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What’s in a Name?

Politicians, the media and the public remain intensely focused on terrorism and the potential threat posed by ‘foreign fighters’ returning from Syria and Iraq. To aid research and understanding of this phenomenon, Mark Sexton offers a new definition of ‘foreign fighters’ and proposes typologies for classifying those involved and their possible post-conflict pathways.