Radicalism in the Global South

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Inequality, Identity and Resistance

Inbunden, Engelska, 2026

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The primary aim of this book is to provide a comprehensive analysis of the intricate relationship between development challenges and the rise of radicalism in the Global South. By exploring the historical, political, and socio-economic contexts that shape these dynamics, the book seeks to uncover the underlying causes that fuel radical ideologies and movements in regions often marginalized in global discourse. At its core, the book aspires to challenge conventional security-focused narratives by emphasizing the structural inequities and governance failures that create fertile ground for radicalism.

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Utgivningsdatum2026-07-18
Mått148 x 210 x undefined mm
FormatInbunden
SpråkEngelska
FörlagSpringer Nature Switzerland AG
ISBN9783032194831

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Erdal Bayar is currently head of the Department of Political Science and International Relations at Van Yüzüncü Yıl University, Erciş Faculty of Business Administration. He obtained his bachelor’s degree in international relations from Ankara University and and Master's degree in Hacettepe University. He was awarded his PhD by Gazi University, Department of International Relations.Huriye Yildirim Çinar currently holds the position of Asst. Prof. Dr at Van Yüzüncü Yıl University, Erciş Faculty Of Business Administration and is also Co-Director at the TASAM Africa Institute (Istanbul/Türkiye). She obtained her Bachelor's and master’s degrees in international relations from Akdeniz University, undertook her Master's thesis at the Institut d'Etudes Politiques de Rennes in France. She was awarded her PhD by Kocaeli University, Department of International Relations.

Part I: Theoretical and Conceptual Framework.- Chapter 1: Understanding the Global South: Historical Roots and Contemporary Challenges - Erdal Bayar & Huriye Yildirim Çinar.- Chapter 2: Unpacking Radicalism: Theories, Types, and Historical Contexts Asena Boztaş & N. Ceren Türkmen.- Chapter 3: From Marginalization to Radicalism: Identity Politics in the Global South - Dilşad Türkmenoğlu.- Chapter 4: International Interventions and the Global South’s Radicalization Nexus - Hasan Oktay & Keisuke Wakizaka.- Chapter 5: Radicalism Redefined: New Frontiers and Emerging Threats - Sanjay Tiwari.- Chapter 6: Towards Sustainable Peace: Johan Galtung’s Vision for the Global South - Cavid Emre Aytekin.- Part II: Regional Case Analysis of Radicalism in the Global South.- Africa.- Chapter 7: Boko Haram: A Regional Crisis with Global Implications - Jacques Kabano.- Chapter 8: Al-Shabaab: The Persistent Threat in Somalia and Beyond - Dr. Osman Türk.- Middle East.- Chapter 9: Isis: The Self-Proclaimed Caliphate and its Global Legacymerve - Suna Özel Özcan- & Ejazul Haq Ateed.- Chapter 10: Hezbollah: Between Resistance and Regional Power Play - Fatma Taşdemir.- South Asia.- Chapter 11: Hindutva and the Rise of Radical Hindu Nationalism in India - Bharat Sing.- Chapter 12: The Taliban’s Return: Power, Ideology, and Regional Impacts - Erdal Bayar.- Latin America.- Chapter 13: Farc: Colombia’s Long Road from War to Peace - Adem Özer.- Chapter 14: The Zapatista Movement: Indigenous Resistance And Grassroots Revolution In Mexico - Cansu Atilgan Pazvantoğlu.