Syria and the red lines of international law. CEPS Commentary, 4 September 2013 [PDF]
As the US and its allies France and Turkey dither over whether or not to punish Assad for having used sarin gas to kill his own people, the crucial question is: What response might the outside world legally take without the authority of the UN Security ...
Blockmans, Steven.
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Promoting the Cultural Rights of Refugees in the Context of the Syrian Crisis
Deniz Gürsoy
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The Impact of Changing the Price Index on the Stagnation of Industrial Production in Syria During the Crisis Phase (2011-2018) [PDF]
Ayham Adeeb Tuffaha
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Agriculture reform and food crisis in Syria: Impacts on poverty and inequality
Benedetto Rocchi +2 more
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Ideological Features and Language Manipulation Strategies in French and English: The Syrian Crisis
Saifeddine Guendouz, Jihad Al-Shuaibi
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Applying the theory of discursive analysis to governance of forced migration [PDF]
Korkut, Umut
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A Middle East Perspective: Civil War Memory in Syria and at Home
Last summer, while on a trip with the Eisenhower Institute’s Inside the Middle East program, I stood at the Israeli edge of the Golan Heights and heard a bomb explode across the border in Syria.
Jensen, Anika N.
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Neoliberal economic policies as a root cause of forced migration from Arab Spring countries: the case of Syria. [PDF]
Ajlan AA.
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Responding to a Cultural Heritage Crisis: The Example of the Safeguarding the Heritage of Syria and Iraq Project [PDF]
Salam Al Quntar +3 more
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