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Syria’s return dilemma: What will durable solutions really take?

Dec 1, 2025 | Durable Disillusionment: (Ir)Relevance of Solutions in Protracted Crises | 0 comments

Blog post by Lauren McCarthy and Thaer Allaw 

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Bird’s Eye View Politics and the Invisibilization of Syrian Refugee Realities

Sep 30, 2025 | Durable Disillusionment: (Ir)Relevance of Solutions in Protracted Crises | 0 comments

Blog post by Marwan Issa

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Durable Solutions in the Digital Age: Decentralised Finance, Cryptocurrency, and the Future of Return in Syria

Jul 9, 2025 | Durable Disillusionment: (Ir)Relevance of Solutions in Protracted Crises | 4 comments

Blog Post by Rebecca Thompson*

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Durable Disillusionment: (Ir)Relevance of Solutions in Protracted Crises

Jul 8, 2025 | Durable Disillusionment: (Ir)Relevance of Solutions in Protracted Crises | 0 comments

Blog Post by Shaddin Almasri, Jasmin Lilian Diab, and Nicholas Maple.* A Blog Series on the Availability of Durable Solutions for Syrian Refugees.

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