Religious Identities and the Escalation of Conflict between ISIS and the West

Zainab Mai-Bornu

Religious Identities and the Escalation of Conflict between ISIS and the West

Zainab Mai-Bornu

University of Bath

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Abstract

The Cold War ended with hopes and expectations about the possibilities of a new world order. It facilitated the resolution of half a dozen lingering conflicts in Central America, Asia and Southern Africa and a renaissance of sorts in the United Nations (Murphy and Weiss, 2012: 116).

Original language	English
Journal	E-International Relations
Publication status	Published - 26 May 2015
Externally published	Yes

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Religious Identities and the Escalation of Conflict between ISIS and the West

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