Title of article
The ‘Islamic State’ and its Implications for the World Peace
Author/Authors
Hussain, Nazir Quaid-e-Azam University - School of Politics and International Relations, Pakistan
From page
1
To page
16
Abstract
The phenomenal rise of ‘Islamic State’ with vast area under its control, strong organizational base, huge financial resources and global recruitment, has posed severe challenges to the issue of state sovereignty, regional order and global peace. Its far-reaching ability to strike in Europe and Middle East has psycho-social and political connotations. The limited efforts to contain the IS have been met with varying successes. However, in the recent past, serious, concentrated and pointed efforts have yielded positive results, as the IS has lost territory, curtailing of supply lines and arrest of potential recruits. How this entity is going to impact the global peace and security depends on the stakeholders how they perceive and act against the IS.
Keywords
Non , State Actor , Islamic State , Frustration , Aggression , Global Peace
Journal title
Journal Of Political Studies
Journal title
Journal Of Political Studies
Record number
2608582
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