Routledge Handbook of Islamic Radicalisation (Hardcover)

IntroductionPART I: Concepts of Islamic Radicalisation 1. What is Islamic Radicalization?: Conceptual Clarifications 2. The identity and the identification of Radical Muslims 3. Discourses on Islamic Radicalisation 4. Competing ‘Radical Islamisms’ Part II: Classical roots of Islamic Radicalisation 5. The Golden Ages of Islam and the Ideal World: Medina constitution and the Caliphate 6. The Quran and How Radical Muslims Interpret it 7. Jihadist Ideology 8. From Politicisation of Islam to Islamism in Moderate Islamic States and the Radical Islamic State 9. Core Concepts of Radical IslamismPART III: Contemporary History of Islamic Radicalisation 1979-2015 10. The Radical Islamic Perspective on the Contemporary World Order 11. Radical Islamism and Western Powers 12. Islam and Social Mobilization 13. Radicalisation into Violent Extremism: Social Science Theories 14. Muslim Civil Societies in the West: Deviance and Social Control 15. Role of Religious Authorities and Civil Societies: Trojan horse or participatory citizenship? 16. Islamic Radicalization, Globalization and Migration: Diaspora and Integration 17. The Dilemma of Democracy: Radical Muslims, Democracy and Democratic Participations 18. Freedom of expression: Islamic Radicalisation and Social media 19. Process of Islamic Radicalisation: Muslim Identity crises 20. The Shia and the Sunni Islamic Radicalisation: Iran and Iraq21. Radicalisation and Class 22. The Muslim Community Perspective on Radical MuslimsPART IV: Radicalization, Migration and Integration 23. Values, Attitudes and Behavioral Preferences of Radicalized Muslims 24. Islamic radicalization across ethnicities 25. Integration and radicalization 26. Social Work and the Radical Islamic Movement: The Nordic ExamplePart V: The Organization of Radical Islamism 27: Recruitment to Radical Islam: Gangs, Jails, Universities, and Radical Muslims 28: Financing Radical Islam 29: Radicalisation and gender 30: Organizations and operations: Profiling Nnotable Radical Islamic Organizations 31: The converts?32: Conclusions: Coexistence in Multi-ethnic/Multi-religious Society