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January 11, 2011

“Do You Want To Go To Solidere?”: Architectural Reconstruction and Post-War Reconciliation in Beirut

At two decades after the end of the Lebanese Civil War, the reconstruction of Beirut’s downtown is approaching completion, with the opening in the last couple […]

January 3, 2011

Trust: the Absent Keystone in Lebanese Democracy?

Matilda Allen explains why trust between Lebanon’s citizens is essential for the state’s democracy to thrive. Strengthening and enhancing democracy in Lebanon is often seen as […]

December 28, 2010

Taking Action Through Acting: Jenin’s Freedom Theater

Known as ‘The Martyrs’ Capital’ to Palestinians, Jenin Refugee Camp’s streets are lined with posters and awnings featuring somber portraits of the dead. It is an […]

December 21, 2010

The Old and New Lessons of Jordan’s November Elections

After King Abdullah II dissolved Jordan’s Lower House through a Royal decree in November of last year, he entrusted the government with preparing for a new […]

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“Do You Want To Go To Solidere?”: Architectural Reconstruction and Post-War Reconciliation in Beirut

Trust: the Absent Keystone in Lebanese Democracy?

Taking Action Through Acting: Jenin’s Freedom Theater

The Old and New Lessons of Jordan’s November Elections

Middle East Political and Economic Institute
Bucharest, Romania

Middle East Political and Economic Institute
Bucharest, Romania

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Areas

“Do You Want To Go To Solidere?”: Architectural Reconstruction and Post-War Reconciliation in Beirut

Trust: the Absent Keystone in Lebanese Democracy?

Taking Action Through Acting: Jenin’s Freedom Theater

The Old and New Lessons of Jordan’s November Elections

Middle East Political and Economic InstituteBucharest, Romania

Middle East Political and Economic InstituteBucharest, Romania

Middle East Political and Economic Institute
Bucharest, Romania

Middle East Political and Economic Institute
Bucharest, Romania