Bangladesh militancy risk is small-scale and isolated
Bangladeshi Islamists seek prestige and power by declaring affinity to global jihadist networks
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- Second wave?
- Fragmented forces
- Avenging perceived suffering of Muslims
- Creating an Islamist Bangladesh
- Global networks?
- Anti-Islamist government
- Popular authoritarianism
- Piety without Islamism
- Hierarchy of risk
- Party-political violence
- Lone-wolf attacks
- ISG sympathisers
- Counterterrorism measures
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_350.jpg "Jamaat-e-Islami, stage a peaceful protest in Dhaka (Reuters/Andrew Biraj)")