APSA Middle East & North Africa Politics awards are still open for nominations: deadline 1 Feb. If you recently supervised or examined a top PhD in this field, do consider nominating (or ECRs, let your supervisor know) 👇
@APSAtweets@LSEMiddleEast
Syria After Assad - Analysis from @JasmineKGani
"For displaced Syrians, this moment has allowed them to rekindle hope that they might be able to return home again and regain their dignity after years of xenophobia, racism and ostracism."
https://t.co/6Q8a1masIX
I had the pleasure of joining Gareth Barlow on Sky News in the morning to discuss the fall of the authoritarian regime in Syria. I explained that this is a monumental moment for Syrians, comparable to the fall of the Berlin Wall and the collapse of the Soviet Union.
🥳Congratulations to @SyriaStudies Fellow @natoshahoduski for passing her PhD Viva!!
Natosha's thesis is titled "The Hydropolitical Underpinnings of Governing Areas of Limited Statehood: Understanding Water + Governance in the Context of the Syrian Civil War"
As Biden steps down, Gaza will be his foreign policy legacy - forged in the pyre of international law.
'The US administration has irreversibly staked its reputation on one of the most extreme Israeli governments in its 75 year history' ~ @JasmineKGani
https://t.co/Zqv4gWOGCH
Excited to share our report, "Navigating the Impact of Conflict on Syria’s Communities (2011-2024)," co-authored by Dr. Rana Khalaf, Thomas McGee, and myself. It covers local peace efforts, policy recommendations, and 5 critical case studies. Read more: https://t.co/M97FuUfbQB
🚨 WEBINAR tomorrow! Join us for our next @SyriaStudies event:
📣"Protest and Persistence: Analysing the Sweida Movement's Dynamics"
Speakers: @DukhanHaian Ghina Al Shoumari, Mazen Ezzi, Omar Alasaad
4-5.30PM - Registration details in poster ⬇️
@StAndrewsIR@MecacsStA
🚨🚨NEW Syria Studies Issue:
📢"From Governance to Refugees".
Read all 5 articles, Open Access, here ⬇️
https://t.co/9qDV1XH9rL
Thanks to our authors:
Ahmed Mamoun
Armenak Tokmajyan
Line Khatib
Umut Ozkaleli, Sean Byrne
Ahmad Barakat
#Syria@StAndrewsIR@MecacsStA
At last, after five years of research, countless interviews, and sacrificed weekends, my (very) long paper on intra-state social/political conflict management mechanisms in pre-war Syria is out. Many thanks to @ProfHinnebusch and @SyriaStudies https://t.co/zwJQ7qGt7g
Read this new blogpost by @SyriaStudies Fellow and Alumnus @DukhanHaian, reflecting on his research on the role of tribes in Syria and the challenges of writing about the Syrian conflict ⬇️
A new blogpost from our wonderful Fellow @DukhanHaian reflecting on the role of tribes in scholarship of sectarianism and a broader discussion on positionally and the #Syrian conflict. An important read. https://t.co/XIxNw184N2
BRISMES Forms Partnership with the UK's First Network for Syrian Academics & Researchers (SARN UK) @SyrianAcademics through an AHRC-funded grant. More details here 👇https://t.co/5GQRk2RGCy