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The war against Islamic State : unintended consequences.

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In: The Economist 4th to 10th October 2014, page 51-52Summary: American led airstrikes against IS in the Middle East, despite the participation of several Arab states, risk creating a Sunni backlash.

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American led airstrikes against IS in the Middle East, despite the participation of several Arab states, risk creating a Sunni backlash.

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