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Purifying the religion: An analysis of Haram targeting among Salafi Jihadi groups (Record no. 525991)

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Personal name Siroky, David S. et al
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Title Purifying the religion: An analysis of Haram targeting among Salafi Jihadi groups
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Place of publication, distribution, etc Comparative Politics
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Extent 54(3), Apr, 2022: p.525-546
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Uniform Resource Identifier Islamic law denotes as haram any forbidden behavior, object, beverage, or food. Despite subscribing to a similar Salafi ideology, very few jihadi groups use violence against haram targets (e.g., brothels, casinos, statues, liquor stores, mixed sex schools, and gay clubs). This study argues that haram-centered violence unites ethnically-mixed jihadi groups by fostering a superordinate Islamic identity that enables them to overcome their collective action problems. As a result, ethnically-mixed Salafi jihadi groups deploy haram targeting much more than homogenous ones. Using new disaggregated group-level data, our analyses demonstrate that the ethnic structure of Salafi jihadi groups shapes haram targeting, both in Dagestan and on a global scale. The article discusses these findings and directions for future research on religious violence.- Reproduced

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Main entry heading Comparative Politics
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Subject DIP TERRORISM
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