Examines the history of secularism in Lebanon up to the present day, focusing on the historical, socio-economic, ideological and political factors that pose challenges to secularism both in Lebanon and the wider Arab world.
Examines the history of secularism in Lebanon up to the present day, focusing on the historical, socio-economic, ideological and political factors that pose challenges to secularism both in Lebanon and the wider Arab world.
Mark Farha was Assistant Professor of Politics and International Relations at the Doha Institute for Graduate Studies from 2015 to 2018 and Assistant Professor of Government at Georgetown University's School of Foreign Service in Qatar from 2008 to 2015. He has written numerous scholarly articles on the modern history and politics of secularism and sectarianism in Lebanon and the Middle East, and is the contributing editor of Overcoming Sectarian Faultlines after the Arab Uprisings (2016). He serves as a member of the Century Foundation's project on minorities, citizenship and inclusion in the Middle East.
Inhaltsangabe
Foreword: why Lebanon? Why secularism? Introduction and conceptual framework 1. Definitions and genealogies of secularism 2. Prototypes of secularism in Lebanon 3. Waystations of the Lebanese Republic 4. Socio-economic globalization and secularism 1990-2005 Conclusion: secularism and Lebanon in the eye of the sectarian storm.
Foreword: why Lebanon? Why secularism? Introduction and conceptual framework 1. Definitions and genealogies of secularism 2. Prototypes of secularism in Lebanon 3. Waystations of the Lebanese Republic 4. Socio-economic globalization and secularism 1990-2005 Conclusion: secularism and Lebanon in the eye of the sectarian storm.
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