Ondrej Ditrych is the Director of the Institute of International Relations Prague, and Associate Professor of Political Science at Charles University, Faculty of Social Sciences. He is the author of Tracing the Discourse of Terrorism (Palgrave Macmillan, 2014). Jakub Záhora is Research Fellow at the UNCE VITRI Center of Excellence at Charles University. He is Co-Editor (with Katarina Kušić) of Fieldwork as Failure (E-IR, 2020). Jan Daniel is a Researcher at the Institute of International Relations Prague. He previously worked as a Lecturer and Researcher at the Institute of Political Studies, Charles University

• About the Contributors1. Introduction: Revolution, Hybridity and Global OrderOndrej Ditrych, Jan Daniel and Jakub ZáhoraPart I: Hybrid Revolutionaries and Where to Find Them2. War Machines, Multiplicity, and the Rage against the Order: A Theory of Hybrid RevolutionaryOndrej Ditrych, Jan Daniel and Jakub Záhora3. Revolutionary Symbol Has No Power: Semiotic Reading of Hybridity Martin ŠvantnerPart II: The Islamic State: Inside Out4. ISIS’s War Machine Between the Revolution and the International System and Its AdaptationISIS War MachineJan Daniel, Jakub Záhora and Ondrej Ditrych5. On top of the revolutionary game: Uncovering the "Islamic State’s" revolutionary messageMiriam M. Müller-Rensch6. ‘Islamic State’ and the Neoliberal War Machine: Power, Resistance and Revolution Imogen RichardsPart III: … And Not That Exceptional?7. The Typical Troublemakers: Bolsheviks as Hybrid Revolutionaries Ondrej Ditrych, Miroslava Kuľková and Alexander Ščerbak8. First "International Terrorists", or Local Non-recognized Government? Palestinians and Hybrid Sovereignty Jakub Záhora9. The Khomeinists: Between Sedentarisation and Perpetual Revolution Jakub Koláček10. Sealed with a Thumbprint: The Hybrid Politics of a Martyrdom Contract Arran Robert Walshe11. Iran, Proxy Warfare, and the Tradition of State Sovereignty deRaismes Combes12. Conclusion: Recalling Hybrid RevolutionaryOndrej Ditrych, Jan Daniel and Jakub Záhora

Ondrej Ditrych is the Director of the Institute of International Relations Prague, and Associate Professor of Political Science at Charles University, Faculty of Social Sciences. He is the author of Tracing the Discourse of Terrorism (Palgrave Macmillan, 2014). Jakub Záhora is Research Fellow at the UNCE VITRI Center of Excellence at Charles University. He is Co-Editor (with Katarina Kušić) of Fieldwork as Failure (E-IR, 2020). Jan Daniel is a Researcher at the Institute of International Relations Prague. He previously worked as a Lecturer and Researcher at the Institute of Political Studies, Charles University

• About the Contributors1. Introduction: Revolution, Hybridity and Global OrderOndrej Ditrych, Jan Daniel and Jakub ZáhoraPart I: Hybrid Revolutionaries and Where to Find Them2. War Machines, Multiplicity, and the Rage against the Order: A Theory of Hybrid RevolutionaryOndrej Ditrych, Jan Daniel and Jakub Záhora3. Revolutionary Symbol Has No Power: Semiotic Reading of Hybridity Martin ŠvantnerPart II: The Islamic State: Inside Out4. ISIS’s War Machine Between the Revolution and the International System and Its AdaptationISIS War MachineJan Daniel, Jakub Záhora and Ondrej Ditrych5. On top of the revolutionary game: Uncovering the "Islamic State’s" revolutionary messageMiriam M. Müller-Rensch6. ‘Islamic State’ and the Neoliberal War Machine: Power, Resistance and Revolution Imogen RichardsPart III: … And Not That Exceptional?7. The Typical Troublemakers: Bolsheviks as Hybrid Revolutionaries Ondrej Ditrych, Miroslava Kuľková and Alexander Ščerbak8. First "International Terrorists", or Local Non-recognized Government? Palestinians and Hybrid Sovereignty Jakub Záhora9. The Khomeinists: Between Sedentarisation and Perpetual Revolution Jakub Koláček10. Sealed with a Thumbprint: The Hybrid Politics of a Martyrdom Contract Arran Robert Walshe11. Iran, Proxy Warfare, and the Tradition of State Sovereignty deRaismes Combes12. Conclusion: Recalling Hybrid RevolutionaryOndrej Ditrych, Jan Daniel and Jakub Záhora

Ondrej Ditrych is the Director of the Institute of International Relations Prague, and Associate Professor of Political Science at Charles University, Faculty of Social Sciences. He is the author of Tracing the Discourse of Terrorism (Palgrave Macmillan, 2014). Jakub Záhora is Research Fellow at the UNCE VITRI Center of Excellence at Charles University. He is Co-Editor (with Katarina Kušić) of Fieldwork as Failure (E-IR, 2020). Jan Daniel is a Researcher at the Institute of International Relations Prague. He previously worked as a Lecturer and Researcher at the Institute of Political Studies, Charles University

• About the Contributors1. Introduction: Revolution, Hybridity and Global OrderOndrej Ditrych, Jan Daniel and Jakub ZáhoraPart I: Hybrid Revolutionaries and Where to Find Them2. War Machines, Multiplicity, and the Rage against the Order: A Theory of Hybrid RevolutionaryOndrej Ditrych, Jan Daniel and Jakub Záhora3. Revolutionary Symbol Has No Power: Semiotic Reading of Hybridity Martin ŠvantnerPart II: The Islamic State: Inside Out4. ISIS’s War Machine Between the Revolution and the International System and Its AdaptationISIS War MachineJan Daniel, Jakub Záhora and Ondrej Ditrych5. On top of the revolutionary game: Uncovering the "Islamic State’s" revolutionary messageMiriam M. Müller-Rensch6. ‘Islamic State’ and the Neoliberal War Machine: Power, Resistance and Revolution Imogen RichardsPart III: … And Not That Exceptional?7. The Typical Troublemakers: Bolsheviks as Hybrid Revolutionaries Ondrej Ditrych, Miroslava Kuľková and Alexander Ščerbak8. First "International Terrorists", or Local Non-recognized Government? Palestinians and Hybrid Sovereignty Jakub Záhora9. The Khomeinists: Between Sedentarisation and Perpetual Revolution Jakub Koláček10. Sealed with a Thumbprint: The Hybrid Politics of a Martyrdom Contract Arran Robert Walshe11. Iran, Proxy Warfare, and the Tradition of State Sovereignty deRaismes Combes12. Conclusion: Recalling Hybrid RevolutionaryOndrej Ditrych, Jan Daniel and Jakub Záhora