After seven years of protest, revolution, and war, Syria looks next to be taking the form of a frozen conflict, with war aims pursued as much through economic means as through violence and repression. This issue of Syria Notes looks at the looming battle over reconstruction, and how the same issues of accountability and civilian protection remain key.
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Contents
- What if we accept Bashar al-Assad?
By Marcell Shehwaro. - To reconstruct or not to reconstruct
By Sawsan Abou Zainedin and Hani Fakhani. - Reconstruction in conflict
Notes from an All-Party Parliamentary Group Friends of Syria event with Reem Assil, Tobias Schneider, and Fadi Hallisso. Chaired by Rt Hon. Andrew Mitchell MP. - Reconstruction and human rights
An event by the Syrian Legal Development Programme and Chatham House, with Maria Alabdeh, Jean-François Hasperue, Toby Cadman, Wayne Jordash, Fionna Smyth, and Joseph Daher. - Civil society and political transition
By Abdullah Allabwani.
Front cover photograph by Deana Lynn, ‘My last day in Douma,’ 13 April 2018.
Printing of this issue has been funded by Lush Charity Pot.
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