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Twenty-first-century crusaders

Arun Kundnani / July 1, 2012

EDLIn this essay for the journal Critical Muslim, I explore the new strands of far-Right mobilization in Europe, such as the English Defence League, and locate their “counter-jihad” ideology in the context of the War on Terror.

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July 1, 2012 in Academic articles, English Defence League, Islamophobia, Terrorism.

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