Syria from reform to revolt
Hinnebusch, Raymond / Tina Zintl (eds.)Buchveröffentlichungen (2015)
(Volume 1: Political economy and international relations), Syracuse, NY: Syracuse Univ. Pr.
ISBN: 978-0-8156-3377-8
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TABLE of CONTENTS
1 Introduction
TINA ZINTL
PART ONE. Reproducing Power and Legitimacy
2 President and Party in Post-Ba‘thist Syria From the Struggle for “Reform” to Regime Deconstruction
RAYMOND HINNEBUSCH
3 Locating the “Social” in the Social Market Economy
SAMER N. ABBOUD
4 Nationalism and Reform under Bashar al-Asad Reading the “Legitimacy” of the Syrian Regime
AURORA SOTTIMANO
PART TWO. Reconstructing the Regimeʹs Social Base
5 Contesting Authoritarianism Opposition Activism under Bashar al-Asad, 2000–2010
NAJIB GHADBIAN
6 The Co-optation of Foreign-Educated Syrians Between Legitimizing Strategy and Domestic Reforms
TINA ZINTL
7 “To Promote Volunteerism among School Children” Volunteer Campaigns and Social Stratification in Contemporary Syria
MANDY TERC
8 God and Nation The Politics of Islam under Bashar al-Asad
PAULO G. PINTO
9 Female Citizenship in Syria Framing the 2009 Controversy over Personal Status Law
RANIA MAKTABI
10 The End of a World Drought and Agrarian Transformation in Northeast Syria (2007–2010)
MYRIAM ABABSA
PART THREE. Coping with Regional and International Challenges
11 The Ancien Regimeʹs Policy Paradox International Emergence versus Domestic Suppression
CARSTEN WIELAND
12 Iraqi Migrantsʹ Impact on a City The Case of Damascus (2006–2011)
MOHAMED KAMEL DORAÏ and MARTINE ZEUTHEN
13 Hamasʹs Rhetoric and Mobilization Practices in Palestinian Refugee Camps in Syria
VALENTINA NAPOLITANO
14 The Syrian Uprising and Bashar al-Asadʹs First Decade in Power
RAYMOND HINNEBUSCH and TINA ZINTL
