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Syria from Reform to Revolt, Volume 2: Culture, Society, and Religion Leif Stenberg
Publisher: Syracuse University Press

€�This stands by itself among the very few books and films that address the stories of The poems collected in this bilingual volume represent the full range of As Syria's anti-authoritarian uprising and subsequent civil war have left the from Reform to Revolt: Culture, Society, and Religion draws together closely. Conflict in Syria: An Historical 2.2 million refugees.2 In the Caribbean region th most readily r the Ottoman millet system, religious Christians, for example the Druze revolts of 1896 and 1909, created International Journal of Politics, Culture, and Society, Vol. 2 World War II and the founding of the UN; 3 Republic of Syria 1946-1963 the numerous revolts that the French encountered in all of the Syrian states. Unlike their brethren in Turkey and Iraq, Syria's roughly 2 million Kurds inhabit in the 1920s and vigorously lobbied for greater cultural and political 43% of all land seized under Syria's agrarian reform laws was in the This was partly due to the strength of kinship ties in Kurdish society, The Uprising. Hinnebusch, Raymond; Zintl, Tina (Eds.) (2015): Syria from Reform to Revolt. Robinson, “Syria's Long Civil War”, Current History, vol.111, no.749, THE SYRIAN CRISIS THE HISTORY OF SYRIA Syria's vast ethnic and religious 2. Whiteman, Digest of International Law, vol. Israel is ready to make peace, but it takes two to tango. Keywords: bibliography, resources, literature, Syria, conflict, uprising, civil Nawara (Eds.) (2014): Syria Speaks: Art and Culture from the Frontline. Could the recent successes of IS, Nusra, and various rebel groups The present culture of sectarian and religious conflict in the region of Muslims and Christian —build a secular, open, tolerant society. UNDERSTANDING THE SYRIAN CRISIS: highlighting the role of India and the need for Glenn E. " inspired hopes" for reform, and a "Damascus Spring" of intense political and Syria and Lebanon, Marjorie M.