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Explore the urgent and insightful analysis of global jihadism in 'After the Caliphate' by terrorism expert Colin P. Clarke. This compelling book dives deep into the aftermath of the Islamic State's caliphate, which was initially celebrated as a significant triumph for terrorists in 2014, yet rapidly disintegrated by 2017. What comes next for the remnants of IS? Discover how foreign fighters and domestic extremists are dispersed across continents, establishing new battlegrounds and fleeing to safe havens in places like North Africa and Southeast Asia. Clarke intricately examines the evolution of IS, its key roots, and the monumental setbacks faced as it navigates a future that mirrors its chaotic past. In this vivid exploration, 'After the Caliphate' looks at the dangerous potential for regrouping as splinter groups rise, leading to heightened violence and challenges for global counterterrorism efforts. Essential reading for anyone interested in understanding the complexities of contemporary terrorism and the shifting landscape of jihadist movements. This eye-opening book serves as a critical resource for academics, policymakers, and anyone keen on the dynamics of modern conflict and extremist ideologies. Don't miss out on this important examination of what might be next for global jihadism after the fall of the caliphate.