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Vejas Liulevicius is a professor of history and director of the Center of the Study of War at the University of Tennessee Knoxville.
Follow via RSSThe following is an excerpt from a piece in Foreign Affairs entitled “Fact-Finding in Syria: How to Gather Intelligence in a War Zone.” In the magazine’s May 2 issue, writer Vejas Liulevicius discusses the difficulties of gathering hard evidence in a country so profoundly closed off from the outside world. .
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