International Terrorism and the Middle East: An Expository Approach

International Terrorism and the Middle East: An Expository Approach

This paper interrogated the role of Middle East in international terrorism with implications on global security. The narrative traced the roots of terrorism to the Middle East, noting the volatility and susceptibility of some countries within that region to terrorism, zeroing-in on Iran as misconstruing this vice for foreign policy instrument. Essentially, the paper relied on secondary data,...
 
Published at Covenant University Journal of Politics and International Relations
Volume Vol. 2
Issue No. 1
Pages 66-80
Published in 2014
 
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Ibietan, J., Chidozie, F.C and Ujara, E
Chidozie Felix » CHIDOZIE, Felix Chidozie is a Lecturer in the Department of Political Science and International Relations, Covenant University, Ota, Nigeria. He had his B.Sc. in Political Science (2000); M.Sc. Political Science (2003), M.A. in Peace and Conflict Studies (2007), where his research work focused on the Politics of Humanitarian Intervention in the Horn of Africa. He has his PhD in International... view full profile
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