Moorthy Muthuswamy

Moorthy Muthuswamy is an Indian-American nuclear physicist, writer and author.[1]

Moorthy has a doctoral degree in nuclear physics from Stony Brook University, New York.[2] He has published books on political Islam.[3]

His book Defeating Political Islam: The New Cold War was reviewed at Washington Times[4] and the Association for the Study of the Middle East and Africa[5] and received praise from Geert Wilders, Paul Eidelberg, Gary Johnson and Robert Spencer.[6] It has a foreword by Steve Emerson.

Publications

  • Muthuswamy, Moorthy S. (2021). The Theme-Enablers Theory of Salafi Extremism, SocArXiv[7]
  • Whiteside, Craig, Anas Elallame, Moorthy Muthuswamy, and Aram Shabanian (2021). The Islamic State's Department of Soldiers. The ISIS Files[8]
  • Muthuswamy, Moorthy S. (2018). A Conceptual Framework of Salafi Radicalization: An Underlying Theme and its Enablers. Science, Religion and Culture, 5(1), 51–72.[9]
  • Muthuswamy, Moorthy S. (2016). The Role of Sharia and Religious Leaders in Influencing Violent Radicalism. Science, Religion and Culture, 3(1), 1-18.[10]
  • Muthuswamy, Moorthy S. (2014). Sharia as a Platform for Espousing Violence and as a Cause for Waging Armed Jihad. Albany Government Law Review, 7, 347.[11]
  • Muthuswamy, Moorthy S. "Sharia’s Causal Role in Spawning Violent Radicalism." (2012).[12]
  • Muthuswamy, Moorthy S. "A Social Experiment in Muslim Radicalism: Contrasting Evolution of Pakistan and India." (2011).[13]
  • Muthuswamy, Moorthy S. Defeating Political Islam: The New Cold War, Prometheus Books, 2009, ISBN 1591027047[14]

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