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Yemen’s Transnational War Legacies

Eleonora Ardemagni
26 marzo 2019

Four years of war in Yemen have not only devastated the poorest country of the MENA region, but they have also generated new transnational layers of instability affecting the Arabian Peninsula and its neighbourhood. Threat level and perception at Saudi Arabia and Oman’s borders has decisively risen; Al-Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula (AQAP) mostly targets Emirati-backed forces; migrants from Ethiopia and Somalia continue to reach Yemen despite the war; the conflict-saved Mahra region and the island of Soqotra are now stuck by inter-Gulf monarchies rivalries, which exported their rifts also to the Horn of Africa. (Re)discovering a peninsular perspective, this ISPI Dossier maps the security legacies of the conflict. How has Yemen turned into a regional spreader of instability? What about transnational insecurity? How has doing research and analysis on Yemen changed?

Yemen’s War Legacy: A Peninsular Perspective
Eleonora Ardemagni
ISPI
Oman’s Boiling Yemeni Border
Ahmed Nagi
Carnegie Middle East Center
Soqotra: Yemen's Paradise Lost?
Adam Baron
ECFR
Yemen Has a Migrant Crisis Too
Marina de Regt
Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam
Al-Qaeda's Strategy in the Yemeni War
Ludovico Carlino
IHS Markit
Yemen's Impact on the Horn of Africa
Omar Mahmood
Institute for Security Studies
Why the EU Should Care About Yemen
Joost Hiltermann
International Crisis Group
Doing Research on Yemen: What Has Changed?
Sheila Carapico
Univerisity of Richmond

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Eleonora Ardemagni
ISPI Associate Research Fellow

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