The Syrian Economic Reconstruction Project run by the Carnegie Middle East Center in 2013–2014 sought to draw on past experience to anticipate and help map the social, political, and institutional dynamics that will be generated when postconflict reconstruction begins in Syria—and that will profoundly shape the country.
Over twenty Syrian economists, business analysts, and finance sector practitioners took part in a series of brainstorming sessions or contributed discussion papers, some of which are posted here.