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Tribal militias : an effective tool to counter Al-Qaida and its affiliates ? / Norman Cigar

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Tribal militias : an effective tool to counter Al-Qaida and its affiliates ? / Norman Cigar

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Introduction Terms of reference and methodology Model 1. The Iraqi experience : phase I The case of Iraq : phase II Tribal revolt, the ISIS onslaught, and rehabilitating the Sahwa Assessing Iraq's phase II Model 2. The case of Yemen Al-Qaida's resurgence and the 2014 "armed deterrence" campaign Managing the popular committees Conclusion and recommendations for U.S. policy An update

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Présentation de l'éditeur : "Despite over a decade of open war, dealing with Al-Qaida and its affiliates in the Middle East is likely to remain a concern for the foreseeable future and will pose a challenge requiring the use of any tool that is likely to be effective in meeting the threat. Developing effective tools to counter Al-Qaida's continuing presence in the social environment of tribal militias, therefore, is a priority and requires understanding Al-Qaida's critical vulnerabilities when it operates in those societies and developing the means to counter Al-Qaida's efforts. Recommendations for policy where the United States is a tribal militia's direct patron, as well as recommendations for policy when the United States is in a supporting role to the local government are included."

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