In the Eye of the Storm: The History of Leban...

The LSE Middle East Centre hosted a Kuwait Programme workshop, presenting research on the influence of social media on food-consumption behaviours in Kuwait. Kuwait is experiencing public health challenges driven by rising rates of non-communicable nutrition-related diseases such ...  Show more

In the final episode of this season, Ahmad Abu Hussien, an urban sociologist from Jordan, brings together academics and practitioners to explore theories of urban planning and design through case studies of Jordan and Dubai. This episode explores the concept of infrastructural ci ...  Show more

Épisode 5 : Quel Liban futur ? Au Liban, dans ce pays d’une richesse culturelle et historique inégalable où se côtoient vestiges phéniciens multimillénaires et impacts de balles issus d’une guerre civile à peine cinquantenaire, les maux se font nombreux : luttes de pouvoir inter- ...  Show more

Épisode 2 : Le Hezbollah Au Liban, dans ce pays d’une richesse culturelle et historique inégalable où se côtoient vestiges phéniciens multimillénaires et impacts de balles issus d’une guerre civile à peine cinquantenaire, les maux se font nombreux : luttes de pouvoir inter-religi ...  Show more

Why has secularism faced such challenges in the Middle East and in Lebanon in particular? In light of dominating headlines about the spread of sectarianism and the so-called death of Arab secularism, Mark Farha addresses the need for a thorough examination of the history of secul ...  Show more

The discussion on Fouad Chehab begins at 10:06. In the fourth edition of our historical figures’ series, Nizar and Ben analyze the life and legacy of Fouad Chehab, the army commander turned Lebanese president, who in his presidency from 1958 to 1964 enacted a reform agenda that t ...  Show more