Repatriation of migrants to isis: The experience of four states from the western balkans
Dronzina T. Medikhanova A.
25 June 2021Goce Delchev University of Shtip
Balkan Social Science Review
2021#17239 - 265 pp.
This article is about the repatriation of migrants to ISIS by four countries of the Western Balkans: Albania, BiH, Kosovo and Republic of North Macedonia. The main research question is: under which conditions States are prone to repatriate their nationals in ISIS? It is argued that the likelihood of undertaking such a step is higher where there is a constellation of strong internal (number of migrants, secular-oriented Muslim population, government messages, suitable legislation, interinstitutional and intersectoral cooperation, participation of civil society) and external incentives (desire to prove oneself as a reliable international partner, membership in international organizations, international cooperation in repatriation operations).
Albania , Bosnia and Herzegovina , ISIS , Kosovo , Repatriation , Republic of North Macedonia
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