Violent Extremism and Far-Right Radicalism in Australia
Hutchinson, Jade
Violent Extremism and Far-Right Radicalism in Australia :: A Psychosocial Perspective / [Recurso electrónico] PDF .-- 2017 : S. Rajaratnam School of International Studies , .-- 24 p. 2040 KB
This article reviews and rebuts the theological justification of suicide bombing by terrorist groups like Al-Qaeda and the socalled Islamic State (IS). It argues that the justification forwarded by these extremist groups is erroneous by exposing the discrepancy in the analogy between acts of inghimas (self-immersion into enemy ranks), the key argument used in the justification, and contemporary forms of suicide attacks.
2382-6444
Terrorismo Radicalismo Criminología - --Psicología
Australia
Violent Extremism and Far-Right Radicalism in Australia :: A Psychosocial Perspective / [Recurso electrónico] PDF .-- 2017 : S. Rajaratnam School of International Studies , .-- 24 p. 2040 KB
This article reviews and rebuts the theological justification of suicide bombing by terrorist groups like Al-Qaeda and the socalled Islamic State (IS). It argues that the justification forwarded by these extremist groups is erroneous by exposing the discrepancy in the analogy between acts of inghimas (self-immersion into enemy ranks), the key argument used in the justification, and contemporary forms of suicide attacks.
2382-6444
Terrorismo Radicalismo Criminología - --Psicología
Australia
