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Improvised Explosive Device
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Improvised Explosive Device

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Improvised Explosive Device examines extremism and hate crime in all its forms in the UK. In this ‘remarkable’ debut, Arji Manuelpillai questions what makes a person radical, how the British government polices this thinking, and how marginalised groups are at risk.

Unusually for a poetry collection, the book is informed by interviews conducted by the author with figures from a cross-section of society including the mothers of former ISIS members, former English Defence League and National Front members, academics and writers. Sri Lankan British, London-based Manuelpillai also interviewed members of his own community who have been affiliated with terrorist group The Tamil Tigers.

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Format
Paperback
Publisher
Penned in the Margins
Country
United Kingdom
Date
24 October 2022
Pages
110
ISBN
9781913850081

Improvised Explosive Device examines extremism and hate crime in all its forms in the UK. In this ‘remarkable’ debut, Arji Manuelpillai questions what makes a person radical, how the British government polices this thinking, and how marginalised groups are at risk.

Unusually for a poetry collection, the book is informed by interviews conducted by the author with figures from a cross-section of society including the mothers of former ISIS members, former English Defence League and National Front members, academics and writers. Sri Lankan British, London-based Manuelpillai also interviewed members of his own community who have been affiliated with terrorist group The Tamil Tigers.

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Format
Paperback
Publisher
Penned in the Margins
Country
United Kingdom
Date
24 October 2022
Pages
110
ISBN
9781913850081