Roger Warren is a Visiting Professor at Simon Fraser University where his work focuses on Islamist-inspired radicalisation, terrorism and political Islam. He holds a PhD in International Relations from the Centre for the Study of Terrorism and Political Violence, University of St Andrews. He was formerly (1980-2006) a British Army commando trained officer.

• Table of ContentsList of IllustrationsChapter One: Is One Man's Foreign Fighter Another Man's TerroristChapter Two: Afghan Arabs in the Afghan Jihad: The Incubation of Modern TerrorismChapter Three: Iraq: The Unintended Cultivation of a New Generation of TerroristsChapter Four: Arab Foreign Fighters and Islamist Terrorists in SyriaChapter Five: Analysis and ReflectionChapter Six: Implications and ConclusionBibliography

Roger Warren is a Visiting Professor at Simon Fraser University where his work focuses on Islamist-inspired radicalisation, terrorism and political Islam. He holds a PhD in International Relations from the Centre for the Study of Terrorism and Political Violence, University of St Andrews. He was formerly (1980-2006) a British Army commando trained officer.

• Table of ContentsList of IllustrationsChapter One: Is One Man's Foreign Fighter Another Man's TerroristChapter Two: Afghan Arabs in the Afghan Jihad: The Incubation of Modern TerrorismChapter Three: Iraq: The Unintended Cultivation of a New Generation of TerroristsChapter Four: Arab Foreign Fighters and Islamist Terrorists in SyriaChapter Five: Analysis and ReflectionChapter Six: Implications and ConclusionBibliography

Roger Warren is a Visiting Professor at Simon Fraser University where his work focuses on Islamist-inspired radicalisation, terrorism and political Islam. He holds a PhD in International Relations from the Centre for the Study of Terrorism and Political Violence, University of St Andrews. He was formerly (1980-2006) a British Army commando trained officer.

• Table of ContentsList of IllustrationsChapter One: Is One Man's Foreign Fighter Another Man's TerroristChapter Two: Afghan Arabs in the Afghan Jihad: The Incubation of Modern TerrorismChapter Three: Iraq: The Unintended Cultivation of a New Generation of TerroristsChapter Four: Arab Foreign Fighters and Islamist Terrorists in SyriaChapter Five: Analysis and ReflectionChapter Six: Implications and ConclusionBibliography