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Can Moscow 1 succeed where Geneva 1 & 2 failed?

Omar Imady Jan 27, 2015     It is now confirmed that talks will be held late this month in Moscow, first with members of the opposition, and possibly later with representatives of the Syrian regime. With Khaled Khoja,…

Response 1 – Miya Tajima-Simpson

Omar Imady Dec 11, 2014     Email: [email protected] 1 – What are the likely consequences of airstrikes against ISIS for the balance of power in Syria? Airstrikes in Syria have been carried out by the US-led…

Response 2 – Ola Rifai

Omar Imady Dec 12, 2014   Email: [email protected] 1 – What are the likely consequences of airstrikes against ISIS for the balance of power in Syria? Since the military action against ISIS in Syria is not combined…

Response 3 – Aurora Sottimano

Omar Imady Dec 13, 2014     Email: [email protected] 1 – What are the likely consequences of airstrikes against IS for the balance of power in Syria? 1 .1 Likely Repercussions of the US campaign: IS and rebel…

Response 4 – Linda Schilcher

Omar Imady Dec 14, 2014   Email: [email protected] The present boundaries were already a problem when they were imposed from outside. The 20th century was the era of nation-building, and geopolitical realities…

Response 1 – Fred H. Lawson

Omar Imady Dec 18, 2014     Email: [email protected] Territorial partition is an intuitively attractive solution to armed conflicts that polarize combatants along ethno-sectarian lines. The more intense the fighting…

Omar Imady Dec 20, 2014 Response 3 – Dawn Chatty   It’s a pleasure to share this latest contribution to our series on the partition of Syria: Dr. Dawn Chatty (University Reader in Anthropology and Forced Migration and…

Syria HRW Report (24, 1, 2011)

Omar Imady Jan 24, 2018 There was no significant change in Syrian human rights policy and practice in 2010. Authorities continued to broadly violate the civil and political rights of citi- zens, arresting political and…