Chapters in this book

1. Frontmatter i
2. CONTENTS v
3. ILLUSTRATIONS vii
4. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS viii
5. ABBREVIATIONS x
6. NOTES ON CONTRIBUTORS xvii
7. 1 REVISITING COLLECTIVE DE-RADICALISATION: A COMPARATIVE PERSPECTIVE 1
8. 2 LESSONS FROM SOUTH AFRICA: A FIRST-HAND TESTIMONY 23
9. 3 THE COLLECTIVE DE-RADICALISATION OF THE ISLAMIC GROUP IN EGYPT: A FIRST-HAND TESTIMONY 45
10. 4 FROM ARMS TO TALKS: TRANSFORMATIONS OF THREE SYRIAN ARMED ISLAMIST MOVEMENTS 68
11. 5 THE MAHDI ARMY AND THE SADRIST MOVEMENT IN IRAQ: THE STRUGGLE FOR TRANSFORMATION 95
12. 6 A DRAW OR A DEFEAT? HOW THE IRA TRANSITIONED FROM BULLETS TO BALLOTS 116
13. 7 TRANSFORMATIONS AND DEFEATS: ETA AND THE END OF THE ARMED CAMPAIGN 134
14. 8 THE AFGHAN TALIBAN AND THE PEACE NEGOTIATIONS: ARE THE TALIBAN ‘DE-RADICALISING’? 153
15. 9 TRANSFORMATIONS AFTER ‘DEFEATS’: THE CASES OF THE TUPAMAROS AND THE ARMED LEFT IN LATIN AMERICA 186
16. 10 LEAVING THE WEAPONS WITHOUT LOSING THE WAR: UNDERSTANDING THE TRANSFORMATION OF THE FMLN 213
17. 11 NEGOTIATED REVOLUTION IN SOUTH AFRICA: 1990–1994 238
18. 12 TRANSFORMATIONS IN ETHIOPIA: FROM ARMED STRUGGLE TO THE POLITICS OF COALITION 265
19. 13 TRANSFORMATIONS OF ARMED NONSTATE ACTORS: ENDURING CHALLENGES AND STRATEGIC IMPLICATIONS 282
20. BIBLIOGRAPHY 304
21. INDEX 323