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Home-grown Jihadism and the Factors of Terror (Volume 4, Issue 1)

by James R. Henderson

Jim Henderson discusses the phenomenon of "home-grown jihadism" in Europe and its absence in the United States as a means of evaluating the root causes of terrorism.

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ArticleYale Journal of International AffairsDecember 1, 2008
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