Abstract
The aim of this report is to analyse non-military elements that must be addressed prior to launching the final offensive against IS in Mosul city. Therefore, it focuses on humanitarian planning, issues of governance, as well as post-conflict security, reconstruction and reconciliation. The overall objective is to create an understanding of how to prevent the dynamics that allowed IS to gain a foothold in Iraq from once again coming to the fore and resulting in the return of IS or another radical entity representing Sunni’s marginalisation through violence. Thus, this report examines the key concerns of the Sunni community in Nineveh – whilst taking into consideration that these are not necessarily the same as the minorities’ – and analyses methods to address them within the wider political and constitutional dynamics of Iraq.
Original language | English |
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Place of Publication | Iraq |
Publisher | Middle East Research Institute |
Number of pages | 60 |
Publication status | Published - 5 Sept 2016 |
Bibliographical note
MERI is committed to open access and makes its research available to the general public through publications, workshops, seminars and conferences.Themes
- Peace and Conflict
- Security and Resilience
- Governance, Leadership and Trust