
Changes in Jihadi Discourse in the Wake of the "Islamic State" From Transnational Jihad to Fragmentation
Christina Hartmann
Published 2022
246 pages
Books about terrorism try to understand political violence against civilians. Reporters and historians trace its causes and networks, survivors tell what it cost them, and novelists enter the minds of those who plan it and those who try to stop it. This list shows the ones first published in 2022.

Christina Hartmann
Published 2022
246 pages

Joseph Jr Covino
Published 2022
212 pages

Randall K Nichols, Suzanne Sincavage, Hans C. Mumm, Wayne Lonstein, Candice Carter, CPT John Paul Hood, Randall Mai, Mark Jackson, Mike Monnik, Robert McCreight, William Slofer
Published 2022

Cholpon Orozobekova
Published 2022
255 pages

Guy Hallowes
Published 2022
442 pages

Ray Keating
Published 2022
382 pages

Don Snyder, Christian Johnson, Parousia Rockstroh, Lance Menthe, Bart E. Bennett
Published 2022
80 pages

Stephen Wynn
Published 2022
113 pages

Jeffrey Treistman
Published 2022
232 pages

Mark Shirk
Published 2022
245 pages

Tom Fletcher
Published 2022
176 pages

Published 2022
282 pages

Barbara Perry, Jeff Gruenewald, Ryan Scrivens
Published 2022
521 pages

Douglas Christiansen
Published 2022
344 pages

Arji Manuelpillai
Published 2022
106 pages

Daniel Pyne
Published 2022
380 pages

Nick Thacker, Kevin Tumlinson
2022 · 2023 edition
392 pages

Carl Goodman
Published 2022
475 pages

Jean Perois
Published 2022
248 pages

Sam Andrews
2022 · 2023 edition
271 pages

Ruth Dassonneville
Published 2022
345 pages

Sabina Tanović
Published 2022
287 pages

Adib Abdulmajid
Published 2022
276 pages

Alan C. Moore
Published 2022
274 pages