Syrian Conflict
Mediating the European Model: A critical analysis of the European Union's foreign policy response to the Syrian conflict (2011-ongoing)
... the Syrian conflict and, implicitly, to prevent the rise of ISIL/Da’esh or to address increasing refugee flows to Europe has fuelled the current wave of euroscepticism (Börzel, 2016; Financial Times, ...the ...
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An Analysis of the Interests of the United States in the Syrian Conflict
... Syrian conflict was optimistic that the future of the Syrian Assad regime would be limited under the challenge of the opposition, and it regarded pushing for the unconditional resignation of ...
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US-Russia Relations in the UNSC through the Lens of the Syrian Conflict
... the Syrian conflict, the political process in Syria has been highly ...the Syrian topic in 2011 already referred to the political ...and Syrian-led political process” (UNSC, 2011, August 3, ...
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Germany’s engagement in the resolution of the Syrian conflict OSW COMMENTARY NUMBER 194/25 01 2016
... the Syrian conflict, which involves not only the Assad regime and the opposition groupings but also regional players (Saudi Arabia, Iran and Turkey) and global players (the USA and ...the conflict to ...
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For or Against War? The Syrian Conflict on the New York Times Opinion Pages
... The Syrian conflict confirms this ...the Syrian crisis, creating a sense of confusion in public opinion already saturated with wars and other international ...
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Beyond Values and Interests: The Anglo America Special Relationship during the Syrian Conflict
... the Syrian crisis “has be- come the biggest humanitarian emergency of our era” (UNHCR, 2015) with ap- proximately six million internally displaced people, nearly five million seeking refuge outside the country and ...
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Iran’s Interests in the Syrian Conflict
... the Syrian crisis broke out, Iran actively supported the Syrian government to deal with the ...The Syrian conflict is both divisive and united, dividing the Muslim world and strengthening the ...
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The Impact of the International System on International Civil War: Evolution from the Cold War to the Syrian Conflict
... the conflict in their interests (from ...the conflict is also due to Kurds involvement and their attempt to gain ...the Syrian government to try to coerce them not to revive their links with the PKK, ...
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The Syrian conflict: a case study of the challenges and acute need for medical humanitarian operations for women and children internally displaced persons
... of Syrian IDPs, is just one example of several approaches aimed at alleviating the suffering of Syrian women and children who have been disproportionately vic- timized by this devastating health and ...
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Potential Outcomes of the Syrian Conflict: A Case Study for Understanding Civil War Termination
... the conflict is how and when it will ...the Syrian conflict and what their effects on the post-conflict Syrian state and society will ...the conflict thus far indicate that there ...
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The representation of the Syrian conflict in the Syrian online news: A critical discourse analysis
... of Syrian media tools in manipulating people’s perception towards the uprising in ...the Syrian media is analyzed using a critical discourse ...the Syrian government and the rebels are represented in ...
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The Syrian Conflict and Russia’s Search for Regional Hegemony in a Contested Middle East: Implications for the Euro Atlantic Community EU Diplomacy Paper 10/2017
... the conflict resolution process launched in late 2015 by Washington and ...The Syrian conflict echoes a sense of Cold War resurgence between Russia and the Euro-Atlantic community, comprising the ...
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A qualitative study exploring child marriage practices among Syrian conflict-affected populations in Lebanon
... between Syrian refugees and Lebanese nationals is complex and at times strained ...displaced Syrian refugees in Lebanon now live below the extreme poverty line ...of Syrian refugee children in ...
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What influenced provision of non-communicable disease healthcare in the Syrian conflict, from policy to implementation? A qualitative study
... equipment. Conflict im- pacts on models of care (c3) since continuity of care and healthy lifestyles become more challenging in displaced ...and conflict (c5), but is influenced by health actors (c6) ...
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Are We Listening? Acting on Our Commitments to Women and Girls Affected by the Syrian Conflict
... It contains recommendations to more effectively address the needs of women and girls in humanitarian settings. The United Nations, United States, United Kingdom and many other governments have adopted policies to address ...
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Interests of Britain, France and Germany in the Syrian Conflict
... the Syrian chemical weapons attacks, the western support for the Syrian free army was overshadowed by the support of regional powers for the Islamic armed groups, because Saudi Arabia, Turkey and other ...
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Identity In The Wake Of The State: Local, National, And Supranational Dynamics Of The Syrian Conflict
... to organize demonstrations during the initial stages of the uprising. Following the retreat of the Syrian state, political organizers shifted their attention toward providing public goods to the citizens of the ...
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The Syrian Crisis and the Principle of Non-Refoulement
... Immediately relevant, however, is Common Article 3, as interpreted by analogy with the reasoning of the Human Rights Committee in respect of Articles 2, 6 and 7 of the ICCPR, to include the right of non-refoulement. All ...
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The Role of Social Media in the ‘Syrian Uprising’
... While Syrian tried to make protests the army deployed actions against civilians which is why they thought about an alternative tool for example On Twitter, “the account of @SyRevoSlogans, created on 18 April 2011, ...
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Water Status in the Syrian Water Basins
... seven water basins face a real water shortage problem. However, good development practices and water coop- eration at national and regional level can help in balanc- ing water needs and water supplies. The improvement of ...
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