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Institut français du Proche-Orient, AmmanSyria TodaySocial, Political and Economic ChangesAt the Interface between National Territory and Migratory SpacesInternational Scientific Symposium29 &#38; 30th September 2019at the French Institute (Jabal al-Lweibdeh)Programme Sunday 29th September 20199:00-9:15Welcoming of the participants9:15-9:30Welcome Speech9:30-9:45Introduction : Valentina Napolitano, Myriam Ababsa, Jalal Al Husseini (Ifpo)9:45-10:30Keynote speech : Local and transnational reconfigurations of the Syrian society.Leïla Vignal (Rennes 2 / Oxford) 10:30-11:00Coffee break11:00-13:00Panel 1. Social TransformationsDiscutant: Jalal Al Husseini (Ifpo)11:00-11:30From the Political to the Social: The Speed and Depth of Revolutionary Transformations. Charlotte Loris-Rodionoff (University College London)11:30-12:00The Transformation of Family Sphere among Syrians in Jordan. Valentina Napolitano (Ifpo)12:00-12:30Syrians under the kafala system: anthropological perspectives on a social fragmentation foretold.Leïla Drif (EHESS)12:30-13:00Debate13:00-14:15Lunch Break14:15-17:15Panel 2. Economic Dynamics and Humanitarian Assistance in the context of uncertain reconstruction Discutant : Kamel Doraï (CNRS, Ifpo)14:15-14:45Structural, Economic and Geographic Changes of the Syrian Business Community.Pauline Khoury (Institut Français de Géopolitique)14:45-15:15The Impacts of the Syrian Government Political Economy on the Socio-economic and Societal Structures of Syria. Joseph Daher (European University Institute)15:15-15:30Coffee Break15:30-16:00Raqqa Governance and Reconstruction Challenges. Myriam Ababsa (Ifpo)16:00-16:30Long Term Migrations and Agro-pastoral Resilience: Syrian Pastoralists in Jordan.Mathilde Gingembre (Associate researcher, PASTRES project)16:30-17:15Debate18:30-19:30Public Round-TableAround the books: Chroniques de la révolution syrienne by Sana Yazigi (Creative Memory) and Syria after the Uprising by Joseph Daher (European University Institute)20:00DinnerMonday 30th September 2019 9:00-13:00Panel 3. Political Powers and Actors #SyriaDiscutant : Patrick Haenni (Centre for Humanitarian Dialogue)9:00-9:30The rise of the Islamic State post-Caliphate: how counter-insurgency governance patterns are fueling an ISIS resurgence in Deir ez Zour. Ahmad Mhidi (Centre for Humanitarian Dialogue)9:30-10:00The Return of the Security State in Assad’s Syria. Agnès Favier (European University Institute)10:00-10:30Collective Kidnappings of Minority Members in Syria: Confessional and Political Recompositions in Wartime. Anna Poujeau (EHESS)10:45-11:15Coffee Break11:15-11:45Territories of Revolt, Combat and Refuge. Geography of the Syrian Crisis in Long Term History. Matthieu Rey (IFAS-recherche/ Wits History Workshop)11:45-12:15Reconsidering Governance from Below: Experiences and Models of Autonomous Governance,Civil Society Inclusiveness and Decentralization in Conflict and Post-conflict Syria.Aurora Sottimano (Centre Syrian Studies at St Andrews University)12:15-13:00Debate13:00-14:15Lunch Break14:15-15:45Panel 4. Political Powers and Actors #Syria/regionDiscutant : Lorenzo Trombetta (journalist)14:15-14:45Institutional Production and Governances Modes of the “Kurd movement” in Syria: a Revolution within Syria Revolution ? Arthur Quesnay (Paris 1) Patrick Haenni (Centre for Humanitarian Dialogue).14:45-15:15Hezbollah’s Fighters Path in the Syrian war. Chiara Calabrese (EHESS/Cesor)15:15-15:45Political Geographies of Transitional Justice Perspectives of Syrian Refugees in Germany and Lebanon. Julie Bernath (Swiss Peace)15:45-16:15Debate16:15-16:30Coffee Break16:30-17:30Conclusion, Elizabeth Picard (CNRS)