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  • The impact of stigma on self-esteem, psychological distress and help-seeking among young adults with mental disorders in Lebanon 
    Younis, Chloe Joy; Jaber, Jad (2023-05-21)
    Background/Objective: Mental illness is a common and often stigmatized condition that affects individuals of all ages, including young adults. Stigma around mental illness refers to the negative attitudes and beliefs that ...
  • Implementing Play in Early Childhood Curricula 
    Anouti, Yasmina; Bioglou, Aya (2021-05-13)
    This research paper aims to explore how play is integrated in different early childhood curricula in diverse international settings. We aim to examine the notion of implementing play in the early year’s curricula. We seek ...
  • The importance of forensic auditing in Lebanon 
    Wakim, Aya-Maria (2021-05-24)
    After decades entrenched in corruption, it was time to try and put a halt to it. After the request and withdraw of the consulting Firm, Alvarez and Marsal, to Lebanon, many questions have been raised by the people, most ...
  • The Importance of implementing inclusion systems in Lebanon 
    El Chami, Dima; Al Ayache, Yara (2023-05-17)
    This capstone is a communications campaign that raises awareness on the importance of implementing inclusive systems in Lebanon's educational system. It also suggests specific strategies schools can include in their ...
  • The importance of revolutions: the case of Lebanon in the 2019 October Revolution 
    Khederlarian, Elodie (2022-12-06)
    Due to corruption, sectarianism, state negligence, lack of basic public services, lack of transparency and accountability, economic collapse, and many other issues that increased the discontent of the population daily, ...
  • Inclusion and Early Childhood Education 
    Mozanar, Rene; Nesser, Zahraa (2021-05-15)
    The early years of a child’s life are critical to their future success and happiness. Many have heard of someone that has a special need, whether it’s a visible or an invisible disability. But we as researchers had never ...
  • Inequities of Asylum Seekers 
    Kibreet, Reem; Mazloum, Samira (2021-06-14)
    Over the last decade, Lebanon and surrounding countries have witnessed the influx of Syrian refugees fleeing from the war in their country. Since the start of the war in 2013, and up until recent years, these host countries ...
  • The Kafala System: A Replica of Lebanon's Violent Sectarian System? 
    Pamaranglas, Macy Janine (2021-05-11)
    Although the relation between the sectarian system and the kafala system is not always made, this study will allow us to understand how the violence of the kafala system against women replicates that of the sectarian system. ...
  • Laws imposed on Palestinian refugees in Jordan and Lebanon 
    El Sharabaty, Dalia (2021-05-20)
    In international law, Palestinian refugees are regarded as stateless. This allows the countries hosting them to be discrete in the way they treat them. In Lebanon, Palestinian refugees are treated like “temporary guests”; ...
  • Learned helplessness and hopelessness following the Beirut Blast 
    Sharanek, Sarah (2020-12-21)
    The Beirut port explosion that took place on August 4th 2020 was one of the biggest explosions in history. It was a very traumatic event for the people who experienced it and lived through it. The proposed study is designed ...
  • Lebanese Educational System: An Impairment 
    Khafaja, Nour; Zoghby, Kinda; Barakat, Jana (2020-09-22)
    The main purpose of this project is to shed light on the problems of the Lebanese curriculum, which affect the learning process in public and private schools, specifically when it comes to online learning and special ...
  • 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 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 ...
  • Limitations of The UN Charter; from a liberal institutionalist lens 
    Kozhaya, Anhal (2023-05-17)
    Wars, invasions, and other diplomatic and political conflicts are recurrent phenomena in today’s world. Since the formation of the UN on October 24, 1945, nations are still defying international law, international agreements ...
  • Market Study on E-Laundry Services in Lebanon 
    Abdel Nour, Corinne (2021-02-23)
    This audience research aimed to collect consumer data in order to understand whether launching a Lebanese online laundry application is feasible, and the type of demand for it in the market. A survey methodology using ...
  • Mathematical and numerical simulations of the Lotka-Volterra Equations 
    Hilal, Nour (2022-12-15)
    In this study, we perform several Mathematical and numerical simulations of the classic Lotka-Volterra equations and their extensions. We first study the classic Lotka Volterra equations in the context of a two species ...
  • Media use for coping with anxiety during the COVID-19 confinement. 
    Zein, Sara (2021-05-09)
    Following the COVID-19 pandemic and the subsequent lockdowns, media platforms have seen a huge surge of users for several different reasons. This study aims to examine how coping through different types of media could ...
  • Military Conscription & its Role in Nation-Building 
    Nasr, Nina (2021-06-12)
    Established for the purpose of obtaining and protecting territory and resources, the military has played and continued to play a significant role in state formation and building. Consequently, the state’s intertwined ...
  • Nutrition and lifestyle knowledge, compliance and practices among Lebanese hemodialysis patients 
    Tashani, Hadeel; Hleihel, Siham (2021-08-06)
    Background: CKD is a prevalent non-communicable disease in the world and the Arab region including Lebanon and it can be advanced to ESRD which necessitates either dialysis or kidney transplant. Nutrition plays an essential ...
  • Ottoman Revival: Explaining the Turkish Intervention in Libya 
    Haidar, Rawan (2021-05-17)
    On the 5th of January 2020, the first Turkish troops reached Tripoli beginning the Turkish military intervention in the war-torn country. Libya has been enduring a bloody civil war for over 10 years, failing to reach a ...

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