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Syria and the complexity of a multi-dimensional conflict (6 hour course)

Del Dilluns 25 de juny de 2018 a les 15:00, fins al Dimarts 26 de juny de 2018 a les 18:00
Institut Barcelona d'Estudis Internacionals (IBEI)
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Lurdes Vidal (IEMED-IBEI)

Summer School in Global Politics, Development and Security

6 hour course

Lurdes Vidal (IEMED-IBEI)

June 25 – 26 (3.00 – 6.00 pm)

 

 

 

The Syria revolution erupted in 2011 following the so-called Arab Spring uprisings in neighboring countries. The initial peaceful revolutionary movement was harshly repressed from the beginning and quickly suffered a militarization process that ended up in a long and highly lethal war. The Syrian conflict has witnessed over the last 7 years a growing trend of sectarianism and the emergence of radical militias in both sides and Jihadi-inspired groups such as ISIS. They have further complicated the conflict and operated thanks to and favoring foreign intervention.  Syria is a local conflict that has gradually absorbed regional tensions (both historical and recently-created) and global rivalries playing simultaneously on the Syrian ground. Therefore, its effects will have implications not only for Syrians and Middle-Easters, but also for the international community as a whole. 

In this course we will study drivers, origins, actors - domestic and external – and consequences of a conflict that has been considered the biggest humanitarian tragedy since the II World War.