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The fascination of the 'Islamic State': Perceived iInjustice and crises of identity - why German citizens join the extremist organization
Throughout the Syrian conflict, a new extremist organization became increasingly visible to the public due its use of extreme violence and continuous threats to the entire world living outside of it. The self-proclaimed Islamic State of Iraq and al-Sham (ISIS) attracted the highest number of foreign...
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Department of Political Studies
2018
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