Jihad and piracy in Somalia / Jonathan Stevenson.

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STEVENSON Jonathan

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In: Survival Vol, 52. No 1, February-March 2010, pp.27-38 (106)Summary: The risks posed by further deterioration in already seriously unstable Somalia have intensified international interest in that country. This article looks at recent history, the threats posed by ismaic terrorism and piracy, and what realistically can be done to at least stop things getting worse.

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The risks posed by further deterioration in already seriously unstable Somalia have intensified international interest in that country. This article looks at recent history, the threats posed by ismaic terrorism and piracy, and what realistically can be done to at least stop things getting worse.

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