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table of contents
  1. Acknowledgments
  2. Introduction: Misconceptions about Women and Terror
  3. 1. Women in ISIS Compared to Women in Al Qaeda
  4. 2. Radicalization and Recruitment Online
  5. 3. Boko Haram and Weaponizing Misogyny
  6. 4. Women Bought, Sold, and Abused by Jihadis
  7. 5. The Long and Winding Road
  8. Conclusions: Delegitimize, Deglamorize, and Demobilize
  9. Notes
  10. Bibliography

Contents

  1. Acknowledgments
  2. Introduction: Misconceptions about Women and Terror
  3. 1. Women in ISIS Compared to Women in Al Qaeda
  4. 2. Radicalization and Recruitment Online
  5. 3. Boko Haram and Weaponizing Misogyny
  6. 4. Women Bought, Sold, and Abused by Jihadis
  7. 5. The Long and Winding Road
  8. Conclusions: Delegitimize, Deglamorize, and Demobilize
  9. Notes
  10. Bibliography

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