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The Politics of Sectarian Insecurity: Alawite 'Asabiyya and the Rise and Decline of the Asad Dynasty of Syria

2012 doctoral thesis by Leon Goldsmith at University of Otago
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The Politics of Sectarian Insecurity: Alawite 'Asabiyya and the Rise and Decline of the Asad Dynasty of Syria

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The Politics of Sectarian Insecurity: Alawite 'Asabiyya and the Rise and Decline of the Asad Dynasty of Syria is a doctoral thesis[1].

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  • The Politics of Sectarian Insecurity: Alawite 'Asabiyya and the Rise and Decline of the Asad Dynasty of Syria authored Alawite 'Asabiyya and the Rise and Decline of the Asad Dynasty of Syria — author (P50): Leon Goldsmith[2].
  • The Politics of Sectarian Insecurity: Alawite 'Asabiyya and the Rise and Decline of the Asad Dynasty of Syria's instance of is recorded as Alawite 'Asabiyya and the Rise and Decline of the Asad Dynasty of Syria — instance of (P31): doctoral thesis[3].
  • The Politics of Sectarian Insecurity: Alawite 'Asabiyya and the Rise and Decline of the Asad Dynasty of Syria's publisher is recorded as Alawite 'Asabiyya and the Rise and Decline of the Asad Dynasty of Syria — publisher (P123): OUR Archive[4].
  • The Politics of Sectarian Insecurity: Alawite 'Asabiyya and the Rise and Decline of the Asad Dynasty of Syria's language of work or name is recorded as Alawite 'Asabiyya and the Rise and Decline of the Asad Dynasty of Syria — language of work or name (P407): English[5].
  • The Politics of Sectarian Insecurity: Alawite 'Asabiyya and the Rise and Decline of the Asad Dynasty of Syria's country of origin is recorded as Alawite 'Asabiyya and the Rise and Decline of the Asad Dynasty of Syria — country of origin (P495): New Zealand[6].
  • The Politics of Sectarian Insecurity: Alawite 'Asabiyya and the Rise and Decline of the Asad Dynasty of Syria's publication date is recorded as +2012-00-00T00:00:00Z[7].
  • The Politics of Sectarian Insecurity: Alawite 'Asabiyya and the Rise and Decline of the Asad Dynasty of Syria's work available at URL is recorded as https://ourarchive.otago.ac.nz/handle/10523/2232[8].
  • The Politics of Sectarian Insecurity: Alawite 'Asabiyya and the Rise and Decline of the Asad Dynasty of Syria's Handle ID is recorded as 10523/2232[9].
  • The Politics of Sectarian Insecurity: Alawite 'Asabiyya and the Rise and Decline of the Asad Dynasty of Syria's title is recorded as The Politics of Sectarian Insecurity: Alawite 'Asabiyya and the Rise and Decline of the Asad Dynasty of Syria[10].
  • The Politics of Sectarian Insecurity: Alawite 'Asabiyya and the Rise and Decline of the Asad Dynasty of Syria's copyright holder is recorded as Alawite 'Asabiyya and the Rise and Decline of the Asad Dynasty of Syria — copyright holder (P3931): Leon Goldsmith[11].
  • The Politics of Sectarian Insecurity: Alawite 'Asabiyya and the Rise and Decline of the Asad Dynasty of Syria's thesis submitted to is recorded as Alawite 'Asabiyya and the Rise and Decline of the Asad Dynasty of Syria — thesis submitted to (P4101): University of Otago[12].
  • The Politics of Sectarian Insecurity: Alawite 'Asabiyya and the Rise and Decline of the Asad Dynasty of Syria's on focus list of Wikimedia project is recorded as Alawite 'Asabiyya and the Rise and Decline of the Asad Dynasty of Syria — on focus list of Wikimedia project (P5008): NZThesisProject[13].
  • The Politics of Sectarian Insecurity: Alawite 'Asabiyya and the Rise and Decline of the Asad Dynasty of Syria's copyright status is recorded as Alawite 'Asabiyya and the Rise and Decline of the Asad Dynasty of Syria — copyright status (P6216): copyrighted[14].
  • The Politics of Sectarian Insecurity: Alawite 'Asabiyya and the Rise and Decline of the Asad Dynasty of Syria's thesis committee member is recorded as Alawite 'Asabiyya and the Rise and Decline of the Asad Dynasty of Syria — thesis committee member (P9161): Bill Harris[15].
  • The Politics of Sectarian Insecurity: Alawite 'Asabiyya and the Rise and Decline of the Asad Dynasty of Syria's thesis committee member is recorded as Alawite 'Asabiyya and the Rise and Decline of the Asad Dynasty of Syria — thesis committee member (P9161): Chris Rudd[16].

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The Politics of Sectarian Insecurity: Alawite 'Asabiyya and the Rise and Decline of the Asad Dynasty of Syria's instance of is recorded as Alawite 'Asabiyya and the Rise and Decline of the Asad Dynasty of Syria — instance of (P31): doctoral thesis[3].

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