17.10 What has been written by Lebanese and/or about Lebanon?
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This article is from the Lebanon FAQ, by Alaa Dakroub dakroub@leb.net with numerous contributions by others.
17.10 What has been written by Lebanese and/or about Lebanon?
Kamal Salibi A House of Many Mansions: The History of
Lebanon Reconsidered. Published by I.B. Tauris & Co Ltd.
London: 1988. 247pp. Cased Index Bibliography
26.95 ISBN 1 85943 091 8
Lebanon's leading historian examines the process of historical
myth-making to explain why at this time of unprecedented
internal dislocation, Lebanese nationalism has never been so
strong. This is a timely source of insight into both the Lebanese
conflict and the creation of nationalist sentiments.
Nadim Shehadi & Dana Haffar-Mills eds. Lebanon: A History
of Conflict and Consensus. Published by the Centre for
Lebanese Studies and I.B. Tauris & Co. Ltd. Oxford and
London: 1988. 352pp Cased Index Bibliography
32.50 ISBN 1 85043 119 1
A collection of papers by a group of scholars and experts on
Lebanon covering a wide range of themes explaining both the
roots of the conflict and the basis for resolving it. The papers
were presented at a conference held at St. Antony's College,
Oxford in September 1987.
CLS Bulletin Vol. 2.
The CLS Bulletins report on the various conferences and
seminars that have dealt with Lebanon as well as list the
organisations interested in Lebanon. The Bulletins also have a
section on new books and articles on Lebanon as well as a
section on completed theses.
5.00 ISBN 1 870552 16 4
CLS Bulletin Vol. 3.
5.00 ISBN 1 870552 21 0
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