Beyond the State: Non-State Actors in the Middle East

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Beyond the State: Non-State Actors in the Middle East | Middle East Bulletin 45

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Contents (title)	Author	Page (start)	Page (end)
The Return of the 'Near Enemy': Contemporary shifts in Salafi Jihadist activity in the Middle East	Ilias Mitrousis	5	9
The Druze amidst regional crises	Panagiota Bouka	10	13
The preservation of Christianity in the Middle East: At the core of the Churches’ struggle	Charitini Petrodaskalaki	14	17
Yazidis in Iraq and Syria: A decade of displacement and insecurity	Chryssa Toufeksi	18	21
Diasporas as Agents of Influence in the Middle East	Christina Aikaterini Fytili	22	25
International organizations as non-state actors in the Middle East crisis	Ihab Shabana	26	29
Claiming Humanitarian Space: The Battle Between Non-State Islamic Charities and State-Controlled Aid	Alexandra Nikopoulou	30	33
Private Military Companies in contemporary conflict: Wagner’s key role in Russia’s MENA strategy	Eirini Giannopoulou	34	38
Regulating the Irregular at the borders: a symbiotic entanglement between states and criminal networks	Eleni–Panagiota Stoupa	39	42
Data colonialism: A new age of dependency in the Middle East	Alexandros Papamichalopoulos	43	46

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Beyond the State: Non-State Actors in the Middle East | Middle East Bulletin 45