Titlebook: Syria: From National Independence to Proxy War; Linda Matar,Ali Kadri Book 2019 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s) 2019 Neoli

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The Political Economy of Public Health in Syria: Some Global and Regional Considerations) ratified in 2003. The first section provides an overview of Syria’s political economy before the conflict and sheds light on its health sector. The second addresses the impact of neoliberal policies on health services in low- and middle-income countries (LMICs) over the past three decades, whilst

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The Political Economy of Thermidor in Syria: National and International Dimensionsnding mid-size cities. This chapter traces the disembedding through which the social policies upon which the Ba’ath initially emplaced were slowly rolled back. It situates the Ba’ath pact with the peasantry in the world-historical context of Arab nationalism and the global rise of anti-systemic move

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Syria’s Food Security: From Self-Sufficiency to Hunger as a Weapontions. The first section discusses the government’s historical aim of achieving self-sufficiency in food production starting in the late 1950s, showing that agrarian reform was later developed to serve the interests of the middle and large farmers. The second section briefly addresses the agrarian c

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Conclusion: China’s Role in Syria’s National Securityore discreetly, China, started to retrieve much of the lost territories from the other warring parties. In this final chapter, we argue that the question of reconstruction in times of prolonged conflict should address the interface between reconstruction and Syria’s national security. This is so bec

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The New Struggle for Syria and the Nature of the Syrian Statemajor role in Middle East politics today appear as no more than an interlude. While stressing a number of differences between the old and the new struggle for Syria, the contribution dwells on similarities that are grounded in structural features of the Syrian state.

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Book 2019orn society. It is written by scholars from a variety of disciplinary backgrounds, all of whom make no attempt to speculate on the future trajectory of the conflict, but aim instead to examine the historical background that has laid the objective conditions for Syria’s descent to its current situati

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Syria: Strong State Versus Social Cleavagesd politics were interrelated under the post-independence Syrian polity. The final section highlights the challenges that Syria faces given the current conflict. The chapter concludes that Syria can learn from its past in terms of bridging its social cleavages through integrative and participatory politics.

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