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'The project is empirically unique and provides an exhaustive analysis on an understudied topic. The impressive quality of data collection and its meticulous methodology combined with a coherent and precise analytical framework underline the quality of the research project and its importance in the field.' Jean-François Ratelle, Graduate School of Public and International Affairs, University of Ottawa 'A must read for security experts trying to figure out how the North Caucasus insurgency has developed and what ideological shifts it has gone through.' Elena Pokalova, College of International Security Affairs, National Defense University This book analyses the role of ideology and identity in the North Caucasus insurgency, exploring how rebel leaders balanced local, national, and global factors in their efforts to justify and promote armed struggle against the Russian state. The Caucasus Emirate was more than just the main insurgent group challenging Russia's control of the North Caucasus between 2007 and 2015 - it also represented a radical reimagining of local identities and relations with actors in and beyond the region. This book systematically examines the IK's ideology to explain what the group claimed to be fighting for and against and how it sought to mobilise people behind its cause. The volume further demonstrates the priority rebel leaders afforded to shaping local identities, but also their failure to forge a unified group, address pragmatic concerns, or respond to emergent challenges. Re-evaluating the IK's ideology, The Caucasus Emirate helps us better understand the past and potential future of armed struggle in the North Caucasus.
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