Book Review | After ISIS: America, Iran and the Struggle for the Middle East
By Brandon Marlon
We’ve encountered the toponyms repeatedly in the headlines: Sinjar. Raqqa. Kirkuk. Kobane. Baghuz. But we’ve done so from...
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December 2019
After ISIS Symposium: Can ISIS really be defeated without legitimate local governance? | Kyle Orton
By Kyle Orton
Editorial Introduction to the Symposium: In this symposium, six experts – Kyle Orton, Aymenn al-Tamimi, Craig Whiteside, David...
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Autumn 2017
After ISIS Symposium: Will the counter-insurgency tactics used to defeat ISIS help it recruit new fighters? | Craig Whiteside
By Craig Whiteside
Editorial Introduction to the Symposium: In this symposium, six experts – Kyle Orton, Aymenn al-Tamimi, Craig Whiteside, David...
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Autumn 2017
After ISIS Symposium: Why ISIS will survive the loss of its 'Islamic State' | Aymenn al-Tamimi
By Aymenn al-Tamimi
Editorial Introduction to the Symposium: In this symposium, six experts – Kyle Orton, Aymenn al-Tamimi, Craig Whiteside, David...
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Autumn 2017
Book Review | The Shell
By Kyle Orton
In Syria, the West has been keen not to repeat the mistakes of Iraq — defined as being...
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Summer 2017
Returning Jihadis: A Generational Threat
By Peter Neumann
Professor Peter Neumann’s new book Radicalised: New Jihadists and the Threat to the West, has been described as...
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Autumn 2016
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Progressive except for Jews (PEJs): The Australian Greens and the 7 October Hamas Death Squad Massacre
From Johns Hopkins to Beirut, and from Beirut to Columbia: a history of the ‘settler colonialism’ charge
The Holocaust and Inherited Memory: How we Remember in the 21st Century
Book Review | Forgotten Searching for Palestine’s Hidden Places and Lost Memorials
Soviet Anti-Zionism and Contemporary Left Antisemitism
