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  • Lebanese University Students’ Perceptions of Ethnic, National, and Linguistic Identity and Their Preferences for Foreign Language Learning in Lebanon 
    Diab, Rula (2015-12-08)
    The purpose of this study was to investigate Lebanese university students’ perceptions of their ethnic, national, and linguistic identity and their preferences for choice of first foreign language (FL) and medium of ...
  • Lebanese Women and Literature 
    Aghacy, Samira (2016-11-15)
    Since we are dealing with texts written by women, the question that comes to mind is whether or not there is a unique or particular way in which women inscribe representation. My examination of texts written by women as ...
  • Lebanese Women's Fiction 
    Aghacy, Samira (2015-12-10)
    This study undertakes an examination of Lebanese women's fiction over the past forty years or so. For many women, the urban environment is an escape from the restrictive traditional community that is closely aligned with ...
  • The Lebanese Youth’s Perception of Palestinian Refugees in Lebanon 
    Ali, Ameena (2020-09-22)
    After the Israeli occupation in 1948, Palestinians found refuge in Lebanon. They have been denied basic human rights because of Lebanese government’s opposition to their permanent residency. A lot of factors such as how ...
  • Lebanon 1996 
    Deeb, Mary; Naufal, Hala (2016-11-23)
  • Lebanon against the Backdrop of the 2011 Arab Uprisings 
    Fakhoury, Tamirace (2016-03-22)
    Lebanon, one of the most highly politicized and divided societies in the Middle East, has watched the 2011 Arab Uprising nervously. Yet its own intricate legacy cross-communal compromise and the porous nature of its society ...
  • Lebanon and refugees between laws and reality. (c2014) 
    El Helou, Hala A. (Lebanese American University, 2016-05-06)
    The Republic of Lebanon is, by its own terms, not a country of asylum and therefore not a final destination for refugees. However, it has been a host country for them for a long time. Moving from the premise that this ...
  • Lebanon and the Arab Uprisings 
    Felsch, Maximilian; Wahlisch, Martin (Routledge, 2018-08-06)
  • Lebanon and the International Monetary Fund bailout 
    Albitar, Rim (2021-05-02)
    Lebanon is today suffering from a complex and unprecedented crisis at various interconnected levels. A combination of an economic, financial, political and health crises together with the deadly blast in August 2020 has ...
  • Lebanon during the catastrophe 
    Fadlallah, Najat; Maamari, Julian; Hani, Abeer (2023-11-27)
    After several chaotic cycles of resuscitation attempts, the twenty-something-year-old woman was pronounced dead. This was less than half an hour after a massive blast shook the heart of Beirut, Lebanon on the eve of August ...
  • Lebanon in the 1990s 
    Malik, Habib C. (2016-04-21)
  • Lebanon on the pulse of e-mobility 
    Unknown author (2018-10-29)
    As part of the MOBILITY NEXT series, the School of Engineering is hosting a consultation session titled: “Lebanon on the Pulse of e-Mobility”. This session is being held in advance of the e-Mobility Conference and ...
  • Lebanon's experience in surveillance of communicable diseases during a mass gathering 
    Khoury, Alfred; Haddad, Nadine; Ammar, Walid; Cox, Alex; Ghosn, Nada (2019-05-07)
    In 2009, Lebanon hosted the 6th Francophone Games. Pandemic A[‎H1N1]‎2009 virus presented significant health threat at the time. A surveillance strategy was implemented for the timely detection and management of epidemiological ...
  • Lebanon's financial crisis and the International Monetary Fund 
    Hamadeh, Hawraa (Lebanese American University, 2022-05-26)
    This study addresses the reasons behind the failure of the Hassan Diab Government in Lebanon (January 2020-September 2021) to present a comprehensive and credible package of reforms to the International Monetary Fund (IMF). ...
  • Lebanon's Foreign Trade Relations in the Postwar Era 
    Baroudi, Sami E. (2015-10-26)
  • Lebanon's perilous balancing act 
    Fakhoury, Tamirace (2018-08-07)
    Comprised of eighteen officially recognized ethno-sectarian communities, Lebanon is a striking example of a state that is deeply divided yet has a consensus-oriented government. While the ripple effects of the Arab Spring ...
  • Lebanon's Political Economy of Informality: Elites, Citizens and the State Shape Money(s) during the Sovereign Debt Crisis 
    Helou, Joseph P. (Nova Science Publishers, 2024-04-25)
    This chapter contributes to the literature on divided societies by examining why Lebanon’s sovereign debt crisis of 2020, with a sectarian political order, elite power sharing arrangements and fragmented state institutions ...
  • Lebanon. (c1997) 
    Khatib, Fadi Nabil (2011-01-07)
    The following research project is intended to evaluate the prospects of the Lebanese capital market playing a role on a regional level. The analysis is based on many research papers done by leading international investment ...
  • Lebanon’s greening imagination 
    Marroum, Marianne (2018-05-03)
    This paper examines the narratives of a group of Lebanese authors and artists on nature in Lebanon, collected in an anthology entitled The Lost Space: The Views of Lebanese Authors and Artists on Nature (2009) published ...
  • Lebanon’s versatile nationalism 
    Fakhoury, Tamirace (2018-08-08)
    The paper tackles the different interpretations of Lebanon's multi-faceted nationalism in a theoretical perspective, then analyses the dynamics of the emergent Lebanese national ethos after the 2005 Independence Intifada. ...