“Escape from Syria”, a suggestive title, apparently as a warning or a description of what millions of people have begun to do as the revolution became the first civil war, then war by proxy between Saudis and Iranians, and finally the carnage in which Daesh imposes its law. In reality the admonition that this work wants to give to a distracted public, afraid and tired of Syria is exactly the opposite: woe to think that they can escape the reflection that the Syrian events impose.
Vittorio Emanuele Parsi
Director ASERI – Postgraduate School of Economics and International Relations (Catholic University of Milan)
Read and download the Dossier No. 3 (2015) clicking here
CONTENTS:
- Vittorio Emanuele Parsi, Introduction (p. 2)
- Michela Mercuri, A Road Map for Syria Unresolved Issues and (Legitimate) Concerns for the Future (p. 4)
- Francesco Angelone, Syria: in the Middle of an Energy Game (p. 19)
- Federica Fanuli, The three main terrorist organizations in Syria (p. 28)
- Pilar Buzzetti, Different Military Strategies, same targets (p. 43)
- Cristina Casabón, The paradox of the Syrian conflict and its politics (p. 60)
- Beatriz Yubero Parro, Refugee crisis: Beyond the borders (p. 71)
- About the Authors (p. 84)
