The Civil War in Syria: The International Dimension

Ferdinand Arslanian

Global Policy, 2015, vol. 6, issue 1, 81-83

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Thus, in a conflict where Syrians are dying from multiple causes and because of multiple parties, the highly criticised Obama question of ‘Why Syria? Why not Congo?’ could be transformed into: Why the Syrian regime? Why not the Jihadists, warlords, regional powers, etc?

Date: 2015
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