Savaşın Propaganda Cephesi: İran Sinemasında Suriye İç Savaşı by Nail Elhan

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SURİYELİ SIĞINMACILAR İÇİN UYGUN EV SAHİBİ ÜLKELERİN ÇOK KRİTERLİ KARAR VERME YÖNTEMLERİ İLE BELİRLENMESİ by Kenan Oğuzhan Oruç, Merve Kılınç

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Attacks on healthcare facilities as an indicator of violence against civilians in Syria: An exploratory analysis of open-source data. by Sayaka Ri, Alden H Blair, Chang Jun Kim, Rohini J Haar

“…This study aims to determine the feasibility of using publicly available, online data of attacks on healthcare facilities to better describe population-level violence in the Syrian Civil War.<h4>Methods</h4>This study utilized publicly available datasets from the Violations Documentation Center (VDC) and Physicians for Human Rights (PHR) to compare trends in attacks on healthcare facilities and civilian casualties from March 2011 to November 2017 in the Syrian Civil War. …”
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Tarihsel Perspektif Işığında Türkiye Cumhuriyeti ve Rusya Federasyonu Arasındaki İlişkiler (Relations Between Republic of Turkey and Russian Federation In Consideration of Historic... by İsmail DEMİR

“…Long-term governments of Putin and Erdogan in Turkey and Russia provided these two states to make cooperation in the fields of politics, trade and energy, “win-win” strategy was followed but these two states had different policies in the areas of Cyprus, Chechnya, and Syrian Civil War. Especially the different oaths followed by two states in Syrian Civil War seems to be an important problem that can interrupt the good relations of these two countries. …”
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“To Cross into a War Should be Difficult” by Angelo Arminio

“…Set a few years after the start of the Syrian civil war, Elliot Ackerman’s novel Dark at the Crossing (2017) offers a close look at the life along the border between Turkey and Syria while following the protagonist’s quest for purpose and his paradoxical attempt at crossing into war-torn Syria. …”
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Curdas na Guerra Civil Síria by Letícia Ferreira Lopes, Maiara Garcia Orlandini

“…The article provides an analysis of the journalistic coverage of Brazilian media outlets about the Syrian Civil War, with focus on the performance of Yekineyên Parastina Jinê (Women's Defense Unit), known as YPJ. …”
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Lebanon and Syria: between dissociation and spillover by Javier Lion Bustillo

“…The risk of Syrian civil war violence spreading towards Lebanon is high. …”
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Kofi Annan, Syria and the Uses of Uncertainty in Mediation by Richard Gowan

“…One year after Kofi Annan presented his six-point plan for ending the Syrian civil war, it can only be called a failure. But it is necessary to recall the situation facing the UN-Arab League envoy and his team in early 2012. …”
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The Impact of Syrian Refugees on the Turkish Economy: Regional Labour Market Effects by Oğuz Esen, Ayla Oğuş Binatlı

“…The Syrian civil war resulted in mass migration out of Syria into the neighboring countries. …”
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Necrotising Pneumonia in War Victims: Two Case Reports by Ibrahim Koc, Abdülaziz Kaya, Yusuf Dogan, Serdar Dogan

“…Here we present two cases of necrotising pneumonia which emerged while running from Syrian civil war. The first case is a female at her thirties at whom necrotising pneumonia has emerged after getting wet under rain and received treatment for three months. …”
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Vers une autonomisation du champ des sciences sociales turques by Jean-Baptiste Le Moulec

“…While North-African revolutions offer a new opportunity to experts to promote the «Turkish Model », the Syrian civil war and its consequences on Turkey’s national politics, intensify the field’s ideological polarization and seems to trigger a kind of empowerment of social scientists from the political sphere.…”
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A Critical Discourse Analysis Approach to Othering: Depiction of the Syrian Refugee Experience in Turkish Children’s Literature by Neslihan Kansu Yetkiner

“…This paper is a critical examination of discursive strategies of othering in three refugee-focused books in Turkish children’s literature written after the onset of Syrian civil war. Drawing upon Van Dijk’s ideological analysis, eliciting the representation of “us vs. them” in a network of semantic and formal structures, the study has two closely related main aims. …”
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Jordan and Syrian humanitarian refugees' dilemma: international law perspective by Amir Salameh Al Qaralleh

“…As a result of the 2011 Syrian civil war, hundreds of thousands of refugees fled to Jordan. …”
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Politik Minyak dalam Konflik Suriah by Tia Mariatul Kibtiah

“…In addition, the presence of foreign fighters in Syrian civil war have fueled the conflict and affected the stability of the region. …”
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Civil War Secularity Talk by Stacey Gutkowski

“…In comparing patterns of secularity talk among non-elites found in oral history sources from the Syrian civil war and the Northern Irish Troubles, this article contributes to the recent peace turn in the religion-and-conflict literature. …”
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The Issues of Refugee Integration in the European Civil Society Discourse by Gagik Tumanyan

“… In recent years on the background of Syrian civil war, an increasing flow of refugees to European countries was observed. …”
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The Social Effects of War Photographs by Gökhan DEMİREL, Güliz ULUÇ

“…In this study, the context of the photographs of the war, examined in sample of photograph of Aylan Kurdi, which became the “icon” of immigration due to Syrian civil war and war it relates to and it is studied to understand how it is assessed and understood considering the environment and conditions on the date the photo was taken, existing values, beliefs and things happened in the world in that time, from a critical point of view.…”
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Beyond towards The Stranger by Kevin Nobel Kurniawan

“…The previous 2015 Western Europe immigration crisis due to the Syrian civil war has invited xenophobic responses towards immigrants, inevitably resulting in the socio-political impact of Brexit in 2020. …”
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The Border Harms of Human Displacement: Harsh Landscapes and Human Rights Violations by Suzan Ilcan

“…Building on the work of critical migration and border studies, particularly the scholarship on the suffering of displaced people through border-related violence, the article focuses on bordering practices and human rights violations relating to the Syrian civil war. It advances the argument that during peoples’ fragmented journeys to seek safety and protection within and outside of Syria, which are often punctuated by stops and starts, they encounter one or more of three kinds of bordering practices—hardening of borders, expansion of borders, and pushbacks—that can injure them and violate international human rights and often the principle of non-refoulement. …”
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Unravelling A Myth: Emergence of The Myth of Female Kurdish Fighters in Social Media by İbrahim Efe

“…The basic tenets of Edward Said’s thesis remain relevant in orientalist and gendered representations of the actors involved in Syrian civil war, and therefore the study uses orientalism as an analytical tool to critically engage with dominant western depictions of female Kurdish fighters. …”
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