Minorities and Governance in Post-Assad Syria

This chapter analyzes the precarious position of minority groups like Alawites and Christians in the evolving political landscape of Syria. It discusses the implications of regime policies and the potential for violence, as well as the regional geopolitical dynamics that could influence future governance models. Attention is given to the complexities of jihadist movements and the necessity for pragmatic solutions to prevent civil conflict.

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