Beyond Terror and Martyrdom: The Future of the Middle East by Professor Gilles Kepel; Translator-Pascale Ghazaleh - 2008-11-20

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The Belknap Press, 2008. VG/VG-. Hardback. DJ: some rubbing & edgewear; small creases/chips/closed tears at edges; some scuffs. Book: some rubbing & edgewear; previous owner's crimp; overall clean & tight. 328 pages Keywords: 9780674031388

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Belknap Press, 2008. Hardcover with dust jacket. VG/G. Dust jacket is slightly worn and scuffed. Else good. 328 pages.

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Belknap Press, USA, 2008. Hardcover. Very Good Condition/Very Good. Since 2001, two dominant worldviews have clashed in the global arena: a neoconservative nightmare of an insidious Islamic terrorist threat to civilized life, and a jihadist myth of martyrdom through the slaughter of infidels. Across the airwaves and on the ground, an ill-defined and uncontrollable war has raged between these two opposing scenarios. Deadly images and threats - from the televised beheading of Western hostages to graphic pictures of tortured prisoners at Abu Ghraib, from the destruction wrought by suicide bombers in London and Madrid to civilian deaths at the hands of American occupation forces in Iraq - have polarized populations on both sides of this divide.Yet, as the noted Middle East scholar and commentator Gilles Kepel demonstrates, President Bush's War on Terror masks a complex political agenda in the Middle East - enforcing democracy, accessing Iraqi oil, securing Israel, and seeking regime change in… Read More

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Cambridge, Massachusetts: The Belknap Press of Harvard University, 2008. A Fine unmarked copy with no inscriptions. 328 pages. Since 2001, two dominant worldviews have clashed in the global arena: a neoconservative nightmare of an insidious Islamic terrorist threat to civilized life, and a jihadist myth of martyrdom through the slaughter of infidels. Across the airwaves and on the ground, an ill-defined and uncontrollable war has raged between these two opposing scenarios. Deadly images and threats - from the televised beheading of Western hostages to graphic photographs of tortured prisoners at Guantamo, from the destruction wrought by suicide bombers to civilian deaths at the hands of American occupation forces in Iraq - have polarized populations on both sides of the divide. Yet, as noted Middle East scholar and commentator Gilles Kepel demonstrates, President Bush's War on Terror masks a complex political agenda in the Middle East - enforcing democracy, accessing Iraqi oil, securing Israel,… Read More