Abu Hamza: guilty: the fight against radical Islam

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Barling, K. and Hassaïne, R. 2014. Abu Hamza: guilty: the fight against radical Islam. London Redshank Books.
TitleAbu Hamza: guilty: the fight against radical Islam
AuthorsBarling, K. and Hassaïne, R.
Abstract

In the 1990s the emerging threat of radical Islam was not obvious to the security services in Britain. Whilst terror attacks in Algeria and France meant those in governments acted swiftly and often brutally, Britain's MI5 and Special Branch were still focussed on Irish Republicanism. This book identifies the signs that were missed and the consequences the world faces as a result.

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Hardcover9780993000201
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PublisherRedshank Books
Place of publicationLondon
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Print01 Dec 2014
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Deposited12 Mar 2015
Output statusPublished
Web address (URL)http://guilty.redshankbooks.co.uk
LanguageEnglish
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