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Expert Review of Anti-infective Therapy, 2016
(Uploaded by Plazi for the Bat Literature Project) The conflict in Syria is a big humanitarian emergency. More than 200,000 Syrians have been killed, with more than half of the population either having been displaced or having immigrated. Healthcare has been interrupted due to the destruction of facilities, a lack of medical staff, and a critical ...
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Turkey and Syrian Conflict

World Economy and International Relations, 2022
The article analyses Turkey’s policy towards the Syrian crisis. The author presents an overview of doctrinal principles of the Turkish foreign policy as a basis for its objectives and motivation. The “zero problems with neighbours” concept that had been integral to Ankara’s Middle Eastern policies in general was proven irrelevant amid the Arab Spring ...
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Violence and Masculinity in the Syrian Conflict

2016
This paper aims at analyzing the various forms of violence carried out by the different categories of people directly involved in the actual Syrian war: ‘regular' soldiers, Alawite elite troops (plus the different security services), (mostly) Alawite militiamen, rebels from the (Sunni) mainstream armed opposition, and Islamist fighters, not to mention ...
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The Syrian Conflict and Kurdish Ascendency

2018
The developments taking place in Kurdish regions of Syria since 2012 have been attracting much media and academic attention and have become a source of optimism for the Kurdish communities across the region. The withdrawal of state forces in July 2012 left the Kurds in control of the Kurdish majority regions and they have lost little time in building ...
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16. peace & justice
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3. good health
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10. no inequality
13. climate action