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    This document provides an introduction and table of contents to an edited volume on the topic of "militant Islam" vs. "Islamic militancy". The volume includes contributions from various academics that take different disciplinary approaches to studying concepts like salafism, jihadism, and Islamic terrorism. It aims to provide a multifaceted perspective on these contested issues. The introduction notes the challenge is defining the preferred terminology for discussing political Islam and violent extremism in Islamic contexts. The table of contents then lists the titles and authors of the various chapters that make up the edited collection.

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    This document provides an introduction and table of contents to an edited volume on the topic of "militant Islam" vs. "Islamic militancy". The volume includes contributions from various academics that take different disciplinary approaches to studying concepts like salafism, jihadism, and Islamic terrorism. It aims to provide a multifaceted perspective on these contested issues. The introduction notes the challenge is defining the preferred terminology for discussing political Islam and violent extremism in Islamic contexts. The table of contents then lists the titles and authors of the various chapters that make up the edited collection.

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    KLAUS HOCK, NINA KÄSEHAGE (EDS.

    KLAUS HOCK, NINA KÄSEHAGE (EDS.)


    Discourses on ‘radical Islam’, on ‘Islamic extremism’, or on ‘religious
    violence’ in Islamic contexts are en vogue – in and beyond academia.
    ‘MILITANT ISLAM’ VS.
    ‘ISLAMIC MILITANCY’?
    But in view of the highly contested topic of political Islam, the challenge
    starts already with the preferred terminology. What actually are we talking
    about when we talk about ‘salafism’, ‘jihadism’, ‘Islamic terrorism’, etc.?
    This edited volume provides a collection of contributions that due to Religion, Violence, Category Formation
    their respective academic cultures and disciplinary locations display a
    multifaceted variety of approaches to the research field and its subject. and Applied Research. Contested Fields
    in the Discourses of Scholarship

    ‘MILITANT ISLAM’ VS. ‘ISLAMIC MILITANCY’?


    Prof. Dr. Klaus Hock is Head of the Department of Religious Studies
    and Intercultural Theology at the University of Rostock. His research
    focus is on transculturation and religious hybridity.

    Dr. Nina Käsehage is research fellow at the University of Rostock with a


    focus on Islamic radicalization. Currently, she is working on the religious
    socialization of children in the former Islamic State (IS).

    978-3-643-91275-6

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    Religionswissenschaft: Forschung und Wissenschaft
    Lit
    www.lit-verlag.ch Lit Lit
    CONTENTS

    KLAUS HOCK & NINA KÄSEHAGE


    Introduction 7

    HANS G. KIPPENBERG
    The End of Jihādi Movements in the Light
    of Comparative Studies in the Decline of Terrorism 23

    ALEX P. SCHMID
    Religion and Violent Extremism
    – with a Focus on Islamist Jihādism 51

    REINHARD SCHULZE
    Beyond Religion – Beyond Islam:
    The Challenge of Ultra-Islamist Violence 89

    FLORIAN ZEMMIN
    The Problem of Salafism, the Problem with ‘Salafism’:
    An Essay on the Usability of an Academic Category
    to Understand a Political Challenge 117

    ANDREW HAMMOND
    Contesting Legitimacy:
    Zahid Kevseri’s Semantic War with Emerging Salafism 143

    NINA KÄSEHAGE
    Empowerment through Violence
    – European Women in Jihādi Movements 169

    OLGA TORRES DÍAZ


    Islamism and Women in the Sahel: Roots and Evolutions 195

    CLAUDIA CARVALHO & JOHANNES SAAL


    The Hidden Women of the Caliphate – A Glimpse
    into the Spanish-Moroccan Jihādist Network on Facebook 217

    List of Contributors 265

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