Iraq and its Borders: the Role of Barriers in Counter-Insurgency
Apr 2008, Vol. 153, No. 2
By Alexander Alderson
The purpose of this article is to determine the merits of Iraq adopting border security measures in order to counter both insurgent threats and organised crime. The article will examine border security in the context of counter-insurgency theory and doctrine, look at four case studies, and identify principles. Finally, it will make conclusions about the appropriateness of border barriers to assist with improving Iraq’s internal security and stability.
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By Alexander Alderson
The purpose of this article is to determine the merits of Iraq adopting border security measures in order to counter both insurgent threats and organised crime. The article will examine border security in the context of counter-insurgency theory and doctrine, look at four case studies, and identify principles. Finally, it will make conclusions about the appropriateness of border barriers to assist with improving Iraq’s internal security and stability.
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