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Written Report on SYRIA...?Written Report on SYRIA Introduction Syria which is officially known as the Syrian Arab Republic with Damascus as the capital and is situated in theWestern Asia with Lebanon, Iraq, Jordan, Turkey, Israel and the Mediterranean Sea on its borders. Arab Socialist Baath Party have been the party in rule in Syria starting from 1963 but the actual power is vested in the president who is supported by the military and a group of leading players of the political party. Bashar al- Assad is the president of Syria at present who has been enthroned after the death of his father Hafiz al- Assad. The Syrian Economy which is based mainly on the petroleum and agriculture sectors...
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Syria and the dictatorship.../04/24/world/middleeast/israel-says-syria-has-used-chemical-weapons.html?src=un&feedurl=http%3A%2F%2Fjson8.nytimes.com%2Fpages%2Fworld%2Fmiddleeast%2Findex.jsonp (accessed on April 24, 2013) Shojai, S. (1995). The New Global Oil Market. Westport: Greenwood Publishing. Syria. (2013). USAID, available at: http://www.usaid.gov/what-we-do/working-crises-and-conflict/responding-times-crisis/where-we-work/syria (accessed on April 24, 2013) “The country formerly known as Syria.” (2013). The Economist, available at: http://www.economist.com/news/briefing/21572198-sectarian-divisions-deepen-war-changing-country-beyond-recognition-country (accessed on April 23,...
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Syria Revolution...Introduction The start of the uprising of Syria in was a blow to the world. During this time, it appeared to most of the people, that the forty-year regime of the dynasty of Assad – initially under Hafiz and later Bashar, Assad’s son and predecessor, has prospered in making the nation a firm and stable nation. It made it strong with administrative institutions, security and military forces, and even social systems and economic systems seemed quite strong and effective. Discussion Revolution outbreak The Syrian revolution traces its origin to the various coups and counter-coups that happened in the early 1960s. The Syrian uprising compared to the Tunisian and Egyptian revolutions was grounded on the revolt of peasants, a...
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Syria Revolution...Syrian Revolution moves from Above to Below by Hinnebusch, Raymond This source will be beneficial in myfinal work because it gives more details about the Syrian Revolution, its causes, effects and all other aspects that concern the revolution in Syria. Revolution from above explains how the uprising was Orchestrated and conducted by both wealthy and prominent people. The book examines the emergence of Syria as a nation since it has developed during 35-years Baathist military reign. The book also analyzes how the post-independence fragility of Syria – unable to handle the emerging struggle of the nationalist and conflict of the class, paved way for the Baath party emergency to power and...
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Political Science Syria Government...The war in Syria has become one of the most contentious issues in the world today and it is mainly because of the fact that from its onset, there developed divisions among the major political parties in the United States. The Syrian war has seen massive loss of lives, and although it was expected to end as swiftly as the one in Libya through the support provided for the rebels by the United States and its allies through coordination and agenda setting, the war is currently ongoing, with no sight to bring the Assad regime to account. This has left many doubts among both the Democrats and the Republicans concerning whether it was wise for the United States to get involved in the Syrian conflict in the first place. When the...
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Syria Revolution...? Unit Syria Revolution Syria is a country in the Middle East which borders turkey, Lebanon, Iraq and Israel. Revolution is thechange in power in a nation which can be enhanced by political indifferences, pressure of the opposition or internal and external conflict. The revolution in Syria was known as the Syrian uprising, the conflict was between the loyal forces of the Ba’ath government and those eying power from outside (ibpus.com 78). This revolution began on15th March 2011 and spread nationwide by April 2011 hence becoming part of the wider protest in the Middle East known as the Arab Uprising (Sparr 7-10). Its aim was facilitated by the urge to withdraw the government of president...
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Uprising of Syria...?THE SYRIAN UPRISING Introduction The Syrian uprising commonly known as the Syrian revolution is one of the many revolutions or uprisings which have been occurring in the Arab nations across the world. This includes Tunisia uprising, which was the first Arab country to revolt against the ruling authority in the year 2011, then came the Egypt and Libyan revolution, which paved way for Syrian revolution. Other Arab uprisings of 2011 ended accomplishing the final goal while the Syrian and Egypt has been ongoing; with Syria being one of the country most affected by these uprisings. The Syrian uprising, which has turned to be more of revolution in the recent past, has caused so much tension among the high eight nations....
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SYRIA MDG'S...before 2007 (8).
Allison, Roy. "Russia and Syria: Explaining Alignment with a Regime in Crisis." International Affairs 89.4 (2013): 795-823. Print.
Apart from the effects on its own MDG, neighboring countries such as Jordan and Lebanon have been affected by the crisis. This shows the depth in which the crisis in Syria has affected the region’s economic condition (Allison, 801). In an argument by Alison et.al the impact on other countries has further cut down on the potential of Syria recovering from the effects of the war early enough (807).
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John Kerry on Syria...Cases of Failed Deductive Logic in John Kerry’s Speech “I am not asking you to take my word for it, read for yourself, everyone, those listening all of you, read for yourselves.”
The problem with this statement is based on the fact that John Kerry asserts that everyone should read the information related to Assad’s activities in Syria; however, he goes on and says that those listening should red for themselves. This does not make sense and may raise confusion with regard to who is addressed to read the information. Moreover, why would Kerry give information and tell people to read it in if he is sure that he is providing accurate information?
“Some of what we know will only be released to members of the Congress and the...
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