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ajiss-1201	Sabet, Amr G. E.	Secret Affairs: Britain’s Collusion with Radical Islam By Mark Curtis (London: Serpent’s Tail, 2010. pbk. 423 pages.)	2012.0	4	.pdf	application/pdf	1240	36	48	Most importantly, published before the so-called Arab Spring, it provides a solid background that helps explain what is taking place cur- rently in the Arab world as such collusion persists and may be expected to intensify, and as so-called Islamist groups as well as Gulf countries con- ventionally carry on being nothing more than Western foreign policy tools. Curtis specu- lates that the British government continues to tolerate such Islamist groups in the country in order to benefit from them as sources of “information,”` to use them as divisive forces that would help keep the Middle East politi- cally divided, and as a lever to influence policies of governments in the region (xv, 307‒309).	cache/ajiss-1201.pdf	txt/ajiss-1201.txt