Demystifying Syria
Demystifying Syria by Fred Haley Lawson, published by Saqi in 2009, offers a comprehensive examination of Syria’s intricate political, economic, and social landscape. This edition spans 223 pages and is presented in English, making it accessible to a wide audience. The book addresses the complexities surrounding Syria, a nation that plays a pivotal role in Middle Eastern affairs yet remains largely misunderstood.
Readers will find a collection of studies that delve into various aspects of Syrian life, grounded in primary research conducted within the country. The contributors explore current trends and situate recent developments against broader contextual issues, providing insights into the economic conditions and political dynamics that shape Syria today. This work serves as a valuable resource for those interested in international relations and regional studies, enhancing understanding of a significant yet enigmatic nation.
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“Offers the most up-to-date guide to Syria’s enigmatic political, economic and social order” – The Montreal Review
Syria stands at the center of contemporary Middle Eastern affairs, yet it remains poorly understood by analysts and the general public. This collection presents an innovative study of key aspects of Syrian politics, economics, and society.
Each contribution is firmly grounded in primary research undertaken in Syria. The contributors identify current trends in Syria and go on to situate recent developments within broader contextual issues.
Fred H. Lawson is a lecturer at Mills College, California. He is the author of Constructing International Relations in the Arab World (Stanford University Press) and Why Syria Goes to War (Cornell University Press).
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