... of a prolific Sunni Muslim historian of Ottoman Beirut, Hassan Hallak. Hallak's construction of history is interesting by virtue of his close links to Beirut's Sunni communal power structure. His books, published during a period of crisis and trauma in Beirut's and Lebanon's modern experience, paint Beirut...

..., ed. Angelika croisee´ des espaces culturels” (“On Postwar Identity Neuwirth and Andreas Pflitsch (Wurzberg:¨ Ergon, 19. Khalaf, Civil and Uncivil Violence in Lebanon, among Bourgeois Youth in Beirut: Growing Up in the 2001...

... . Hanssen Jens . Fin de Siècle Beirut: The Making of an Ottoman Provincial Capital . Oxford : Oxford University Press , 2005 . Hartman Michelle , and Olsaretti Alessandro . “ ‘The First Boat and the First Oar’: Inventions of Lebanon in the Writings of Michel Chiha .” Radical History...

... previous rounds, which were localized in one urban sector,” wrote US ambassador George McMurtrie Godley, “this outbreak has skipped from Zahle to north Lebanon to Beirut like a fever coursing through different parts of an organism. The fever has drastically weakened the Lebanese body politic.” 51...

...–1939 .” Beirut : Centre for Lebanese Studies Papers on Lebanon , 1986 . www.lebanesestudies.com/18/Papers_on_Lebanon.html , accessed 22 May 2011 . Chehabi Houchang . Distant Relations: Iran and Lebanon in the Last 500 Years . London : I. B. Tauris , 2005 . Clarke Deborah...

.... , 12 etacuto h atr e Sayigh, see the latter, and For the of 1988. Beirut account and best in 1985 between camps at- Lebanon the southern and of siege destruction Amal’s signif- Harkat tempted more Shi’a and, Lebanese 1983; icant, in war- factions between Palestinian conflict ring...

... artifact of visual and print culture. Copyright © 2020 by Duke University Press 2020 Arabic book history postcolonial Arab art transnational modernism graphic design world literature Beirut and Lebanon history global sixties Technologies of printing, widening spheres of literacy...

...: The Movements,” Maghreb Review 11 (1986): 20. The “re- ta’ifiya al-lubnaniya, 1697–1861 (The Historical Roots of History of Lebanon Reconsidered (London: I. B. Tauris, actionary” and transitory nature of peasant revolts the Sectarian Question in Lebanon, 1697–1861) (Beirut: 1988); Salibi, Crossroads to Civil...

...-Muttahida, 2003); Salma Syria and Lebanon, 1933  –  1945) (Beirut: Dar al-Farabi, 2007); and Peter Wien, Iraqi Arab Nationalism: Au- Mardam Bey, Syria’s Quest for Independence, 1939  –  1945 1974); and Bechir...

... or “anthropologics” formatted into this vision of a mobile “tech” or “tech-like” empowerment reaching from Beirut to Lebanon's neglected economic hinterlands. As empowerment is conceptually and geographically stretched to facilitate the expansion of School B, who ultimately benefits? What is at stake...

... Muslims began to migrate to Beirut, they interlocutors label “traditional” have occurred brought this traditional form of commemora- in various forms in rural Lebanon and in what tion...

... — and as such, of the more than one thousand Lebanese  Studies of  casualties and tremendous physical and environmental damage in south Lebanon and south Beirut — managed to emerge from the war relatively unscathed. Following the August...

... : Cambridge University Press , 1989 . Saadeh Sofia . “ Basic Issues concerning the Personal Status Laws in Lebanon .” In Religion between Violence and Reconciliation , edited by Scheffler T. , 449 – 56 . Beirut : Ergon Verlag Würzburg in Kommission , 2002 . Al-Saduq Al-Shaykh...

...Roxana Maria Arăş Abstract Drawing from ethnographic research conducted at an Orthodox sociomedical center in Beirut, this article investigates welfare practices situated at the intersection of lived theology and sect-based clientelism. Amid the crises engulfing Lebanon since 2019, the center's...

... in the Arab World ; Rivetti and Cavatorta, “Revolution and Counter-Revolution.” 9. Oskanian, “Out of the Native Pigeonhole” ; Táíwò, Elite Capture . 10. Harris, Lebanon ; Traboulsi, A History of Modern Lebanon ; Salibi, A House of Many Mansions . 11. Joseph, “The Public...

... Beirut on February 28, 1971. 34 In Lebanon, Shigenobu, the charismatic head of the JRA in Lebanon, assumed the role of a foreign exchange student and met with PFLP members at the offices of al-Hadaf ( The Target ) in Beirut. Over ten members of the RAF and even more fellow travelers joined...

... Owen says, “Given the importance attached to religious iden- dissolved, but something between the two: a plural soci- tity in Lebanon, it was a relatively easy matter to shell pre- ety in which communities, still different on the level of dominantly Muslim districts in Beirut and elsewhere and so...

... in the Mission Encounter . Berkeley : University of California Press , 2006 . Makdisi Ussama Samir . The Culture of Sectarianism: Community, History, and Violence in Nineteenth-Century Ottoman Lebanon . Berkeley : University of California Press , 2000 . Makhlouf Youmna . “ Study on Sex...

.... occupied this position, prompting Syrians to try other 38Maurice Chéhab, Dawr Lubnan fi tarikh al-harir [The niches like grocery and dry-goods. Oswaldo Truzzi, “The Role of Lebanon in the History of Silk] (Beirut: Right Place at the Right Time: Syrians and Lebanese in Manshurat al-Jami‘a al...

... and had strong ties to Iran). The Leader Khamana’i, Guidance Series) (Beirut: Dar See Morgan Clarke, Islam and New Kinship: Reproduc- al- Hadi, 2000); and Al- Qa’id wa- l- Zuhd, Silsilat al- tive Technology and the Shariah in Lebanon (New York: Wilaya (The Leader and Renunciation [or Discipline...