Analysts that separate the jihadist ideology of ‘transnational’ groups from that of ‘local’ groups risk underestimating the central role of jihad as an armed political struggle in creating radical social change.
If, race is what forms part of the very explanation for why the relationship between Africans and African Americans and between South Africans and Nigerians ‘is so messed up’, then of what use can race be to remedy the situation?
Deadline 17 March, 2019:The Republic is currently accepting submissions for April/May 2019, in which authors will critically discuss democracies in the modern world.
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