Pages: 256 (Hardcover) ISBN: 023170030X Pub: Columbia U.P. Pub date: 2008-01-02 Amazon.co.uk Sales Rank: 80819
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Reader Reviews:Advance praise (2/2 people found this helpful)`Lia's masterfully-researched work remains the only known contribution to the terrorism studies field that parses the history and thought of al-Suri, a formidable ideologue by virtue of his pragmatism, rational approach to history and realistic, "egalitarian" view of the future of jihad (al-Suri is now apparently in US custody). Far beyond its utility as an historical analysis, Lia's work is extraodinarily timely as he extracts the finer points of al-Suri's now widely-circulated theories that may have informed the conduct of the London and Madrid attacks.'
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