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Abstract This article conceptualises tourism in post-2021 Afghanistan as a technology of authoritarian governance embedded in longer histories of state-managed mobility and selective openness.
Members of the Free Syrian Army chant as one of them plays the guitar near Nairab military airport in Aleppo Feb. 26, 2013. (photo by REUTERS/Hamid Khatib) Once upon a peacetime Syria, listening to Fairouz was an indispensable ritual on sleepy weekday mornings. Emotional songs extolling an idealized country life, love and patriotism flowed from radios, offering temporary mental respite from the problems of day.
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