As contemporary security requires the formulation of a comprehensive strategy based on multidimensional sub-strategies (economic, developmental, social, cybersecurity, military,and diplomatic dimensions to achieve so-called sustainable security and address the unconventional challenges that worsened with the turn of the twenty-first century and concerned with violent extremism, often leading to terrorism, Iraq, despite the reversal of the terrorist group ISIS in 2017, seems urgently needed to formulate effective strategies to counter violent extremism, Violent extremism has multiple internal and external reasons. These causes have increased due to local, regional, and international causes. Violent extremist factors began with the outbreak of the Russian-Ukrainian war, which affected food supply chains and was important for wheat. The Gaza war caused consequent repercussions on energy crossings and supplies in the Eastern Mediterranean and West Asia. Owing to these factors, there have been repercussions on regional and international hubs and blocs in the Middle East. Additionally, the continued US-Iranian escalation on controversial issues worsened the situation. The US- Iranian influence essentially imposed
Sustainable security strategies to confront violent extremism in Iraq after 2017 and their future prospects
Sustainable security
Violent extremism
Civil peace
Security deterrence
Publication Date
Mon Apr 15 2024
Journal Name
Nibal