After the onset of the Intra-state War in Syria, Democratic Union Party, in spite of a clash with the central government, put on a agenda that was the proxy relation with the regime against armed opposition. Democratic Union Party, on one hand, through support by the central government dominated on power vacuum areas and on the other hand, with the onset of a new round of proxy relations with the Operation Inherent Resolve Coalition, kept the party›s achievements from suppressing and suppression and containment by the central government. Therefore, on the base of the patterns regnant on the proxy relations, this question arises that what will face the fate of the Democratic Union Party›s proxy achievements in the future? It is also hypothesized that the Democratic Union Party›s proxy achievements with the coalition and Syrian government will not be sustainable due to the lack of legal legitimacy and the impact of the interests of government supporters. Therefore, in the present paper, we try to find and design the most probable scenario by using the trend analysis method. The purpose of this paper is to explore new patterns of militant group relations with governments and international institutions that may affect the sovereignty of states where militants operate within their national boundaries.
Azad, A. H., & Ebrahimifar, T. (2017). Future Studies About the Achievements of Democratic Union Party’s Proxy Relations in Syria. Political and International Approaches, 9(2), 11-37.
MLA
Amir Hamed Azad; Taahere Ebrahimifar. "Future Studies About the Achievements of Democratic Union Party’s Proxy Relations in Syria", Political and International Approaches, 9, 2, 2017, 11-37.
HARVARD
Azad, A. H., Ebrahimifar, T. (2017). 'Future Studies About the Achievements of Democratic Union Party’s Proxy Relations in Syria', Political and International Approaches, 9(2), pp. 11-37.
VANCOUVER
Azad, A. H., Ebrahimifar, T. Future Studies About the Achievements of Democratic Union Party’s Proxy Relations in Syria. Political and International Approaches, 2017; 9(2): 11-37.
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