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Government and Politics of Lebanon

Autor Imad Salamey
en Limba Engleză Paperback – 14 mar 2021
The Government and Politics of Lebanon, Second Edition describes the special attributes of Lebanese politics and the functions of its confessional state. It aims to contribute to the reader¿s understanding of contemporary Lebanese politics, consensus building, and government. It stimulates discussion concerning the nature of consociationalism as a power sharing arrangement for a divided society. The book captures the complexity of Lebanese politics by revealing the challenges embedded in the management of plurality, including institutional paralysis and system stagnations. The second edition features new and expanded chapters that pay particular attention to state¿s adaptations to post-Arab Spring politics. It expands the analysis on the performance of the Lebanese consociational state in light of turbulent regional environment and the various repercussions associated with regional conflict. It is divided into several parts. The first introduces the particular form and foundations of Lebanese consociationalism and provides an elaborate description of its special features. The second part explains the different rules of the game as institutionalized in the country¿s international and domestic power sharing arrangements. It describes the international politics of Lebanon and the influence exerted by regional powers in shaping its domestic affairs. It explains the manifestation of domestic parties and electoral systems in the power distribution among the country¿s different sectarian and ethnic groups. It analyzes the political economy of communitarian politics. The third part focuses on the contemporary powers and functions of the different branches of government as well as their institutional expression of sectarian interests. The fourth part of the book places Lebanese consociationalism in light of contemporary regional turmoil and describes state¿s responsiveness in mitigating and managing conflicts, particularly those associated with the spillover from the Syrian conflict.
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Specificații

ISBN-13: 9781433181047
ISBN-10: 1433181045
Pagini: 304
Dimensiuni: 150 x 225 x 23 mm
Greutate: 0.44 kg
Editura: Peter Lang Copyright AG

Notă biografică

Imad Salamey is Associate Professor of Political Science and International Affairs at the Lebanese American University. His books The Decline of Nation-States after the Arab Spring: The Rise of Communitocracy and Post-Conflict Power-Sharing Agreements: Options for Syria survey the root causes of rising ethnic and sectarian polarization and post-conflict peace building options in the MENA countries. Salamey serves as a monitoring and evaluation expert and policy advisor for various international and regional organizations.


Cuprins

Political and Historic Context of Lebanese Sectarian Consociationalism - World Democracies and Lebanese Consociationalism - Origin of Lebanese Political Sectarianism - The National Pact Republic - The Taef Republic - The Doha Republic - The Arab Spring Republic - The Lebanese Political System - From Politics to Government - The International Affairs of Lebanon - Elections and Parties - The Political Economy of Lebanon - Political Institutions - Lebanese Legislative Branch - Lebanese Executive Branch- Lebanese Judicial Branch - Prospects - State Consociationalism and Democracy.


Descriere

The book describes the complexity of Lebanese politics by revealing the challenges embedded in the management of plurality, including institutional paralysis and system stagnations. It pays particular attention to the Lebanese state's adaptations to post-Arab Spring politics.