Hamas’ and Hezbollah’s sense of interconnectedness before and since the Syrian War: succumbing to sectarianism or unity in resistance?

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Hulst, Lisa van der (2015)

Hamas’ and Hezbollah’s sense of interconnectedness before and since the Syrian War: succumbing to sectarianism or unity in resistance?

Master thesis | International Relations (MA)

In this thesis the connectedness of Hamas and Hezbollah before and especially since the Syrian War is analyzed. In order to generate an insider perspective, a discourse analysis of publications on the two movements' official websites was carried out.

Author: Hulst, Lisa van der

Faculty: Faculty of Humanities

Specialisation: International Studies

Supervisors: Berger, Maurits S.

ECTS Credits: 10

Language: en

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Hamas’ and Hezbollah’s sense of interconnectedness before and since the Syrian War: succumbing to sectarianism or unity in resistance?