Syrians in the Shadow of War Everyday Struggles and Survival
Simon, Alex (Hrsg.)
Syrians in the Shadow of War Everyday Struggles and Survival Edited by Alex Simon. Foreword by Matthieu Ray and Peter Harling - Cairo The American University in Cairo Press 2026 - 307 Seiten
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Note on ContributorsIntroduction: Snapshots from the Day Before Alex SimonChapter 1: Being Syrian Forced Coexistence No Damascus like Home The Generation Gap Retreat, Reconcile, Resist In Transition: Opening the FloodgatesChapter 2: Organizing in the Crevices Latakia and Tartous: Negotiation and Cooptation Informal Civic Networks Faith-based Charities Homs: Depth and Divison Raqqa and Deir Ezzor: Dependence and Precarity The Bottom-up Covid Response In Transition: Out of the ShadowsChapter 3: Engaging from Outside In Search of Entries The Lebanese Crash The Turkish Crackdown The Remittance Crunch Small-scale Investment Accountability from Abroad The Dialogue Industry In Transition: The Bumpy Road HomeChapter 4: Negotiating the State State, Regime, and Society The Undead State The Aid Lifeline Surrealist Property Laws Monopolizing Civil Documents In Transition: Reconstructing the State?Chapter 5: Serving Public Services Divided Secondary Schools Decaying Universities The Mental Health Crisis Withering Agriculture Vanishing Water Elusive Internet In Transition: Beyond CrowdfundingChapter 6: Staying in Business The Beseiged Business Class The Economic Battlefield Women to the Front Women-led Businesses In Transition: Still SurvivingConclusion: Into the Day AfterAfterword Matthieu Rey and Peter HarlingAdditional Reading
9781649035233
9781649035233 978-1-64903-523-3
Syrians in the Shadow of War Everyday Struggles and Survival Edited by Alex Simon. Foreword by Matthieu Ray and Peter Harling - Cairo The American University in Cairo Press 2026 - 307 Seiten
E-Book / Zugriff nur im Lesesaal
Note on ContributorsIntroduction: Snapshots from the Day Before Alex SimonChapter 1: Being Syrian Forced Coexistence No Damascus like Home The Generation Gap Retreat, Reconcile, Resist In Transition: Opening the FloodgatesChapter 2: Organizing in the Crevices Latakia and Tartous: Negotiation and Cooptation Informal Civic Networks Faith-based Charities Homs: Depth and Divison Raqqa and Deir Ezzor: Dependence and Precarity The Bottom-up Covid Response In Transition: Out of the ShadowsChapter 3: Engaging from Outside In Search of Entries The Lebanese Crash The Turkish Crackdown The Remittance Crunch Small-scale Investment Accountability from Abroad The Dialogue Industry In Transition: The Bumpy Road HomeChapter 4: Negotiating the State State, Regime, and Society The Undead State The Aid Lifeline Surrealist Property Laws Monopolizing Civil Documents In Transition: Reconstructing the State?Chapter 5: Serving Public Services Divided Secondary Schools Decaying Universities The Mental Health Crisis Withering Agriculture Vanishing Water Elusive Internet In Transition: Beyond CrowdfundingChapter 6: Staying in Business The Beseiged Business Class The Economic Battlefield Women to the Front Women-led Businesses In Transition: Still SurvivingConclusion: Into the Day AfterAfterword Matthieu Rey and Peter HarlingAdditional Reading
9781649035233
9781649035233 978-1-64903-523-3