Lebanon and the Arab Uprisings
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Although there has not been the equivalent in Lebanon of the uprisings seen in other Arab countries, the fragile state is under increased strain by the events in the region. Over one million refugees, equal to one quarter of Lebanon's population, have moved in from Syria, Sunni jihadists and Shi'a Hezbollah have engaged in some fighting, and both the economy and the political power sharing system are threatened. This book provides a comprehensive overview of the current situation in Lebanon, and a detailed assessment of the difficulties which Lebanon is currently facing.
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Martin Wählisch
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Maximilian Felsch
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- LALebanon and the Arab UprisingsMaximilian Felsch, Martin Wählisch
Lebanon and the Arab Uprisings
- LALebanon and the Arab UprisingsMaximilian Felsch, Martin Wählisch
Lebanon and the Arab Uprisings
- LALebanon and the Arab UprisingsMaximilian Felsch, Martin Wählisch
Lebanon and the Arab Uprisings
- LALebanon and the Arab UprisingsMaximilian Felsch, Martin Wählisch
Lebanon and the Arab Uprisings
- LALebanon and the Arab UprisingsMaximilian Felsch, Martin Wählisch
Lebanon and the Arab Uprisings
- LALebanon and the Arab UprisingsMartin Wählisch, Maximilian Felsch
Lebanon and the Arab Uprisings