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The calypso caliphate: how Trinidad became a recruiting ground for ISIS/ Simon Cottee

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COTTEE Simon

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In: International Affairs March 2019, Vol.95, No.2, pp.297-317 (32)Summary: Trinidad and Tobago (T&T), a small twin-island republic in the Caribbean, has one of the highest rates of foreign fighter radicalization in the western hemisphere. This article seeks to make sense of these migrations, placing them in the broader historical and social context in which they occurred.

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Trinidad and Tobago (T&T), a small twin-island republic in the Caribbean, has one of the highest rates of foreign fighter radicalization in the western hemisphere. This article seeks to make sense of these migrations, placing them in the broader historical and social context in which they occurred.

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