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March 1, 2003Global Review of Ethnopolitics

Jihadand ethnicity in post‐communist Eurasia. on the trail of transnational islamic holy warriors in Kashmir, Afghanistan, Central Asia, Chechnya and Kosovo

Brian Glyn Williams

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(2003). Jihad and ethnicity in post‐communist Eurasia. on the trail of transnational islamic holy warriors in Kashmir, Afghanistan, Central Asia, Chechnya and Kosovo. Global Review of Ethnopolitics: Vol. 2, No. 3-4, pp. 3-24.

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