volunteers to th
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Islamists also viewed this collapse
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Abdallah Aal al-Shaikh’s fatwa (I
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enovation of orthodox religious ide
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example—is Bin Laden's group al-Q
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Azzam, who focused on the mujaheddi
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of Islam. Thus, they based their vi
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7. The Immigrant Experience All of
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Islamist groups began to target the
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The September 11 attacks, unlike th
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voluntarily. The enthusiasm for sel
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10. The war in Iraq - apocalyptic v
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person of the Mahdi prior to his ap
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each Mahdi; The Mahdi; Mujaddid al-
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using terms, superlatives, and perc
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Learned the Lessons of the mujahedd
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have already used WMD in the past a
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out major terrorist operations in v
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the September 11 attacks: “If I w
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• In many of the Islamist writing
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scholars. Yet, it seems that the de
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• The nature of the Jihadist ideo
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The article bears propagandist over
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“The Islamic society cannot be es
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experienced under various Arab regi
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of Bin Laden, has written about it
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fronts, and moving its activity to
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open university for jihad studies,
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La nuova al-Qa’ida : tra dissoluz
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a un polo decisionale unitario defi
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Comprendere questo fattore è fonda
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Cosa ancora più importante, bench
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2.1 Le origini di al-Qa’ida 2.1.1
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condotte variano notevolmente e del
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La ripresa dei conflitti interni al
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movimento guidato da bin Laden e pe
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government expropriated his assets
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we could. […] As you know the sit
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modifiche dell’ambiente nel quale
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È fondamentale però non interpret
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lontani migliaia di chilometri a di
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La perdita delle basi afgane (che a
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“Although it [al-Qa’ida] has no
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Fig. 3.2 Principali realtà affilia
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tutt’ora, gli unici leader in gra
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Benché vi siano indicazioni che mi
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Iraq Benché l’Afghanistan contin
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Al di là dell’eccezionale ruolo
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sorte negli ultimi anni né a quell
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“nuovo Salah al-Din”, il leader
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La nomina di Abu Hamza al-Muhajir (
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Lungi dal costituire solo uno dei t
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any of the local conflicts invoked
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iracheni potrebbe quindi rivelarsi
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sostenere un’efficace contro-camp
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Accompagnano questa analisi alcuni
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necessariamente connessi a elementi
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economico che il governo iraqeno ap
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peshmerga del PUK intorno a fine di
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uccisi molti erano arabi come al Su
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• Cosa facevi prima? o Studiavo s
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3. Il caso: Guantanamo La maggior p
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4. Videocassette e CD, DvD e Intern
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