Syrian Revolution
The Syrian Revolution: An Annotated Bibliography
Abouzeid, Rania. “Scenes From A Revolution.” Time 178.8 (2011): 40-43. Academic Search Premier. Web. 3 Apr. 2012. Rania Abouzeid is a reporter for TIME magazine who is based in Lebanon. Most of her research is spent on the happenings in the Middle East such as her lengthy reteach on the Arab Spring. “Scenes From A Revolution” is a very descriptive account of a particular demonstration in Syria. This article focuses on creating a relationship between available statistics and personal accounts gathered by Middle Eastern citizens living through the revolution. This article does not focus on vague ideals; rather, it focuses on specifics, enticing those who are educated on the subject of the Syrian Revolution. It allowed me to approach this area of research on a more personal account.
Baker, Aryn, Lebanon Buqaya, and Rami Aysha. “Deepening Divide.” Time 177.24 (2011):
24. TOPICsearch. Web 3 Apr. 2012.
Aryn Baker is the Middle East Bureau chief for TIME Magazine. She covers politics, society, religion and Arab Uprisings across the region. She also covers news in both Pakistan and Afghanistan for which her work earned her the title of Bureau Chief in 2006. This article addresses possible effects of the Syrian Regime. This piece discusses the Assad Regime in great detail. The setting of this article was based in the once serene town of Aarida. Baker magnifies the heartache of the women in this city as they fight Syrian Security for attacking their husbands and sons while protesting. She then steps back from modern day Arab riots in Syria and takes a glance into the future. Baker discusses the possibilities of what could happen if the Syrian government was to shatter. This article was very helpful because it offered detailed accounts of riots in the modern scope but then also provided analysis for a broader scope.
Bell, Curtis. “Buying Support And Buying Time: The Effect of Regime Consolidation On
Public Goods
Abouzeid, Rania. “Scenes From A Revolution.” Time 178.8 (2011): 40-43. Academic Search Premier. Web. 3 Apr. 2012. Rania Abouzeid is a reporter for TIME magazine who is based in Lebanon. Most of her research is spent on the happenings in the Middle East such as her lengthy reteach on the Arab Spring. “Scenes From A Revolution” is a very descriptive account of a particular demonstration in Syria. This article focuses on creating a relationship between available statistics and personal accounts gathered by Middle Eastern citizens living through the revolution. This article does not focus on vague ideals; rather, it focuses on specifics, enticing those who are educated on the subject of the Syrian Revolution. It allowed me to approach this area of research on a more personal account.
Baker, Aryn, Lebanon Buqaya, and Rami Aysha. “Deepening Divide.” Time 177.24 (2011):
24. TOPICsearch. Web 3 Apr. 2012.
Aryn Baker is the Middle East Bureau chief for TIME Magazine. She covers politics, society, religion and Arab Uprisings across the region. She also covers news in both Pakistan and Afghanistan for which her work earned her the title of Bureau Chief in 2006. This article addresses possible effects of the Syrian Regime. This piece discusses the Assad Regime in great detail. The setting of this article was based in the once serene town of Aarida. Baker magnifies the heartache of the women in this city as they fight Syrian Security for attacking their husbands and sons while protesting. She then steps back from modern day Arab riots in Syria and takes a glance into the future. Baker discusses the possibilities of what could happen if the Syrian government was to shatter. This article was very helpful because it offered detailed accounts of riots in the modern scope but then also provided analysis for a broader scope.
Bell, Curtis. “Buying Support And Buying Time: The Effect of Regime Consolidation On
Public Goods
Bibliography: Abouzeid, Rania. “Scenes From A Revolution.” Time 178.8 (2011): 40-43. Academic Search Premier. Web. 3 Apr. 2012. Baker, Aryn, Lebanon Buqaya, and Rami Aysha. “Deepening Divide.” Time 177.24 (2011): 24 Bell, Curtis. “Buying Support And Buying Time: The Effect of Regime Consolidation On Public Goods Provision.” International Studies Quarterly 55.3 (2011): 625-646. Academic Search Premier. Web. 4 Apr. 2012. Journal Of International Affairs 65.1 (2011): 1-13. Academic Search Premier. Web. 4 Apr 2000-2007 Pearson Education, publishing as Infoplease. 09 Apr. 2012 http://www.infoplease.com/ce6/world/A0861413.html. Premier. Web. 3 Apr. 2012. http://search.ebscohost.com/login.aspx.direct=truedb The Buisness Source Premiere is the industrys most popular business research database “The Long Road To Damascus. (Cover Story).” Economist 402.8771 (2012): 25 MAS Ultra- School Edition News Network, 4 Apr. 2012. Web. 4 Apr. 2012. <http://www.cnn.com//////homs-profile/.html>. Plus. Web. 12 Apr. 2012. Web. 12 Apr. 2012. The MAS Ultra- School Edition is a database designed specifically for high school libraries