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The Role of Civil Society in a Fragmented and a Weak Arab State: Developing or Fragmenting the State? Analyzing the Mujtama Ahli, Mujtama Taefi and Mujtama Madani in Lebanon

Tania Haddad

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Discussing Civil Society in the Middle East. Civil Society Liberal Democracy and the Lebanese State. Weak States; Failed States and the Case of Lebanon. Mujtama Ahli, Mujtama Taefi and the State in Lebanon. Development of the Mujtama Madani and the State of Lebanon.

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Discussing Civil Society in the Middle East. Civil Society Liberal Democracy and the Lebanese State. Weak States; Failed States and the Case of Lebanon. Mujtama Ahli, Mujtama Taefi and the State in Lebanon. Development of the Mujtama Madani and the State of Lebanon.

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Discussing Civil Society in the Middle East. Civil Society Liberal Democracy and the Lebanese State. Weak States; Failed States and the Case of Lebanon. Mujtama Ahli, Mujtama Taefi and the State in Lebanon. Development of the Mujtama Madani and the State of Lebanon.

Key concepts: Civil society, State (computer science), Democracy, Political science, Middle East, Political economy, Development economics, Ancient history

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