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200	1		_aSyria 2011-2013 _erevolution and tyranny before the mayhem _ewith a critical account of developments since 2013 _fAzmi Bishara
214		0	_aLondon _aNew York _cI.B. Tauris _d2023
215			_a1 vol. (xxii-408 p.) _cill., cartes _d24 cm
320			_aBibliogr. p. 376-389 index.
330			_a"Azmi Bishara's book on the Syrian Revolution is one of the most comprehensive and profound works on the subject published to date. Translated here into English for the first time, the study examines the complex roots of Syria's political and sectarian conflicts from the day revolution erupted on 15th March 2011 to its descent into civil war in the two years that followed. The book unearths and discusses the very first signs of protests from across Daraa, Hama, Aleppo, Damascus, Raqqa, Deir El Zour, Edlib and Homs, and it deals with Syria's ruralization process and the subsequent economic 'liberalization', which eventually led to the revolt against the Baath party. The work is based on high-level interviews, analysis of the country's socio-economic background, and examination of the Syrian regime's strategy and its political and media discourse.Syria's revolution is chronicled in two stages: the peaceful civil stage and the armed stage. Bishara's analysis first centres on the regime's strategy, unveiling despotism, massacres, kidnapping, sectarian tendencies, jihadist violence, the emergence of warlords, and the chaotic spread of arms. He then turns to the role of the opposition to narrate in detail the events that broke out and exactly how a peaceful protest turned into an armed struggle. The book provides a roadmap to how revolution broke out and is a comprehensive analysis of what drove those early events. Its publication brings renowned Arabic-language scholarship to the English-speaking world." _2Editeur
359	2		_bIntroduction _bThe bitter harvest: The first ten years of Bashar al-Assad _bFrom spark to fire _bProtests in the main squares _bMasses in the cities: The revolutionary movement in Damascus and Aleppo _bAn armed revolution _b _bRuralization of the party and sectarianization of the army: The origins of sectarian discourse and violence _bSectarian violence unleashed _bBetween revolutionary violence and remnants from the previous eras _bThe opposition _bNew actors _bPolitical solutions and international positions _b _bConclusion
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