Mosul: The Day After; Understanding the Strategic and Humanitarian Consequences of Defeating IS in Iraq

Understanding the Strategic and Humanitarian Consequences of Defeating IS in Iraq Editor: Peter Mitchell Senior Advisor:  Dr. Muhanad Seloom Researchers: Erkan Gursel & Tim Hulse  A joint report by the Neo-Jihadism and Refugee/Border Policy Programmes at the Institute of Islamic Strategic Affairs Executive Summary: > Islamic State (IS) may lose Mosul but will remain as […]

PublishedMarch 23rd, 2017 Author Legacy
Topics

• Featured
• Neo-Jihadism
• Refugees
• Situation Analysis & Special Reports
• IDPs
• Iraq
• ISIS
• Mosul
• Neo-Jihadism
• Refugees
• UN

Link https://iisa.org.uk/featured/2017/03/mosul-the-day-after-understanding-the-strategic-and-humanitarian-consequences-of-defeating-is-in-iraq/

Notes from the field: Bavaria

By Zenobia Homan (The regional train from Fürth to Würzburg) This is my view, every (other) week, when I travel down to Würzburg. A lot of the time the train is very busy, and very delayed; but I suppose, since it is summer now, many people are on holiday, and today the train is quiet. […]

PublishedJuly 26th, 2016 Author Legacy
Topics

• Blog
• Featured
• Insight
• Refugees

Link https://iisa.org.uk/featured/2016/07/notes-from-the-field-bavaria/

Integration of Refugees: Past & Present

[pullquote align=center] An insight into the experiences of a Syrian-Lebanese refugee and their integration into Western society twenty years ago, in comparison to current ideas on integration. [/pullquote] With the refugee-integration debate reaching new heights, I have found myself trying to explain what my childhood was like to a lot of people. I went to […]

PublishedMarch 29th, 2016 Author Legacy
Topics

• Blog
• Insight
• Refugees

Link https://iisa.org.uk/blog/2016/03/integration-of-refugees-past-present/