HomeSocial and Political Change in the Aftermath of the 2005 Hariri Assassination: Implications for Everyday Life in Lebanon
Published on Friday, May 20, 2011
Abstract
Announcement
Friday 20 May, 10.30am-6.30pm, Hilda Besse Building, 62 Woodstock Road, St. Antony’s College
Programm
10.30am-10.45am: Registration/coffee
10.45am-11.00am: Introductions and Welcome Remarks
- George Asseily, Centre for Lebanese Studies
- Luc Borot, Maison Française d’Oxford
11.00am-1.00pm: Lebanese Political Parties and the Politics of Sectarianism
- Bernard Rougier, Syria and Sunni Lebanon After 2005: Stakes and Levers
- Aurélie Daher, Hezbollah as a Political Actor since Rafic Hariri's Assassination
- Joseph Bahout, Istiqlâl after ihbât? Christian New-Old Dilemmas
1.00pm-2.30pm: Lunch Break
2.30pm-4.45pm: Lebanon's Public Life and Institutions: Reflections on Politics in Society
- Sami Hermez, Living Everyday in Anticipation of Violence in Lebanon
- Heiko Wimmen, Civic Activism and Non-Sectarian Citizenship: Lebanon 1996-2011
- Muzna Al-Masri, Hariri and the Patronage of Nejmeh Football Club: Changing the Players or the Game?
- Michelle Obeid Discussant
At the Middle East Centre, 68 Woodstock Road:
5.00pm-6.30pm: Keynote Speaker
Theodor Hanf, Univ. of Freiburg & American Univ. Of Beirut : “How Resilient is Lebanese Communalism?”
Conveners: Aurélie DAHER, Sciences Po Paris-MFO and Sami HERMEZ, St Antony’s College
Subjects
- Political studies (Main category)
Places
- 2-10 Norham Road (Maison Française d'Oxford,OX2 6SE)
Oxford, Britain
Date(s)
- Friday, May 20, 2011
Attached files
Keywords
- Lebanon, Liban, Hezbollah, political, parties, politics, social, violence, living, Hariri Assassination
Reference Urls
Information source
- Florence Yvrard
courriel : reception [at] mfo [dot] ac [dot] uk
License
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To cite this announcement
« Social and Political Change in the Aftermath of the 2005 Hariri Assassination: Implications for Everyday Life in Lebanon », Study days, Calenda, Published on Friday, May 20, 2011, https://calenda.org/204434
