Mosul under ISIS : eyewitness accounts of life in the caliphate
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Mosul under ISIS : eyewitness accounts of life in the caliphate
I.B. Tauris, 2021
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Includes bibliographical references (p. [173]-185) and index
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内容説明
The Islamic State of Iraq and Syria (ISIS) ruled Mosul from 2014-2017 in accordance with its extremist interpretation of sharia. But beyond what is known about ISIS governance in the city from the group's own materials, very little is understood about the reality of its rule, or reasons for its failure, from those who actually lived under it.
This book reveals what was going on inside ISIS institutions based on accounts from the civilians themselves. Focusing on ISIS governance of education, healthcare and policing, the interviewees include: teachers who were forced to teach the group's new curriculum; professors who organized secret classes in private; doctors who took direct orders from ISIS leaders and worked in their headquarters; bureaucratic staff who worked for ISIS. These accounts provide unique insight into the lived realities in the controlled territories and reveal how the terrorist group balanced their commitment to Islamist ideology with the practical challenges of state building. Moving beyond the simplistic dichotomy of civilians as either passive victims or ISIS supporters, Mathilde Becker Aarseth highlights here those people who actively resisted or affected the way in which ISIS ruled. The book invites readers to understand civilians' complex relationship to the extremist group in the context of fragmented state power and a city torn apart by the occupation.
目次
List of Figures
Acknowledgements
Notes on Transliteration
1. Introduction
2. The Road to Power
3. Policing the Caliphate
4. Resistance in the Classrooms
5. A reign of terror in Mosul's hospitals
6. Conclusion
Notes on Sources and Methodology
Bibliography
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