U.N. Trapped on Front Lines of New Struggle With Violent Islamists

It is a truth universally acknowledged, at least among American political analysts, that the struggle against violent Islamist extremism is back in play as an organizing principle in international affairs.

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Publication Date: Nov 04, 2014

Author(s) / Contributor(s): Richard Gowan

Topic(s): Arab Awakening, Fragile States, Transnational Threats, United Nations

Program(s): Peace and Security

Region/Country: Europe, Middle East, United States

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