Map: Syria Control of Terrain
ISW's signature Syria "Control of Terrain" map was featured in a Foreign Policy magazine article on the U.S. presence in Syria.
View the map here and see the original ISW map here.
Map: Syria Control of TerrainISW's signature Syria "Control of Terrain" map was featured in a Foreign Policy magazine article on the U.S. presence in Syria. View the map here and see the original ISW map here.
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ISW in the News: July 2016In addition to ISW's written products, our analysts are subject matter experts for the media on a constant basis. This periodic publication collects these media appearances and use of our maps in one place. You can also follow ISW on Twitter @TheStudyofWar. |
ISW in the News: June 2016In addition to ISW's written products, our analysts are subject matter experts for the media on a constant basis. This periodic publication collects these media appearances and use of our maps in one place. You can also follow ISW on Twitter @TheStudyofWar. |
ISW in the News: May 2016In addition to ISW's written products, our analysts are subject matter experts for the media on a constant basis. This periodic publication collects these media appearances and use of our maps in one place. You can also follow ISW on Twitter @TheStudyofWar. |
Released on: Aug 5, 2015
On July 15, the Institute for the Study of War released a new report on the global ambitions of the Islamic State of Iraq and al-Sham (ISIS, also known as the Islamic State or ISIL). The report details the construction and key findings of a wargame set in Libya that tested international responses to ISIS's expansion. |
Released on: Mar 9, 2015
On October 6, the Institute for the Study of War released a new report on Sunni insurgent groups other than ISIS in Iraq. Although the global community is now focused on the ISIS threat and is building an anti-ISIS coalition, this report shows that these other violent Sunni groups "remain a threat to the government of Iraq even if ISIS is removed." |
Released on: Jan 15, 2014
As clashes continue throughout Iraq and Syria, ISW Senior Fellow LTG James M. Dubik (U.S. Army, Ret.), ISW Research Director Jessica D. Lewis, and Iraq Team Lead Ahmed Ali have lent their perspectives to the rapidly-changing situation on the ground. |