Transnational threats and violent social movements in the Caribbean
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This article first appeared in BUCSIS.
ISIL has recruits from over 100 countries. Large numbers from Belgium and France but proportionately it also has a significant number from the Caribbean – specifically Trinidad and Tobago. This is not a coincidence or an aside. This is a major issue to be dealt with for two reasons: ISIL operates in nodes, and ISIL is a violent transnational social movement.
Nodes are standalone operators. They determine attack vectors individually. Their role i...
