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1.
Maria Josua, “What drives diffusion? Anti-terrorism legislation in the Arab Middle East and North Africa,” Journal of Global Security Studies 6.3 (2021), p. 7–8, 13.
2.
Ibid., p. 5–6.
3.
Ibid., p. 10.
4.
Ibid
5.
Sea Lee, “How Bashar al-Asad Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the ‘War on Terror’,” International Studies Quarterly 68 (2024).
6.
Ibid., 3–4.
7.
Agneta Kallström et al., ”Caught in the crossfire: health care workers’ experiences of violence in Syria,” Medicine, Conflict and Survival 37.1 (2021)
8.
Physicians for Human Rights “Medical Personnel Are Targeted in Syria,” 2013.
9.
Agneta Kallström et al., ”Caught in the crossfire”.
10.
Tiina Hyyppä, “Council in War: Civilocracy, Order and Local Organisation in Daraya during the Syrian War,” Small Wars & Insurgencies 34.1 (2023).
11.
Agneta Kallström et al., ”Caught in the crossfire”.
12.
Agneta Kallström et al., ”I had to leave”
13.
Marika Sosnowski, ”Fear and Violence, Loyalty and Treason: Settlement of Status in Syria,” International Studies Quarterly 67 (2022).
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