Terror in France by Kepel, Gilles -- Read -- Imperial Library of Trantor

Index

Cover Title Copyright Dedication Contents Preface to the English Edition Paris, Saint-Denis, Friday, November 13, 2015 Prologue: From the March of the Beurs to Charlie and the Bataclan Part I. The Incubation Period: From Clichy to Sarkozy

1 2005, the Pivotal Year

The Double Trigger for the Riots From Profanation to Blasphemy The Epochal Change of French Islam The Dialectic of Jihadism Jihad’s First Terrains The Prison Incubator

2 From Muslims Voting to the Muslim Vote

The “Muslim Vote” Economic Crash and Identitarian Reactions Soral and Islam against “American-Zionism” The Beginnings of the Muslim Vote Toward an Islamic Electoral Lobby François Hollande’s Deceptive Victory

3 The Merah Affair in Context

The Retrocolonial Backlash Artigat: From Hashish to Sharia The Extension of Cyber-Jihad Omar Omsen’s Grand Narrative

4 French Jihad, Syrian Jihad

Mehdi Nemmouche, Detainee and Jailer “Oh, my brothers in Allah from France!” The Lunel Paradigm The Eschatology of Jihad and Psychological War

5 The Reversals of the Muslim Vote

The Rise in Unemployment and Inequality From Social Despair to Authoritarian Conservatism The Emergence of Traditionalist Islamic Groups Secularism as an Irritant Manifs pour Gaza and Jihad against the Jews

6 #CharlieCoulibaly

“May Allah curse France!” To Be or Not to Be Charlie

Epilogue. Between Kalash and Martel: The Nationalist Hammer and the Jihadist Anvil Acknowledgments Chronology of Events List of Key People and Organizations Index