
This is confirmed by the fact that in Muslim countries with a low standard of living their “street” is hostile to the United States as the leader of the “Western world”, even if the leadership of a particular state proclaimed a policy of partnership with the United States (Afghanistan, Yemen, Pakistan).
Thus, radical Islamism became the reaction of the traditional society in the face of Muslim peoples to the development of globalization processes in the modern world. In this sense, radical Islamism can be viewed as an anti-factor of globalization.
At the same time, we see that the globalization of terrorism is taking place in the world, which is a tool of radical Islamism. An indicator of the globalization of terrorism was the development of the industry of terrorist acts: over time, the technologies for their conduct, recruitment and training of terrorists, including suicide bombers, ways and forms of financing to pay for the terrorist acts committed, etc. In this sense, we can agree that radical Islamism is a factor of globalization.