REPORT: Social Networks, Class, and the Syrian Proxy War
Jeremy Hodge, Anand Gopal Jeremy Hodge, Anand Gopal

REPORT: Social Networks, Class, and the Syrian Proxy War

The Syrian conflict began in 2011 as a mass uprising, with protesters gathering in one small town after the next to demand the end of a 40-year dictatorship. It quickly morphed into a complex, multi-sided war. By 2014, the conflict was simultaneously a revolution, a civil war, and a proxy war involving nearly a dozen countries…

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