Publication

This paper encompasses a psychological analysis of the British-Syrian relationship according to interviews held with 49 people including diplomats, politicians, journalists, businessmen, intelligence and military professionals, religious leaders, academics, expatriates, NGO workers and members of the public. The analysis is structured from a British perspective and considers how the UK can better relate to Syria. The report's contents reflect the analysis and conclusions of the author and not those of the British or Syrian governments, or any of the individuals interviewed.