Credibility deficit curbs North Africa jihadism battle
The rise of Islamic State group has renewed focus on state efforts to limit the ideological appeal of Salafi-jihadism
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- Morocco's plan
- Egypt's restrictions
- Tunisia's hardline approach
- Algeria catching up
- European connection
- Strategy success?
- Simplicity of radical ideas
- Lack of qualified imams
- Budget constraints
- Credibility deficit
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