RT Book
T1 Jihad & Co: Black Markets and Islamist Power
A1 Ahmad, Aisha
LA English
PP Oxford
PB Oxford University Press
YR 2017
UL https://krimdok.uni-tuebingen.de/Record/895217481
AB Why are Islamists able to build state-like polities out of enduring civil war stalemate? By tracking the financial origins of jihadists in Afghanistan, Somalia, Pakistan, Mali, and Iraq, Jihad & Co. shows that behind the heated rhetoric, there are hard economic reasons behind Islamist success
AB Cover -- Half title -- Jihad & Co. -- Copyright -- Dedication -- Contents -- Acknowledgments -- Introduction -- 1. Mosques and Markets -- 2. Black Flags in the Bazaar: The Making ofModern Islamist Proto- States -- 3. Mafia and Mujahideen: Trafficking and TrustBuilding under Soviet Occupation -- 4. Traders and Taliban: Business Interestsand Islamist Power in Afghanistan -- 5. Beards for Business: The Origins and Evolutionof the Mogadishu Mafia -- 6. The Price of Protection: The Rise of the Islamic Courts Union -- 7. The Blowback Effect: International Interventionand the Collapse of the Proto- State -- 8. The Proto- State Goes Global: Business- Islamist Alliancesacross the Muslim World -- 9. Rising from the Ashes: The Dilemma of ModernJihadist Proto- State Formation -- Appendix: Methodology and Field Research -- Notes -- Index
OP 337
CN 381
SN 978-0-19-065678-2
K1 Illegaler Handel
K1 Informelle Wirtschaft
K1 Islam
K1 Bürgerkrieg
K1 Radikalismus
K1 Terrorismus
K1 Islamische Staaten
K1 Dschihadismus
K1 Militanz
K1 Djihad
K1 Terrorist
K1 De-facto-Regierung
K1 Einflussgröße
K1 Interesse
K1 Kleingewerbe
K1 Schattenwirtschaft
K1 Schwarzmarkt
K1 Djihad : Terrorismus : Finanzierung : Unterstützung : Schwarzmarkt : Wirtschaftliche Elite
K1 Islam : Fundamentalismus : Bürgerkrieg : Djihad : Wirtschaft