Summary. -- Introduction. -- Qabaday Salafism. -- From the neighborhood to Syria. -- Prisons as factories of radicalism. -- The failures of Dar al-Fatwa. -- The securitization of refugees. -- The limits of Salafi expansionism. -- Addressing a political revolt. -- Notes
Summary
Lebanon has recently witnessed an exponential rise in Salafi militancy. While the spillover of the Syrian war and sectarian tensions in the Middle East are often mentioned as factors, the growth of Salafi violence is more a symptom of the grievances of Lebanese Sunnis. The current state of relative political stability offers a unique window of opportunity for policymakers of all stripes to unite and enact the reforms needed to address these local root causes
Notes
"March 2018"--Cover
Bibliography
Includes bibliographical references (pages 21-24)
Notes
Online resource; title from PDF cover page (CEIP, viewed September 3, 2018)
