Hizbullah's DNA and the Arab Spring by Alagha, Joseph Elie

Table of Contents: “…Introduction -- A brief history -- The history of Lebanese Shiʻites and Hizbullah's anathema in the 1980s -- The religious elements in Hizbullah's ideology : differences with Sunni Islam -- Political violence : legal aspects of jihad, 9/11, and self-sacrifice -- Hizbullah's infitah ("opening up") and integration from the 1990s to the July 2006 war -- Hizbullah's hegemony from the July 2006 war to the present -- Hizbullah's clandestine conclaves, organizational structure, the 2009 manifesto, and dialogue with the west -- The polemics : a review of the literature -- Hizbullah's stance on the Arab Spring -- Chronology of events (1975-2012) -- Glossary.…”

Crusade and jihad the thousand-year war between the Muslim world and the global north by Polk, William R. (William Roe) 1929-2020

Table of Contents: “…Hizbullah, stateless nation --…”

Islamist terrorism and democracy in the Middle East by Dalacoura, Katerina

Multi-faceted approach to radicalization in terrorist organizations

Table of Contents: “…Al-Badayneh -- Social Environment, Individual Characteristics, Religion, and Radicalization: The Case of Turkish Hizbullah / Onder Karakus -- Al Qaeda as a Transnational Political Movement / Cindy L. …”

Multi-faceted approach to radicalization in terrorist organizations

Table of Contents: “…Al-Badayneh -- Social Environment, Individual Characteristics, Religion, and Radicalization: The Case of Turkish Hizbullah / Onder Karakus -- Al Qaeda as a Transnational Political Movement / Cindy L. …”

State formation and identity in the Middle East and North Africa

Table of Contents: “…/ Sebastian Elsasser -- 7.Religion, Ethnicity, and State Formation in Algeria: "The Berber" As a Category of Contestation / Lisa Watanabe -- 8.The Free Patriotic Movement and Hizbullah Political Entente: A Paradigm Shift in Lebanese Identity and State Formation? …”

Indonesia's Islamic Revolution / by Fogg, Kevin W.

Table of Contents: “…Ulama, Islamic Organizations, and Islamic Militias; 3.1 Ulama as Revolutionary Leaders; 3.2 The Mobilization of Islamic Organizations; 3.3 Sabilillah and Hizbullah; 3.4 Islamic Militias in Battle; 3.5 Conclusion; 4. …”