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Virtual Caliphate: Islamic Extremists and Their Websites

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Virtual Caliphate: Islamic Extremists and Their Websites
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Publisher: Centre for Social Cohesion
ISBN/ASIN: 1903386683
ISBN-13: 9781903386682
Number of pages: 113

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Islamic extremists increasingly see the internet as one of their most important weapons, allowing them to communicate with their supporters and win new followers around the world. Virtual Caliphate shows how Islamic extremists in the United Kingdom have established dedicated websites in order to circumvent British anti-terrorism measures introduced after July 2005.

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