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Rebuilding Syria After The War: Lessons From The German Model (WWII)

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  • Mansour, Sameh Shaaban

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While the Syrian war is entering its seventh year, the situation is getting worse day after day. It has drifted from civil war to a global conflict, with many challenges and obstacles. An interview and discussion about the rebuilding plans in Syria, also relevant data were extracted from eligible research. The Syrian economy and social life faced a considerable fall. The interviewee suggested that the Marshall Plan would be the proposed plan for the reconstruction of Syria.

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  • Mansour, Sameh Shaaban, 2018. "Rebuilding Syria After The War: Lessons From The German Model (WWII)," SocArXiv 8xw6t, Center for Open Science.
    • Handle: RePEc:osf:socarx:8xw6t
    DOI: 10.31219/osf.io/8xw6t
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