Further Reading
- Who is Who in the Pakistani Taliban: A Sampling of Insurgent Personalities in Seven Operational Zones in Pakistan’s Federally Administered Tribal Area (FATA) and North Western Frontier Province NAVAL POSTGRADUATE SCHOOL Program for Culture and Conflict Studies
- Interview with Tehrik-i-Taliban spokesperson Muslim Khan by Radio France Internationale in English April 2009
- S. R. Valentine, "Tehrik-i-Taliban Pakistan: Ideology & Beliefs", Pakistan Security Research Unit, Briefing Paper 49, September 2009.
- S. R. Valentine, "'We are the Soldiers of Islam':Tehriki Taliban Pakistan and the Ideology of Dissent", ch. in U. Butt & N. Elahi (eds), Escaping Quagmire: Security, Strategy and the Future of Pakistan, Continuum, 2010.
- Ben Brumfield, Who are the Pakistani Taliban?, CNN
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