This book is an essential read to understand and unpack the relationship between the Muslim Brotherhood and radicalization. The author in fact provides a very insightful perspective on the Brotherhood's evolution from a grassroots movement to an Islamist political organization, addressing issues such as internal divisions, the troubled relationship with the Egyptian government, and links to extremism and political violence.
Publisher's description
The Muslim Brotherhood is one of the longest surviving and perhaps the most controversial of all Islamist movements to have emerged out of the Middle East. This book focuses on the evolution of the movement and assesses the aims and strategies it has employed both in the Middle East and in Europe in order to achieve its objectives.