Radwan Ziadeh is a senior fellow at the Arab Center, Washington D.C.

Accountability in Syria explores crimes against humanity committed during the Syria civil war and examines the ways Syrians might seek justice. These include recourse through the international system and a proposed new “hybrid court system.” The volume contains important testimony that deserves to be read, with contributions from senior Syrian opponents to the Assad regime as well as international journalists and researchers, providing a comparative perspective.

• Chapter One: Transition, Justice and Accountability in SyriaRadwan ZiadehChapter Two: Demographic Engineering in SyriaRadwan ZiadehChapter Three: Forced Evacuations In the Syrian ContextDavid M. CraneChapter Four: Stories from the Hill: Sarajevo and DarayaJanine di Giovanni with Sophia SlaterChapter Five: Syria’s Green Buses, “Evacuation Deals,” and Forced DisplacementMai El-SadanyChapter Six: The False Allure of Syrian ‘Local Ceasefires’Mohammed Alaa GhanemChapter Seven: The Promises and Pitfalls of Data Analysis for Accountability and JusticeMegan Price and Anita Gohdes

Radwan Ziadeh is a senior fellow at the Arab Center, Washington D.C.

Accountability in Syria explores crimes against humanity committed during the Syria civil war and examines the ways Syrians might seek justice. These include recourse through the international system and a proposed new “hybrid court system.” The volume contains important testimony that deserves to be read, with contributions from senior Syrian opponents to the Assad regime as well as international journalists and researchers, providing a comparative perspective.

• Chapter One: Transition, Justice and Accountability in SyriaRadwan ZiadehChapter Two: Demographic Engineering in SyriaRadwan ZiadehChapter Three: Forced Evacuations In the Syrian ContextDavid M. CraneChapter Four: Stories from the Hill: Sarajevo and DarayaJanine di Giovanni with Sophia SlaterChapter Five: Syria’s Green Buses, “Evacuation Deals,” and Forced DisplacementMai El-SadanyChapter Six: The False Allure of Syrian ‘Local Ceasefires’Mohammed Alaa GhanemChapter Seven: The Promises and Pitfalls of Data Analysis for Accountability and JusticeMegan Price and Anita Gohdes

Radwan Ziadeh is a senior fellow at the Arab Center, Washington D.C.

Accountability in Syria explores crimes against humanity committed during the Syria civil war and examines the ways Syrians might seek justice. These include recourse through the international system and a proposed new “hybrid court system.” The volume contains important testimony that deserves to be read, with contributions from senior Syrian opponents to the Assad regime as well as international journalists and researchers, providing a comparative perspective.

• Chapter One: Transition, Justice and Accountability in SyriaRadwan ZiadehChapter Two: Demographic Engineering in SyriaRadwan ZiadehChapter Three: Forced Evacuations In the Syrian ContextDavid M. CraneChapter Four: Stories from the Hill: Sarajevo and DarayaJanine di Giovanni with Sophia SlaterChapter Five: Syria’s Green Buses, “Evacuation Deals,” and Forced DisplacementMai El-SadanyChapter Six: The False Allure of Syrian ‘Local Ceasefires’Mohammed Alaa GhanemChapter Seven: The Promises and Pitfalls of Data Analysis for Accountability and JusticeMegan Price and Anita Gohdes