The Syrian War: Religious & Political Representations
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Dec 1, 2014
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Contemporary Syria, Politics, Political economy, International relations, Middle East, Alawite, Sunni, Social Media
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The analysis of the social media content of: Syrian & foreign - opposition & loyalist - official & informal will allow us to understand the extent to which political claims can (or cannot) overlook religious antagonisms. Indeed, the intensity of sectrian content rapidly increased as a direct response to the level of brutality used by both sides.
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