Essays on Syrian Civil War

On March 15th, 2011, the Syrian Civil war began when pro-democratic protests erupted throughout Syria. These protests were designed to take down President of Syria Bashar al-Assad. Since then, countries have brutally suffered, families have been torn apart, and hundreds of thousands of deaths lay untouched. Syrian civilians have turned into refugees spread across Turkey, Lebanon, Jordan, Egypt, and Iraq. More than 5.6 million Syrians have fled the country as refugees and another 6.2 million still stand in Syria. The…...

This paper highlights the misfortunes of Syrian Civil War. The mishaps of Syrian crisis led by Bashar Al Assad and the misleading’s of USA in Syrian crisis can be best explained by looking through the lens of realism and constructivism theories. To my best knowledge, Constructivism explains the catastrophe that we call the Syrian crisis and USA’s falter at intervening it. When we talk about realism, we talk about a state whose primary motto is to secure his own territory…...

War is the horrible, the most cruel activity of man. It is nothing but mass murder. The evolution of human society towards something better has always been under wars. Millions of dollars are spend every year for deadly weapons of war. Human nature hates cruelty although some people believe that humans must shed blood to satisfy their blood thirsty nature. But is it so the case? Wars have been fought for a lot of reasons. But the Syrian one is…...

Constructivism is a normative global relations theory that looks for to understand the value of society's actions and theorize its meaning (Adler, 1997, pp. 319-320). According to constructivism, any actor can have xan company in international relations such as states, institutions and individuals and is different to realism and liberalism where instead of the presumption that states are self-centered and logical, it accepts that these actor's interests and rationality are socially built and are constitutive of and by its identity…...