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Category Archives: Lydia Wilson

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The EU is Now Criminalising Refugees

Archives, Blog, Lydia Wilson, PublicationsBy JohnTA22nd May 2017Leave a comment

‘The EU is Now Criminalising Refugees,’ The Nation, April 20, 2016

Is Kosovo the New European Hotbed of Jihadi Extremism?

Archives, Blog, Lydia Wilson, PublicationsBy JohnTA22nd May 2017Leave a comment

‘Is Kosovo the New European Hotbed of Jihadi Extremism?’, The Nation, July 14, 2016

Death of neutrality

Archives, Blog, Lydia Wilson, PublicationsBy JohnTA22nd May 2017Leave a comment

Review of Peter Gill, Today We Drop Bombs: Tomorrow We Build Bridges. Times Literary Suppliment, September 21st 2016.

This Film Shows Syria’s Civil War From the Victims’ Point of View

Archives, Blog, Lydia Wilson, PublicationsBy JohnTA22nd May 2017Leave a comment

Think Iraq looks bad? You aint seen nothing yet’, op-ed for the Daily Beast, October 28th, 2016

Think Iraq Looks Bad Now? You Ain’t Seen Nothing Yet

Archives, Blog, Lydia Wilson, PublicationsBy JohnTA22nd May 2017Leave a comment

Think Iraq looks bad? You aint seen nothing yet’, op-ed for the Daily Beast, October 28th, 2016

Justifying jihad

Archives, Blog, Lydia Wilson, PublicationsBy JohnTA22nd May 2017Leave a comment

Review of Graeme Wood, The Way of the Strangers: Encounters with the Islamic State. Times Literary Supplement, April 14, 2017.

Lydia Wilson: Understanding the Appeal of ISIS

Archives, Blog, Lydia Wilson, PublicationsBy JohnTA2nd May 2017Leave a comment

The Islamic State, or ISIS, has proven to be persistently successful in attracting people from all over the globe to join in its state-building and state-defending enterprise. This article explores the messages it has crafted, from the utopian to the militarily defensive, and the techniques it uses.

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