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the Hello and welcome to another episode of Politics Theory Other, a podcast from Tribune magazine.

My name is Alex Doherty, and today my guest is Hilary Arkhead. We'll be talking about Islamophobia

and the European counter-jihad movement. Its entwinement with state-run counter-extremism

programs and its relationship with the traditional far right. You can listen to PTO on iTunes,

ACAST, SoundCloud, Blueberry and Spotify. And you can also follow the show on Facebook and

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and by becoming a patron, you'll get access to extended versions of PTO episodes. You can find

the Patreon page at patreon.com forward slash poll theory other. Hillary Arqued is a freelance writer

and researcher, currently writing a book about the Zionist

movement in the UK and Israel's response to the boycott, divestment and sanctions movement.

They hold a PhD in Political Sociology from the University of Bath and previously co-authored

the Britain-Israel Communications and Research Centre, Giving Peace a Chance, published by Public

Interest Investigations, and also the Henry Jackson Society and the degeneration of

British neoconservatism. Our conversation was prompted by a new report also from public

interest investigations, co-authored by Hillary, as well as Melissa Jones and David Miller.

The report is entitled Islamophobia in Europe,

how governments are enabling the far-right counter-jihad movement,

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