Although there has not been the equivalent in Lebanon of the uprisings seen in other Arab countries, the fragile state has nevertheless been put under increased strain by the events in neighbouring countries.
Although there has not been the equivalent in Lebanon of the uprisings seen in other Arab countries, the fragile state has nevertheless been put under increased strain by the events in neighbouring countries.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Maximilian Felsch is Assistant Professor in the Department of Political Science at Haigazian University, Beirut, Lebanon. Martin Wählisch serves as Political Affairs Officer for the United Nations in the Office of the Special Coordinator for Lebanon and is an affiliated scholar of the Issam Fares Institute for Public Policy and International Affairs at the American University of Beirut, Lebanon.
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Introduction 1. Lebanon and the Arab Uprisings: In the Eye of the Hurricane Martin Wählisch and Maximilian Felsch Part I: Stability, Unity and Confessional Balance 2. Lebanon's Consociational Politics in the Post-2011 Middle East: The Paradox of Resilience Tamirace Fakhoury 3. The Role of Hizbullah in the Syrian Conflict Magnus Ranstorp 4. Jihadism in Lebanon after the Syrian Uprising Aaron Y. Zelin 5. The Rise of Christian Nationalism in Lebanon Maximilian Felsch Part II: Humanitarian, Economic and Social Challenges 6. Syrian Refugees in Lebanon: Coping with Unprecedented Challenges Sam van Vliet 7. The Blind Spot: Palestinian Refugees from Syria in Lebanon Daniel Meier 8. The Economic Cost of the Arab Uprising on the Lebanese Economy Marcus Marktanner, Maureen E. Wilson and Sandra El-Saghir 9. The Fight for Oil and Gas: Regional Rivalry, the Arab Uprisings and Lebanon's Energy Sector Isabella Ruble Part III: Foreign Policy, Regional Ties and International Relations 10. Lebanese Foreign Policy and the Arab Uprisings Henrietta Wilkins 11. Syrian-Lebanese Relations: The Impossible Dissociation between Lebanon and Syria Carsten Wieland 12. U.S.-Lebanese Relations: Long-term Schizophrenia Jennifer Skulte-Ouaiss 13. EU-Lebanese Relations: Shifting EU Policies in the Aftermath of the Arab Uprisings? Julian Pänke
Introduction 1. Lebanon and the Arab Uprisings: In the Eye of the Hurricane Martin Wählisch and Maximilian Felsch Part I: Stability, Unity and Confessional Balance 2. Lebanon's Consociational Politics in the Post-2011 Middle East: The Paradox of Resilience Tamirace Fakhoury 3. The Role of Hizbullah in the Syrian Conflict Magnus Ranstorp 4. Jihadism in Lebanon after the Syrian Uprising Aaron Y. Zelin 5. The Rise of Christian Nationalism in Lebanon Maximilian Felsch Part II: Humanitarian, Economic and Social Challenges 6. Syrian Refugees in Lebanon: Coping with Unprecedented Challenges Sam van Vliet 7. The Blind Spot: Palestinian Refugees from Syria in Lebanon Daniel Meier 8. The Economic Cost of the Arab Uprising on the Lebanese Economy Marcus Marktanner, Maureen E. Wilson and Sandra El-Saghir 9. The Fight for Oil and Gas: Regional Rivalry, the Arab Uprisings and Lebanon's Energy Sector Isabella Ruble Part III: Foreign Policy, Regional Ties and International Relations 10. Lebanese Foreign Policy and the Arab Uprisings Henrietta Wilkins 11. Syrian-Lebanese Relations: The Impossible Dissociation between Lebanon and Syria Carsten Wieland 12. U.S.-Lebanese Relations: Long-term Schizophrenia Jennifer Skulte-Ouaiss 13. EU-Lebanese Relations: Shifting EU Policies in the Aftermath of the Arab Uprisings? Julian Pänke
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