Islamic State Financing and U.S. Policy Approaches
Carla E. Humud, Robert Pirog, Liana W. Rosen
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Carla E. Humud, Robert Pirog, Liana W. Rosen
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This report discusses the U.S. policy approaches for countering the financial resources of the Islamic State, which has seized significant territory in Iraq and Syria and threatened to conduct attacks against the United States and its citizens.
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This report discusses the U.S. policy approaches for countering the financial resources of the Islamic State, which has seized significant territory in Iraq and Syria and threatened to conduct attacks against the United States and its citizens.
Key concepts: Islam, State (computer science), Islamic finance, Political science, Threatened species, Finance, Business, Geography