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Santiago de Compostela, España
Durante décadas el régimen de los Asad ha extendido su dominio en las zonas periféricas del país a través de la articulación de una red de intermediarios de diferente naturaleza. Estos agentes locales eran encargados de asegurar la estabilidad y ejercer la contención de posibles sublevaciones a cambio de privilegios. La implosión de las estructuras del Estado el conflicto podría haber supuesto una oportunidad para terminar con las prácticas clientelistas del orden social preestablecido. No obstante, los resultados obtenidos en este documento demuestran no solo la supervivencia de la vieja estructura de intermediarios, sino también la emergencia de una nueva.
During decades the Asad regime has extended its domain in peripheral areas of the country through the establishment of a network of intermediaries of different origins. The mission of these local agents was to ensure the stability and to contain possible uprisings in exchange of privileges. The implosion of the state structures during the conflict could have supposed the opportunity to break with the clientelism practices of the prearranged social order. However, the results obtained in this document show how not only have the old structure of intermediaries survived, but also the emergence of a new one.
During decades the Asad regime has extended its domain in peripheral areas of the country through the establishment of a network of intermediaries of different origins. The mission of these local agents was to ensure the stability and to contain possible uprisings in exchange of privileges. The disintegration of the state structures during the conflict could have supposed the opportunity to break with the clientelism practices of the prearranged social order. However, the results obtained in this document show how not only have the old structure of intermediaries survived, but also the emergence of a new one.
