Al-Qaeda in the Islamic Maghreb: the evolution from Algerian Islamism to transnational terror

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David H. Gray * and Erik Stockham

For over the past half century, Algeria has suffered from on-going political violence and terrorism. The international rise of al-Qaeda has brought this radical movement to this already-troubled North African nation. This scholarly work describes in details how Algerian Islamism has evolved into transnational terrorism. Specifically, this paper will explore how al-Qaeda has now become deeply rooted in the Islamic Maghreb.

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