1) Introduction

2) Typology of violent non-state actors

What are the violent non-state actors, how can we divide among them, problems with categorization of radical Islamist movements

3) Territoriality

What territoriality and territory means, connection between territoriality and state, territoriality and non-state actors, evolution of political map

4) How to measure territoriality?

Role of geography, demography and infrastructure, measurement through security/economy/identity

5) Territoriality of the global projects

Al-Qaeda and Daesh

6) Islamism, nationalism and territory

Hezbollah, Hamas, Taliban

7) Islamism, organized crime and territory

Western Sahel and the Philippines

8) Islamism, state failure and territory

Al-Shabaab and Hay'at Tahrir al-Sham

9) Islamism, harsh geography and territory

Al-Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula, Islamic State in Greater Sahara, Islamic State in Libya

10) Islamism, divided societies and territory

Boko Haram and Ansar al-Sunna (Mozambique)

11) Limits to territoriality of radical Islamist groups

Affiliates of Daesh

12) Seminar - setting up an Islamist protostate