Abstract

Since the 1970s, Islamic radicals periodically have organized attacks on the civilian population of France. The most massive, in terms of the number of victims, were the terrorist attacks committed in November 2015. Since then, discussions about Islamists and immigration policy have filled not only the French-language media, but also the world ones. The most famous among the researchers studying modern Muslim immigrants and the phenomenon of extremism, are J. Kepel and O. Rua. Scholars and the media to explain the emergence and spread of Islamic extremist ideas among immigrants most often cite their polemics on the radicalization of Islam or Islamization of radicalism. The author considers the main discussions on the problem of radicalization of Islam, which have been going on since the beginning of the 21st century, and how they reflect the modern media discourse.

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  • Public organizations created in the United States over the past three decades by Eastern Ukrainians support the development of science and education among representatives of the Ukrainian diaspora

  • Что, делая свои столь различные выводы, авторы анализируют примерно одни и те же факты: принятие радикального ислама в основном происходит в небольших пригородах/окраинах, тюрьмах и мечетях, исламских центрах и библиотеках, спортивных центрах; большую роль играет и вербовка ИГИЛа (запрещена в РФ), о чем свидетельствует число джихадистов с

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Public organizations created in the United States over the past three decades by Eastern Ukrainians support the development of science and education among representatives of the Ukrainian diaspora. The Ukrainian diaspora strives to preserve the Ukrainian language and Ukrainian identity in the United States, despite the fact that the majority of post-Soviet immigrants from Ukraine in the overwhelming majority today use Russian in everyday communication. ДИСКУССИИ О ПРОБЛЕМЕ РАДИКАЛИЗАЦИИ ИСЛАМА ВО ФРАНЦИИ НАЧАЛА XXI в.

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