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    Cover for The Salience of Sectarianism: Making Sect Stick in Syria and Iraq

    The Salience of Sectarianism: Making Sect Stick in Syria and Iraq 

    Browne, Craig McCrea (Georgetown University, 2015)
    How did a call for peaceful protests citing political and socio-economic grievances come to be overshadowed by brutal sectarian violence? This thesis uses process tracing to argue that the increased sectarianization of the ...

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    Browne, Craig McCrea (1)
    SubjectEthnic Conflict (1)Middle East (1)
    Political Science (1)
    Politics (1)Process Tracing (1)... View MoreDate created
    2015 (1)
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