September 26, 2008

Any ideas?

Filed under: Uncategorized @ 12:57 pm

Hi everyone,

I met with my advisor yesterday and we are really trying to focus on a specific Muslim organization for my project. Just to keep you updated, I am researching why people join NRMs (New Religious Movements).

I was wondering, given that you guys read about current events and might have a less biased view of Islamic movements than I do, if you could suggest any “popular” militant Islamic groups, (other than al-Qaeda).

In addition, I was wondering if Roy could post up all of the links/information regarding bibliographies that he shared with us in class.

Many thanks. Have a great weekend.

~Milushka M.

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  1.   rbenmoshe — September 26, 2008 @ 9:45 pm    

    here are some books that examine different terrorist groups and cults.
    1) Terror in the Mind of God: The Global Rise of Religious Violence by Mark Juergensmeyer. you can easily find it on amazon and it’ll probably be in the library.
    2) Apocalyptic Trajectories: Millenarianism And Violence In The Contemporary World by John Walliss. they go for a hefty price on amazon, but professor Quinby can e-mail you a copy of the book.
    3) Apocalypse by Charles Strozier. Strozier is a professor at Hunter, i believe. and in the Spring scott and sam were able to interview him for the class project.
    enjoy!

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