Syria: The War Within
Jun 26, 2012 - Anonymous
ISW Analyst Elizabeth O'Bagy discusses the situation in Syria with Al Jazeera.
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Syria Project
Joseph Holliday on Syria's Maturing Insurgency (CNN)
Jun 22, 2012 - Joseph Holliday
ISW's Joseph Holliday discusses the latest developments in the Syrian conflict with CNN.
Weapons and Aid Reaching Syrian Rebels Making Difference (PRI's The World)
Jun 22, 2012 - Joseph Holliday
The World's Marco Werman speaks with Joseph Hollliday of the Institute for the Study of War in Washington.
The Urban-Rural Stalemate in Syria (CBS News)
Jun 22, 2012 - Joseph Holliday
Joseph Holliday speaks with CBS Evening News on urban-rural stalemate within the Syrian conflict.
New ISW Report Examines Syria’s Maturing Insurgency
Jun 21, 2012 - Institute for t...Washington, D.C. – Fifteen months into the uprising in Syria, international leaders are still struggling to figure out how to support Syria’s evolving opposition. In his new report Senior Research Analyst Joseph Holliday suggests that external support to the insurgency could do as much harm as good if it is not directed in a way that reinforces the growth of responsible rebel organizations.
Syria's Maturing Insurgency
This report examines the increasing effectiveness of Syria’s armed opposition, explains how responsible provincial-level military structures have emerged, and considers how uncoordinated external support could compound existing fractures within the opposition.
UN Observers Enter Battered Syrian Town
Jun 14, 2012 - Voice of America - Joseph HollidaySource:
Voice of America
Date Published:
2012-06-14 00:00:00
United Nations observers arrived in the Syrian town of al-Haffeh Thursday after government forces overran the opposition enclave, while Syria's envoy to Moscow denied that Russia is supplying Syria with attack helicopters.
New ISW Report Examines Syria’s Internal Political Struggle
Jun 7, 2012 - Tricia MillerAs the international community debates how to slow the bloodshed in Syria, leaders in the Syrian government and the opposition have tried to use elections to gain popular support. Yet parliamentary elections in Syria and the presidential election at the Syrian National Council in May both led to more division. In a new backgrounder from the Institute for the Study of War, Research Analyst Elizabeth O’Bagy examines the effects of the May 2012 parliamentary elections in Syria and the power struggle within the Syrian National Council and other developing political opposition groups.
Syria's Political Struggle: Spring 2012
Jun 7, 2012 - Anonymous
President Bashar al-Assad’s regime held parliamentary elections in early May in an effort to create a narrative of democratic transition and to offer fence-sitters the belief that peaceful reform was possible.
Equipment Of The Syrian Conflict
May 23, 2012 - Joseph Holliday
This is a handbook for identifying the most common and significant weapons in Syria.