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Syria 2022: a powder keg on the verge of explosion or back to business as usual?
Syria 2022: a powder keg on the verge of explosion or back to business as usual?
Competitive Control and Non-State Governance in Idlib
Competitive Control and Non-State Governance in Idlib
Syria’s fragile balances and the looming threat of a new vicious circle of instability
Syria’s fragile balances and the looming threat of a new vicious circle of instability
Syria’s never-ending war(s); or why the end of the civil war does not mean peace
Syria’s never-ending war(s); or why the end of the civil war does not mean peace
Turkey: 100 years of dilemma | Middle East Bulletin 37
Turkey: 100 years of dilemma | Middle East Bulletin 37
Interview with Frédéric Pichon author of Syrie, une guerre pour rien
Interview with Frédéric Pichon author of Syrie, une guerre pour rien
Frédéric Pichon, Syrie, une guerre pour rien, Les Éditions du Cerf, 2017
Frédéric Pichon, Syrie, une guerre pour rien, Les Éditions du Cerf, 2017
Lebanon recontextualized | Middle East Bulletin 33
Lebanon recontextualized | Middle East Bulletin 33
Renzi government and the Syrian Crisis: between multilateral approach and non-intervention
Renzi government and the Syrian Crisis: between multilateral approach and non-intervention
Greek Think Tanks: Sotiris Roussos on the Syrian conflict, Turkey and the study of the Muslim World