دانلود کتاب Islamism and Intelligence in South Asia: Militancy, Politics and Security

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Cover\nTitle\nCopyright\nDedication\nContents\nList of Illustrations\nForeword\nPreface Unpacking Layers of Concealment\nIntroduction\n Why this book?\n Introducing the Pakistani Deep State\n Islam(ism) is the Answer . . . to Democratic Politics\n Theoretical Model\n Chapterization\n Methodology\nPart I: Islamism\n 1. Jihadism\n Surviving the Devil’s Wind\n The Rise of Jamaat-e-Islami\n The Army and Islamization\n 2. Pan-Islamism\n An old (Great) Game in a New Bottle\n Pakistan: The ‘Ideological Miracle’\n The Importance of Networks\n 3. Sectarianism\n Geopolitics of Shia-Sunni Conflict\n Madrassas and Multi-Generational Hatreds\n Ties with Government\n Cost to Civil Society\nPart II: Intelligence\n 4. Information Denial\n Ill-Governed Spaces and Xenophobia\n Al Qaeda and Operational Security\n Institutional Weakness and the Deep State\n 5. Information Collection\n How do Militant Groups Collect Intelligence?\n Corruption and the ‘Privatization of Violence’\n The Myth of ‘Reverse Indoctrination’\n 6. Information Manipulation\n Deception over Afghanistan\n Manufacturing Discourses\n Anti-Americanism: A Bridge between the Military, Mullahs and Middle Classes\n Conclusion\nReflections and Conclusion\n 7. Regional Impact\n Afghanistan\n ‘Pashtunistan’\n Bangladesh\n India\n Pakistan as a Common Factor\n 8. Sloping Towards Radicalism\n ‘Strategic Assets’, Both Overseas and Domestic\n De-Intellectualization of Jihadism\n Lack of International Consensus\n Ripe for Revolt? Or Maybe a Few Decades More?\nNotes\nSelect Bibliography\nIndex