Bashar's Syria : the regime and its strategic worldview / Shmuel Bar
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Comparative Strategy Vol 25 No 5, December 2006, pp.353-445 (113)Summary: This special issue of the journal presents an extended analysis of the political, economic, security and international relations of Syria. Shows what has changed as a result of the transfer of power from Hafez al-Asad (who managed to create and maintain stability in the state) to his son Bashar (who early on tried a reformist agenda) and the changing external circumstances. Draws distinctions between the styles and organizations of the "old guard" and the "young guard".
| Item type | Current library | Call number | Copy number | Status | Date due | Barcode | |
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| Journal Article | Mindef Library & Info Centre Journals | SYRIA (Browse shelf(Opens below)) | 1 | Not for loan | 21770-1001 |
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This special issue of the journal presents an extended analysis of the political, economic, security and international relations of Syria. Shows what has changed as a result of the transfer of power from Hafez al-Asad (who managed to create and maintain stability in the state) to his son Bashar (who early on tried a reformist agenda) and the changing external circumstances. Draws distinctions between the styles and organizations of the "old guard" and the "young guard".
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