Why Islamists Go Green

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The book delves into the environmental policies adopted by transnational and militant Islamist groups, exploring how these organizations engage with ecological issues. It examines the motivations behind their environmental actions and the impact of their policies on local and global ecosystems. Through case studies and analysis, the author reveals the complex interplay between ideology, environmentalism, and activism within these groups, shedding light on a lesser-known aspect of their operations and influence.