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Book Title
Jihadi John : the Making of a Terrorist
Publication Name
Jihadi John
Title
Jihadi John
Subtitle
The Making of a Terrorist
Author
Robert Verkaik
Format
Trade Paperback
ISBN-10
1780749430
EAN
9781780749433
ISBN
9781780749433
Publisher
Oneworld Publications
Genre
Biography & Autobiography, Religion, Political Science
Release Date
28/01/2016
Release Year
2016
Language
English
Country/Region of Manufacture
GB
Item Height
0.9in
Item Length
7.8in
Item Width
5.1in
Publication Year
2016
Topic
Political Ideologies / Radicalism, Cultural Heritage, Terrorism, Fundamentalism, World / Middle Eastern
Item Weight
10.7 Oz
Number of Pages
320 Pages

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It was a defining moment, the first time 'Jihadi John' appeared. Suddenly Islamic State had a face and the whole world knew the extent of their savagery. Weeks later, when his identity was revealed, Robert Verkaik was shocked to realise that this was a man he'd interviewed years earlier. Back in 2010, Mohammed Emwazi was a twenty-one-year-old IT graduate who claimed the security services were ruining his life. They had repeatedly approached him, his family and his fianc e. Had they been tracking an already dangerous extremist or did they push him over the edge? In the aftermath of the US air strike that killed Emwazi in November 2015, Verkaik's investigation leads him to deeply troubling questions. What led Emwazi to come to him for help in the first place? And why do hundreds of Britons want to join Islamic State? In an investigation both frightening and urgent, Verkaik goes beyond the making of one terrorist to examine the radicalisation of our youth and to ask what we can do to stop it happening in future.

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Publisher
Oneworld Publications
ISBN-10
1780749430
ISBN-13
9781780749433
eBay Product ID (ePID)
219205505

Product Key Features

Book Title
Jihadi John : the Making of a Terrorist
Author
Robert Verkaik
Format
Trade Paperback
Language
English
Topic
Political Ideologies / Radicalism, Cultural Heritage, Terrorism, Fundamentalism, World / Middle Eastern
Publication Year
2016
Genre
Biography & Autobiography, Religion, Political Science
Number of Pages
320 Pages

Dimensions

Item Length
7.8in
Item Height
0.9in
Item Width
5.1in
Item Weight
10.7 Oz

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Lc Classification Number
Hv6430
Reviews
'An exemplary account... The book's most important contribution is to highlight the difficulties faced by the intelligence services... a first-class primer on Muslim extremism in Britain.', "Verkaik has a unique perspective on the evolution of Jihadi John. To his own astonishment, the writer discovered that he knew Emwazi from interviews conducted in 2010, before the radicalized Brit gained global notoriety for sawing off the head of journalist James Foley - and at least half a dozen others. He's the only journalist known to have spoken face-to-face with Emwazi. Yet so unmemorable were the encounters around London, so unprepossessing a subject, Verkaik had forgotten all about Emwazi, even when his balaclava was stripped away and his real name revealed by the BBC." -- Rosie DiManno, The Toronto Star "This book is more than just the story of Mohammed Emwazi. Verkaik delves into the broader issues of marginality and the fluid identity of young people such as Emwazi to provide an enthralling account of the rootlessness of many second-generation European immigrants." --Library Journal, "Verkaik has a unique perspective on the evolution of Jihadi John. To his own astonishment, the writer discovered that he knew Emwazi from interviews conducted in 2010, before the radicalized Brit gained global notoriety for sawing off the head of journalist James Foley - and at least half a dozen others. He's the only journalist known to have spoken face-to-face with Emwazi. Yet so unmemorable were the encounters around London, so unprepossessing a subject, Verkaik had forgotten all about Emwazi, even when his balaclava was stripped away and his real name revealed by the BBC." -- Rosie DiManno, The Toronto Star, "Verkaik has a unique perspective on the evolution of Jihadi John. To his own astonishment, the writer discovered that he knew Emwazi from interviews conducted in 2010, before the radicalized Brit gained global notoriety for sawing off the head of journalist James Foley - and at least half a dozen others. He's the only journalist known to have spoken face-to-face with Emwazi. Yet so unmemorable were the encounters around London, so unprepossessing a subject, Verkaik had forgotten all about Emwazi, even when his balaclava was stripped away and his real name revealed by the BBC." -- Rosie DiManno, The Toronto Star "This book is more than just the story of Mohammed Emwazi. Verkaik delves into the broader issues of marginality and the fluid identity of young people such as Emwazi to provide an enthralling account of the rootlessness of many second-generation European immigrants." 'Verkaik gives a fascinating if frightening picture of the jihadists in our mist'. Mail on Sunday 'No detail is too small in Verkaik's quest to work out how a "misfit schoolboy" turned into a "psychopathic mass murderer".' Independent --Library Journal, 'No detail is too small in Verkaik's quest to work out how a "misfit schoolboy" turned into a "psychopathic mass murderer".', 'The chief strength of this book lies in its exploration of the radical subculture in parts of west London...The web of influences is complex but Verkaik skilfully unpicks it, while losing none of the atmosphere that makes his book so readable and engaging'., 'This book is more than just the story of Mohammed Emwazi. Verkaik delves into the broader issues of marginality and the fluid identity of young people such as Emwazi to provide an enthralling account of the rootlessness of many second-generation European immigrants.', "Verkaik has a unique perspective on the evolution of Jihadi John. To his own astonishment, the writer discovered that he knew Emwazi from interviews conducted in 2010, before the radicalized Brit gained global notoriety for sawing off the head of journalist James Foley - and at least half a dozen others. He's the only journalist known to have spoken face-to-face with Emwazi. Yet so unmemorable were the encounters around London, so unprepossessing a subject, Verkaik had forgotten all about Emwazi, even when his balaclava was stripped away and his real name revealed by the BBC." -- Rosie DiManno, The Toronto Star "This book is more than just the story of Mohammed Emwazi. Verkaik delves into the broader issues of marginality and the fluid identity of young people such as Emwazi to provide an enthralling account of the rootlessness of many second-generation European immigrants." 'Verkaik gives a fascinating if frightening picture of the jihadists in our mist'. Mail on Sunday 'No detail is too small in Verkaik's quest to work out how a "misfit schoolboy" turned into a "psychopathic mass murderer".' Independent --Library Journal, 'Detailed and absorbing... Drawing on a wealth of primary conversations with security officials and targets alike, Verkaik explores the difficult balance that has to be struck between freedom and liberty and those who find themselves in its crosshairs.', 'An outstanding pulling together of the fractured career of one of the most notorious terrorist psychopathic killers of this or any other age. The book is exceptional because its author makes no false claims for what he doesn't know and never confuses explanation with explaining away... [an] excellent and thought-provoking book.', 'The chief strength of this book lies in its exploration of the radical subculture in parts of west London...The web of influences is complex but Verkaik skilfully unpicks I, while losing none of the atmosphere that makes his book so readable and engaging'.
Copyright Date
2016
Target Audience
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