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  • The Lebanese forces. (c2004) 
    Baradhi, Samir Mikhael (Lebanese American University, 2011-09-30)
    The thesis is composed of two major parts and a conclusion. The first part consists of a brief review of historical background of the Christian armed resistance since the French Mandate in Syria until the outbreak of ...
  • LEBANESE IN THE GULF STATES 
    Farhat, Tamara (Lebanese American University, 2022-07-24)
    Lebanese migration to the Gulf states is a phenomenon that passed throughout different waves starting from the era of the late years of the Ottoman Empire till the present day. It has been impacted by many socio-political ...
  • Lebanese middle school students' attitudes toward math as a subject & toward math teachers. (c2009) 
    Hamzeh, Elissar Majed (Lebanese American University, 2011-04-26)
    The purpose of this study was to examine the relationship between 71h 81h and 91h grade Lebanese students' attitudes toward mathematics as a subject matter and their attitudes toward their math teachers. Another purpose ...
  • The Lebanese orphan as a learner. (c1964) 
    Shuman, Karam (Lebanese American University, 2013-01-03)
  • Lebanese standards for software development process. (c1998) 
    Shallah, Ihab Z. (Lebanese American University, 2011-01-10)
    It is well-known that "software engineers" in Lebanon do not use standard methods. The common belief is that using standards might add to the cost of the software. This work goes against the common belief and emphasizes ...
  • Lebanese students' beliefs about learning English and French 
    Diab, R.L. (The University of Texas at Austin, 2018-09-13)
    The purpose of this study was to describe the beliefs about language learning of Lebanese English as a Foreign Language (EFL) university students, to investigate within group variation in these students'' beliefs, and to ...
  • Lebanese students' choice of foreign languages and its influence on their life. (c2008) 
    Chami, Dina Mahmoud (Lebanese American University, 2011-03-22)
    This study was designed to examine the history of foreign languages in Lebanon and its influence on students' academic, professional, and social life, and to investigate the causes of the shift from French medium schools ...
  • A Lebanese supplemental educational service provider. (c2013) 
    Ghorayeb, Cynthia (Lebanese American University, 2013-05-27)
    In recent years, there has been a call for providing at-risk students with academic support aimed to improve the learning outcomes in schools. To meet national standards, a surge of Supplemental Educational Service (SES) ...
  • Lebanese Teachers’ Perceptions of their Subjective Well-being in Times of Crisis 
    Atchan, Tala (Lebanese American University, 2022-04-29)
    Lebanese citizens in general and school teachers in particular have been experiencing intensely challenging circumstances since October 2019, including a political upheaval, an economic collapse, a global pandemic and one ...
  • 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'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). ...
  • The Left. (c2012) 
    Khayat, Karma (Lebanese American University, 2012-04-23)
    This thesis examines the path and prospects of Leftist movements in Lebanon. It points out their main successes and flaws, and examines their future possibilities. The research attempts to go beyond historical personal ...
  • Leisure time activities for teen-agers through social agencies in Beirut. (c1959) 
    Shreitah, Amal Sami (Lebanese American University, 2013-01-04)
  • Les perversions sexuelles en milieu professionnel 
    Abi-Habib, Rudy (Université Paris Diderot - Paris 7 (1970-2019), 2021-01-22)
    Les perversions sexuelles en milieu professionnel : la violence de la pulsion scopique traite du choix des professions, des structures psychiques et de la violence fondamentale. L'hypothèse part de l'idée que le choix des ...
  • Lightweight intrusion detection for mobile devices. (c2012) 
    Breidi, Fawzi (Lebanese American University, 2012-09-26)
    Current mobile devices are capable of providing connectivity anytime anywhere while supporting multitude of services and applications. This luxury of all-time connectivity makes mobile devices targets for a wide range of ...
  • Limitations of translations in teaching English to Arab students. (c1957) 
    Salib, Nuha (Lebanese American University, 2012-11-30)
  • The limits of rentierism & the GCCs' move toward "greater" liberalism. (c2016) 
    Ramadan, Meryam J. (Lebanese American University, 2016-09-26)
    With radical transformations of the political economies of the Gulf in the past decade, conventional Rentier State Theory (RTS) fails to adequately explain many of the modern aspects of the GCC’s politics. Through a ...
  • Literary women and literal causes. (c2015) 
    Kazzaz, Mona Omar (Lebanese American University, 2015-09-09)
    The analogue of land (ard) and women (aard) has always assumed different poetic and political hues. However, this analogue may often be dehumanizing to women because it dispossesses them of ‘self’ and constructs them in a ...
  • The literature of travelling to Lebanon. (c2011) 
    Itani, Suha Mustapha (Lebanese American University, 2011-12-01)
    Travel writing is an ancient and broad genre of literature, and an important subject in the humanities and social sciences. It has provided cultural, historical, religious, philosophical, political, even environmental ...
  • Literature teaching. (c2005) 
    Kazzaz, Mona Omar (Lebanese American University, 2011-07-13)
    Literature in the language classroom is important to promote students' linguistic abilities. The themes that it deals with are numerous. This project is about politics and its sub-themes are censorship, power, dictatorship ...

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