Islamic Militant in Africa: A Geocrisisography of Jihad and Insurrection

Islamic Militant in Africa: A Geocrisisography of Jihad and Insurrection is a powerful investigative account of the spread of Islamic extremism across the African continent. From the insurgent terror of Boko Haram in Nigeria and ISWAP in Lake Chad, to Al-Shabaab's ruthless campaigns in Somalia and the entrenchment of jihadist networks in the Sahel, this book reveals the deep-rooted crises fueling Africa's militant uprising.

Through a lens of geocrisisography-a unique blend of geography, geopolitics, and crisis analysis-this book traces how weak governance, poverty, foreign influence, and ideological radicalism converge to create a volatile landscape of insurrection and fear.

Packed with real survivor accounts, expert insights, and region-by-region breakdowns, Islamic Militant in Africa is a must-read for scholars, journalists, security analysts, and anyone concerned with Africa's future and global peace. Discover the hidden wars reshaping Africa-and why they matter now more than ever.

Perfect for readers interested in:

• Terrorism in Africa

• Geopolitical conflict

• Jihadist movements

• Counterterrorism strategy

• African security and crisis studies