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Interactive Dashboard of Individuals Targeted by US and EU Syria Sanctions

(Research Tool), Dr Karam Shaar and Ammar al-Nakeeb, 01 Mar 2022

This interactive research tool summarizes everything you need to know about individuals targeted by US and EU sanctions within Syria programs. It makes it easier to find the official information relating to each individual, such as the reason for targeting, age, and country of birth. Dr Karam Shaar and Ammar al-Nakeeb have added other variables useful for analytical purposes, such as association with the army or security apparatus, ethnicity, religion, occupation, and country of residence.

Interactive Dashboard of Individuals Targeted by US and EU Syria Sanctions

Visualizing Syria’s 2020, 2021, and 2022 Budgets

Operations and Policy Center (Research Tool), Dr Karam Shaar, 17 Jan 2022

OPC has obtained a line-by-line breakdown of the 2020, 2021, 2022 budgets. To make a more digestible and useful research tool, OPC has visualized the data in an interactive dashboard.

Visualizing Syria’s 2020, 2021, and 2022 Budgets

Visualizing Syria’s Merchandise Trade 2010-2019

Operations and Policy Center (Research Tool), Dr Karam Shaar,19 Aug 2021

Every year, the Syrian Government releases merchandise trade data broken down, destination or country of origin, value, quantity, and commodity type, making it a valuable resource for analysts. This research tool pulls the scattered data together for easier access.

Visualizing Syria’s Merchandise Trade 2010-2019

The Kin Who Count: Mapping Raqqa’s Tribal Topology

Middle East Institute and Operations and Policy Center (joint publication)

(Research Tool), Dr Karam Shaar, Haian Dukhan and Ammar al-Hamad, 24 Mar 2021

Previous analyses have often misunderstood the intricate tribal structures in Syria, drawing false links between tribalism and terrorism. This interactive research tool, co-published by the Middles East Institute and the Operations and Policy Center, aims to shed light on the tribal structure in ar-Raqqah governorate, making it accessible to anyone interested in understanding the current state of affairs there.

The Kin Who Count: Mapping Raqqa’s Tribal Topology
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