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J.Lyman zei:
http://www.nytimes.com/2005/06/14/opinion/the-madrassa-myth.html?_r=0
'We examined the educational backgrounds of 75 terrorists behind some of the most significant recent terrorist attacks against Westerners. We found that a majority of them are college-educated, often in technical subjects like engineering. '
Isil's propaganda isn't just a doctrine for the ill-educated and alienated - Telegraph
'They are not just a small segment of angry young Muslim men. The threat encompasses a far broader social demographic. From former criminals, to A-grade students, to loving middle class families, academics, doctors, teachers and many more. At the moment, the typical age group being drawn is between 14-25, with approximately 10 percent of recruits from the west being young girls and women. All of this could fluctuate and change rapidly.'
Defying Stereotypes, Most Domestic 'Jihadists' Are Educated, Well-Off - TIME
Are scientists easy prey for jihadism? | Paul Vallely | Opinion | The Guardian
Almost half (48.5%) of jihadis recruited in the Middle East and north Africa had a higher education of some sort, according to a 2007 analysis by Diego Gambetta that is cited in Immunising the Mind, a new paper published by the British Council; of these 44% had degrees in engineering. Among western-recruited jihadis that figure rose to 59%
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