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  • Religious groups in Lebanon: a descriptive investigation
  • Lebanon : from change and turmoil to cantonization?
  • Identifies the underlying political and social character of Lebanon's internal conflict whose solution is probably a formalized separation. - (DWG)
  • Lebanon
  • Bibliography ; Economy ; History ; Lebanon ; Natural environment ; Population
  • Spatial perspectives of increasing freeness of trade in Lebanon
  • Equilibrium model ; Lebanon ; Regional integration ; Regional policy ; Territorial planning ; Trade
  • In this paper, we use an interregional computable general equilibrium model for Lebanon—the ARZ model—for the analysis of place-based policies in the country, in an attempt to bring additional insights to some of the proposals presented
  • The Lebanese forces: their origins and role in Lebanon's politics
  • Gold content in some sediments from Lebanon
  • Analysis of Lebanon's merchandise exports 1951-1974
  • Conflict ; Frontier ; Israel ; Lebanon ; Trans-border area ; Water ; Water management ; Water resources ; Zionism
  • instrumental arguments that were largely related to the availability of water resources. Residents of the upper Galilee, on the other hand, demanded that they be included with Lebanon, using their trade and cultural links with Beirut. Access to the water
  • resources is likely to influence negotiations between Israel and Lebanon.
  • Distribution and nature of Red Mediterranean soils in lebanon along an altitudinal sequence
  • Altitude ; Clay mineral ; Lebanon ; Mediterranean area ; Micromorphology ; Red soil ; Soil ; Soil classification ; Soil moisture ; Soil properties ; Taxonomy
  • In Lebanon, the Red soils have been described as Terra-Rossa, Red Mediterranean, Red Fersiallitic, Red Partly Brunified, and Xeralfs. The objectives of this study are: to study the distribution of these soils at various altitudes, and their chemical
  • Use of terrain variables for mapping gully erosion susceptibility in Lebanon
  • Cartography ; Forecast ; Geographical information system ; Gully erosion ; Lebanon ; Mediterranean area ; Model ; Regression analysis ; Slope ; Soil erosion ; Water erosion
  • This paper predicts the geographic distribution and size of gullies across central Lebanon using a geographic information system (GIS) and terrain analysis. Eleven primary and three secondary topographic variables were generated and used along
  • In this part of his series the A. studies Turkey, Cyprus, Lebanon. (CK).
  • Lebanon: arena of conflict, crucible of peace
  • The state, ethnic relations and democratic stability : Lebanon, Cyprus and Israel
  • Asia ; Conflict ; Cyprus ; Democracy ; Ethnic group ; Israel ; Lebanon ; Middle East ; Nation ; Political geography ; Political regime ; Spatial structure ; State ; State control
  • Democratic values in Lebanon's segmented politics
  • Behaviour ; Citizenship ; Clientelism ; Democracy ; Lebanon ; Participation ; Policy ; Society ; Value system
  • Lineament analysis through remote sensing as a contribution to the identification of caves in Western Lebanon
  • Cave ; Fracture ; IRS ; Karst ; LANDSAT ; Lebanon ; Lineament ; Remote sensing
  • Can abundance and scarcity clash ? Environmental security in Lebanon's second republic
  • Conflict ; Environment ; International relations ; Israel ; Lebanon ; Resource management ; Security ; Sovereignty ; Syria ; Water ; Water resources
  • Conflict ; Lebanon ; Legal status ; Palestinians ; Political geography ; Refugee camp ; Sovereignty ; Terrorism ; War
  • In 2007, the Nahr el-Bared refugee camp in northern Lebanon was the scene of a battle between the Lebanese Armed Forces and a militant islamist group. The urbicide was made more possible by the nature of the political spaces of the camp, in which
  • Colonization ; Historical geography ; Ideology ; Immigration ; Israel ; Lebanon ; Nineteenth Century ; Religion ; Settlement
  • Two settlements are examined: the Swedish Templer Colony in Lebanon (1876-79), and the American-Swedish Colony, a religious commune in Jerusalem (1881-1960), within the analytical framework of Wright's and Tuan's Concept of geopietism and Guelke's
  • Observations on geomorphology, transportation and distribution of sediments in western Lebanon and its continental shelf and slope regions
  • Edward Said meets Ameen Rihani : Lebanon's forgotten Orientalism