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Charting Jihadism Twenty Years After 9/11

Silvia Carenzi
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Claudio Bertolotti
11 September 2021

Twenty years ago today, the US was struck by the World Trade Center attacks. Those attacks had a profound effect on many different levels and marked the beginning of the War on Terror — ushering in a US-led military intervention in Afghanistan in 2001 and in Iraq in 2003. Two decades later, the withdrawal of US troops from Afghanistan has come to an end, as US President Joe Biden has announced the end of America's "longest war" while the Taliban have taken control of Afghanistan once again.

Twenty years after 9/11, how has jihadism evolved in different regions of the globe? And how will the Taliban’s victory affect the narrative and mobilization of jihadi actors?

A Bitter or a Better Harvest? The Metamorphosis of Jihadism Over Two Decades
Silvia Carenzi
PhD Candidate, Scuola Normale Superiore and Sant'Anna School of Advanced Studies
How the Twenty-Year Afghanistan War Paved the Way for New Insurrectional Terrorism
Claudio Bertolotti
ISPI Associate Research Fellow, MENA, Radicalisation & International Terrorism
,
Chiara Sulmoni
Co-founder and President, ReaCT (Osservatorio sul Radicalismo e il Contrasto al Terrorismo)
How the Taliban’s Victory Will Boost the Jihadi Narrative
Tore Refslund Hamming
Associate Fellow, International Centre for the Study of Radicalisation
In the Sahel, 20 Years of War on Terror Has Created More and Stronger Enemies
Laura Berlingozzi
Ph.D. candidate, Sant'Anna School of Advanced Studies
,
Edoardo Baldaro
Research Fellow, Sant'Anna School of Advanced Studies
What Shapes Radical Youth's Decision to Take up Arms in Egypt?
Georges Fahmi
Research Fellow, Robert Schuman Center for Advanced Studies, European University Institute
,
Nouran Ahmed
Researcher, American University in Cairo Law & Society Research Unit
Why Did Jihadism Go Global? Interview With Thomas Hegghammer
Giuliano Battiston
Freelance Journalist & ISPI Contributor

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terrorism MENA USA
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EDITED BY

Silvia Carenzi
ISPI, PhD Candidate at Scuola Normale Superiore
Claudio Bertolotti
ISPI Associate Research Fellow, MENA, Radicalisation & International Terrorism

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