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Article: The January/February issue of Foreign Affairs will carry a review essay by Mahmood Mamdani, a professor at Columbia, detailing "key parallels between neoconservatives and jihadists.".(The Week)(Brief Article)
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- December 31, 2004
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* The January/February issue of Foreign Affairs will carry a review essay by Mahmood Mamdani, a professor at Columbia, detailing "key parallels between neoconservatives and jihadists." The two groups share "global ambitions," "a deep faith in the efficacy of politically motivated violence," and "cadres ... tainted by early stints in the Trotskyist or the Maoist left." This is old-hat conspiracy-mongering: It could be a Maureen Dowd column, if she ...
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