Essays on Syrian Civil War

A civil war is defined as a conflict between a non-state actor(s) and a state actor residing within the state’s territory. In civil wars, insurgents seek different objectives ranging from territorial succession to control of the central government. Insurgents emerge as opponents from outside the…

Imagine going through a tragic disaster such as a war and thousands of lives and seeds being destroyed. This is the story of Aleppo, Syria. With the Syrian war having occurred not only did thousands of citizens lose lives but additionally a famous seed bank…

Liberalism best explains America’s involvement in the Syrian Civil War because of the emphasis on the individual’s goodness, trusting institutions, and the support of allies. This theory’s core belief is humans are usually good and society can change for the better (Mingst 83). A key…

Introduction The expansion of media over the last two decades, including a rapidly increasing array of international news channels, has irreversibly created a fragmented global media system, in which multiple actors play their role in weakening each other and further their agenda of interests to…

The trend of dictatorships being toppled in the Arab region, otherwise known as the Arab Spring, prompted a civil war in Syria. In 2011, a group of young students who had been arrested and tortured intensified the anger of the Syrians that brought demonstrations to…

Complications of the Syrian Civil War: A Humanitarian Crisis Right now, in November of 2015, the media talks a lot about Syria. And not just the media, but politicians also take part in the discussion. They talk about what the U.S. is doing with their…

The Syrian civil war has created millions of refugees and the question of what to do with them (whether to allow refugees into the U.S. refugees has sparked contentious debate in America. One side believes that Americans have a moral obligation to help the refugees,…

The Syrian civil war is an ongoing conflict that has been taking place for four years now, and as of today, shows no signs of coming to an end any time soon. It is an extremely complicated conflict that started in 2011, rising out of…

Syria officially known as the Syrian Arab Republic, is a country in Western Asia, bordering Lebanon and the Mediterranean Sea to the west, Turkey to the north, Iraq to the east, Jordan to the south, and Israel to the southwest. Syria’s capital and largest city…

For so long as the world continues to spin on its axis, human suffering is inevitable at the hands of its own people, one moral crisis after another, the lessons of history have taught nothing if not the extent of human cruelty capable against our…