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Lebanon Syria Civil War Neoliberalism Parliamentary Elections Civil Society Lebanese Communist Party “Above the Iron Blanket, Freedom Must Be Boundless” 05 April 2018
Lebanon Syria Middle East / West Asia Turkey Saudi Arabia Ba‘ath Party Consociationalism Qatar Consociationalism: A Remedy Prescribed Based on a Wrong Diagnosis? 12 December 2017
Syria Sectarianism Social Justice Hegemony Oppression Socioeconomic Roots and Impacts of the Crisis in Syria 01 November 2017
Lebanon Syria Civil War Sectarianism Parliamentary Elections Corruption Stuck in the System in Lebanon?
