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Lebanon And The Arab Uprisings In The Eye Of The Hurricane Maximilian Felsch Martin Whlisch

SKU: BELL-37702640

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Lebanon And The Arab Uprisings In The Eye Of The Hurricane Maximilian Felsch Martin Whlisch instant download after payment.

Publisher: Routledge

File Extension: PDF

File size: 3.14 MB

Author: Maximilian Felsch & Martin Wählisch

Language: English

Year: 2016

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Lebanon And The Arab Uprisings In The Eye Of The Hurricane Maximilian Felsch Martin Whlisch by Maximilian Felsch & Martin Wählisch instant download after payment.

Lebanon and the Arab Uprisings
The Arab uprisings have
put Lebanon under increased strain. While the revolutions in Tunisia and
Egypt caused limited reverberations, the war in Syria echoed in the
fine-tuned political and confessional balance of Lebanon. Over one
million refugees, equal to one-quarter of Lebanon's population, have
moved in from Syria. The country's economy and its already weak public
infrastructure have been impacted heavily. Hizbullah's engagement in
Syria has posed questions about Lebanon's disassociation policy.
Terrorist attacks by ISIL and the growing risk of radicalization across
the confessional spectrum have left the country at unease. However,
Lebanon's political elites have vowed to shield the country from
regional turbulences. Lebanon recently saw a series of demonstrations
because of the inability of the government to manage the garbage crisis,
but it has been far from witnessing a large-scale citizen uprising
similar to the 2005 Cedar Revolution or the revolts next door. This book
provides a comprehensive overview of the current situation in Lebanon,
and a detailed assessment of the difficulties which the country is
currently facing.