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Book SynopsisThis accessible and deeply informed book examines the threat that Muslim extremists pose to America and suggest steps that will facilitate U.S. efforts to defeat them.
Trade Review[A] sensible and productive set of proposals for understanding Muslim extremism. . . . [The authors] analyze jihadi strategies with a nuanced common sense all too hard to come by in the sometimes sensationalist literature on the topic. * The New York Times *
A compelling and extremely well-written analysis of topics that generally suffer serious distortion by the unthinking generalizations of policymakers and the media. The complexity of the Islamic world and the Middle East are made wholly understandable through this excellent and lucid work. -- Prof. J. A. (Tony) Allan, Department of Geography, King's College London
Among the thousands of publications that address the subject of terror, this book is exceptional. Carefully researched, well-written, and impressively objective, this study convincingly concludes that force alone will not destroy the tentacles of terror that continue to spread throughout the world. -- James A. Bill, College of William & Mary
A breakthrough in the scholarship on Islamic radicalism. This most readable and insightful book tackles previously unexplored facets of the radical Islamic agenda. The Palmers successfully diagnose the strengths and weaknesses of anti-American Islamic extremists, and offer a foolproof prescription for excising their threat. -- Hilal Khashan, American University of Beirut
Table of ContentsChapter 1: Who is Attacking America? Chapter 2: Islam, Muslim Extremism, and Anti-Americanism Chapter 3: The Muslim Brotherhood and Hizbullah: Radical-Moderates Chapter 4: The Jihadist Movement and How it Evolved Chapter 5: The Jihadist War Plan Chapter 6: The Jihadist War Machine Chapter 7: The Allies of the Jihadists: Those Who Make Terror Possible Chapter 8: How Israel and Its Middle Eastern Neighbors Fight Terror Chapter 9: The Future: Winning the War on Terror