Based on field research carried out in Syria, this is the first comprehensive study of the Syrian Civil War. The authors' analysis enables readers to understand how peaceful demonstrations developed into a full-scale civil war involving all the major regional and world powers.
Based on field research carried out in Syria, this is the first comprehensive study of the Syrian Civil War. The authors' analysis enables readers to understand how peaceful demonstrations developed into a full-scale civil war involving all the major regional and world powers.
Adam Baczko is a Ph.D. candidate in Political Science at the School for Advanced Studies in the Social Sciences (EHESS, Paris). His research focuses on the exercise of justice by armed groups and its political implications, with a particular focus on Afghanistan. He has carried out fieldwork in Afghanistan, the Democratic Republic of Congo, Iraq and Syria.
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Prolegomena: for a sociological approach to civil wars Introduction Part I. Genesis of a Revolution: 1. The al-Assad system 2. A revolution of anonyms 3. The path to civil war Part II. Revolutionary Institutions: 4. The building of military capital 5. Administering the revolution 6. Mobilization outside Syria Part III. The Fragmentation of the Iinsurrection: 7. The crisis internationalizes 8. The Kurds and the PKK 9. The Islamization of the insurgency 10. The caliphate Part IV. A Society at War 11. The variations of social capital 12. The economy for war 13. New identity regimes Conclusion.
Prolegomena: for a sociological approach to civil wars Introduction Part I. Genesis of a Revolution: 1. The al-Assad system 2. A revolution of anonyms 3. The path to civil war Part II. Revolutionary Institutions: 4. The building of military capital 5. Administering the revolution 6. Mobilization outside Syria Part III. The Fragmentation of the Iinsurrection: 7. The crisis internationalizes 8. The Kurds and the PKK 9. The Islamization of the insurgency 10. The caliphate Part IV. A Society at War 11. The variations of social capital 12. The economy for war 13. New identity regimes Conclusion.
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