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1 Defence Review VOLUME 144 SPECIAL ISSUE 2016/2 THE CENTRAL JOURNAL OF THE HUNGARIAN DEFENCE FORCES

2 Issued by the HDF Defence Staff Responsible for the publishing: Lieutenant General Zoltán Orosz Editorial board Chairman (Editor in Chief): Lieutenant General Zoltán Orosz (PhD) Members of the Board: Col. János Besenyő (PhD) Col. (Ret) Ferenc Földesi (PhD) Col. (Ret) Dénes Harai (PhD) Col. József Koller (PhD) Col. Péter Lippai (PhD) Col. (Ret) László Nagy (CSc) Brig. Gen. Romulusz Ruszin (PhD) Col. Siposné Dr. Kecskeméthy Klára (CSc) Sándor Szakály (DSc ) Rudolf Urban (CSc) (Brno University) Advisory Board: Ágota Fóris (PhD) Brig. Gen. Imre Pogácsás (PhD) Brig. Gen. Gábor Horváth Zoltán Kalmár (PhD) Brig. Gen. Imre Lamos Maj. Gen. István Szabó István Szilágyi (DSc) Brig. Gen. József Szpisják Brig. Gen Attila Takács István Tarrósy (PhD) Péter Wagner (PhD)) HM Zrínyi Térképészeti és Kommunikációs Szolgáltató Nonprofit Közhasznú Társaság takes part in publishing and distributing the journal. Responsible manager: Managing director Zoltán Benkóczy Branch manager: Mihály Vigh Acting Head of editorial staff: Maj. Gen. (Ret.) János Isaszegi (PhD) Editor of the special issue: Col. János Besenyő (PhD) Secretary of the Editorial Board: Capt. Róbert Stohl (PhD) Language revision: Kosztasz Panajotu Editorial staff Responsible editor: Zoltán Kiss Proofreading: Boldizsár Eszes Design editor: Katalin Dancs Editorial Secretary: Gabriella Solti Telephone: hsz@hm.gov.hu Postal address: 1087 Budapest, Kerepesi u. 29/b Defence Review was printed in the company printshop. The entire content of the journal is accessible on www. honvedelem.hu Head of Printing office: director Zoltán Pásztor HU ISSN Defence Review is recognised by the Hungarian Academy of Sciences as a category B benchmark publication. The papers published by Defence Review are reviewed and edited. Defence Review is a member of the European Military Press Association (EMPA)

3 Defence Review VOLUME 144 SPECIAL ISSUE 2016/2 THE CENTRAL JOURNAL OF THE HUNGARIAN DEFENCE FORCES CONTENTS Preface LAW AND MIGRATION István Harkai: Beliefs and misconceptions about the contemporary migration in the light of the law on refugees EUROPE Péter Á. Kiss: Europe s Second Front: the Risks and Challenges of the Balkan Peninsula s Fundamentalist Islamist Organizations György Nógrádi: Bosnian radicalism in Austria Abdessamad Belhaj Bianka Speidl: Fitna Rising: The Sunnī-Shīʻī Clashes in Western Europe Lt. Col. Endre Szénási: Foreign Fighters in Ukraine Petra Kiss: From Cooperation to Confrontation. The NATO Russian Roller-coaster: Relations after the Warsaw Summit AFRICA AND MIDDLE-EAST Carlos Ruiz Miguel: Terrorism and covert operations in North Africa Mariann Vecsey: The EU s Hat-trick in Africa

4 2 Georg Schmidt: The complications of emergency management in the Syrian civil war Kobi Michael Yoel Guzansky: The Arab Failed State Phenomenon and International Order Zoltán Somodi: Religious Minorities in Islamist Politics DISTANT SHORES Csaba Barnabás Horváth: The Australia-India-Japan-US quadrilateral a strategic coalition in formation? Fruzsina Simigh: The Islamic State adds a new twist to China s Uighur problem CONTEMPORARY WARFARE Lt. Col. András Mező: SITREP on the Hungarian Doctrine Development Col. István Resperger: A new approach to national and international crisis management FORUM Lt. Gen. Zoltán Orosz: The first United Nations Chiefs of Defence Conference (2015) Results and Experiences Gen. (Ret) Zoltán Szenes: Forward military presence: Assessing the NATO Warsaw Summit Capt. Gergely Tóth Lt. Col. László Ujházy: NATO reservists in the New Security Environment REVIEW Lt. Gen. Zoltán Orosz: Review of Darfúr, a lángoló tartomány (Darfur, the flaming province) Col. (Ret.) Philip Wilkinson: Winning Wars amongst the People: Case Studies in Asymmetric Conflict About the Authors Editorial Policies Guidelines for Authors

5 154 Africa and Middle-East Kobi Michael Yoel Guzansky 1 : THE ARAB FAILED STATE PHENOMENON AND INTERNATIONAL ORDER ABSTRACT: In our today international system, we cannot disconnect geographical and political dimensions any longer; the local cannot be disconnected from the regional and international. The international order is affected by local and distant disorders and chaotic situations, the atrocities conducted by ISIS in Syria and Iraq or the Somali pirates raids in the Red Sea are like the "Butterfly Effect" that begins in distant areas and ends with a tornado storm in Europe, America and East Asia. The international order of today is threatened by a spectrum of security threats as well as by migrations flow that begins in the turbulent Middle East and undermines European countries internal and societal order and endangers the fragile bond of the EU as such. These trends evoke a "Giants struggle" between Russia and the West (USA and its Western allies) begins in Syria and ends in Ukraine. Is it a common denominator for all these threats? Is there one major generator for them? KEYWORDS: failed states, fragile states, Arab upheaval, jihadism, crisis export

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