Volume 17, Issue 2

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July 2023

Revisiting Wiktorowicz – Salafism, Politics and Violence in the Contemporary World

Issue Editors:

Francesco Cavatorta,
Samir Amghar

8 articles in this issue

Salafism in the contemporary age: Wiktorowicz revisited
Samir Amghar
Francesco Cavatorta
OriginalPaper 03 April 2023 Pages: 195 - 204
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Revisiting Wiktorowicz – Salafism, Politics and Violence in the Contemporary World
Quietism versus jihadism: the need to rethink contemporary Salafism
Samir Amghar
OriginalPaper 11 May 2023 Pages: 205 - 221
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Revisiting Wiktorowicz – Salafism, Politics and Violence in the Contemporary World
Exploring the fluidity of Egyptian Salafism: from quietism to politics and co-optation
Laurence Deschamps-Laporte
OriginalPaper 01 April 2023 Pages: 223 - 241
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Revisiting Wiktorowicz – Salafism, Politics and Violence in the Contemporary World
‘Ilmi Salafi women in Tunisia after the revolution: what kind of quietism?
Alessandra Bonci
OriginalPaper 28 March 2023 Pages: 243 - 262
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Revisiting Wiktorowicz – Salafism, Politics and Violence in the Contemporary World
What divides Salafis: how local realities overwrite grand typologies in Cambodia’s Salafi movement
Zoltan Pall
OriginalPaper Open access 24 November 2022 Pages: 263 - 281
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Revisiting Wiktorowicz – Salafism, Politics and Violence in the Contemporary World
How European Salafism can make us reflect on a new typology of Salafism?
Mohamed-Ali Adraoui
OriginalPaper Open access 16 February 2023 Pages: 283 - 296
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Revisiting Wiktorowicz – Salafism, Politics and Violence in the Contemporary World
Salafism as Gramscian informed vanguardism
Massimo Ramaioli
OriginalPaper Open access 13 February 2023 Pages: 297 - 318
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Revisiting Wiktorowicz – Salafism, Politics and Violence in the Contemporary World
Contextualizing Salafism as Islamic politics
Fabio Merone
OriginalPaper 28 April 2023 Pages: 319 - 337
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Revisiting Wiktorowicz – Salafism, Politics and Violence in the Contemporary World

Volume 17, Issue 2

Salafism in the contemporary age: Wiktorowicz revisited

Quietism versus jihadism: the need to rethink contemporary Salafism

Exploring the fluidity of Egyptian Salafism: from quietism to politics and co-optation

‘Ilmi Salafi women in Tunisia after the revolution: what kind of quietism?

What divides Salafis: how local realities overwrite grand typologies in Cambodia’s Salafi movement

How European Salafism can make us reflect on a new typology of Salafism?

Salafism as Gramscian informed vanguardism

Contextualizing Salafism as Islamic politics

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