Foreign Fighters, Returnees and a Resurgent Taliban

IF 0.3 Q4 POLITICAL SCIENCE

Security and Human Rights Pub Date : 2022-02-15 DOI:10.1163/18750230-bja10010

Noah Tucker

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Abstract

This essay surveys the recent history of Central Asian mobilization to foreign conflicts and insurgencies and offers a discussion potential for a new wave of migration that the fall of the Afghan government and a victorious Taliban insurgency could present for the region. It argues that new developments have increased the importance of understanding the causes of conflict migration from Central Asia to both ensure successful re-integration of returnees and prevent a new wave of conflict migration. This contribution presents evidence that a one-dimensional focus on ideological or theological motivations for past waves of conflict migration is a poor explanatory mechanism for the broader conflict. A complex, localized, and multi-factor approach provides a much better explanatory model for mobilization to both local violence and foreign conflict.

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外国战士、返乡者和死灰复燃的塔利班

本文调查了中亚对外国冲突和叛乱的动员的近代史，并提供了阿富汗政府垮台和塔利班叛乱胜利可能为该地区带来的新一波移民浪潮的讨论可能性。报告认为，新的事态发展增加了了解中亚冲突移民的原因的重要性，这既能确保回返者成功地重新融入社会，又能防止新的冲突移民浪潮。这一贡献提供的证据表明，对过去冲突移民浪潮的意识形态或神学动机的一维关注是对更广泛冲突的糟糕解释机制。一种复杂的、本地化的、多因素的方法为动员当地暴力和外国冲突提供了一个更好的解释模型。

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Security and Human Rights Social Sciences-Law

CiteScore

1.30

自引率

12.50%

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