Rachid and Khalil had met near the town of Jbeil, about one hour north of Beirut, during the
summer 1994, a time when the Lebanese rediscovered their country after almost twenty …

2 INTRODUCTION clergy,” 2 his remark, combined with other reflections, marked a profound
shift. Orientalism had received a slap in the face from Edward Said. The substance of Said's …

Lebanon hosts the largest refugee population per capita in the world. It has accepted more
than a million Syrian refugees since the start of the Syrian crisis in 2011, even though it is …

Living in Refuge is a unique dense socio-historical portrait of two Palestinian refugee camps
in Lebanon for which there is almost no recorded literature and that have changed greatly …

Tripoli, Lebanon's' Sunni City'is often presented as an Islamist or even Jihadi city. However,
this misleading label conceals a much deeper history of resistance and collaboration with …

Much of the literature covering forced population displacement has neglected spatial
implications, dealing with place as mere context. Building on a case study of the city of …

1 En avril 2015, la photographe Myriam Boulos présente à Beyrouth la série Nightshift,
regroupant les clichés de jeunes noctambules qui boivent, dansent et font la fête sur le toit …

Uneven democratization is a common yet poorly understood legacy of civil war. In the
aftermath of the Lebanese Civil War (1975–1990), wartime processes of displacement …

The main goal of this paper is to present the recent developments in the construction of an
interregional input-output matrix for Lebanon (IIOM-LIBAN), in the context of the …

A principal tese deste artigo é que o que explica a chamada Primavera Árabe não é
especialmente o contexto político das últimas décadas, mas sim, o contexto histórico mais …