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  • Tohme, Maria (Notre Dame University-Louaize, 2022)
    The following study examines the Abraham Accords (AA) shaping a new geopolitical era for the MENA region by testing if and how the Abraham Accords are polarizing the present scene in the MENA region. The game theory is the main layer of the theoretical framework, giving a deeper understanding on how three autonomous player the United States, the UAE, and Israel can cooperate together amid a historical conflict and how it will affect the region of the middle east. Following the theoretical framework, a qualitative methodology is used to gather in depth rich and diverse information on the effect ...
  • Sensenig-Dabbous, Eugene; Hourani, Guita; Fakih, Khaled; Labaki, Georges (Notre Dame University-LouaizeLebanese Emigration Research Center, 2005)
  • Dibo, Ziad A. (Notre Dame University-Louaize, 2005)
  • Francis, Samer (Notre Dame University-Louaize, 2006)
    In the last decade, many aspects of globalization have captured worldwide attention. But for more than a century, the driving force behind globalization has been the expansion of trade in goods and services . Trade liberalization is of major concern for developing countries following protectionist policies, since they are more vulnerable to total openness. The rules of the World Trade Organization (WTO), which was established in 1995, are based on the principles of free trade. These rules promote trade liberalization policies; this is why acceding to this international organization is of great ...
  • Lee, Sangkyum (Notre Dame University-Louaize, 2019)
    The Republic of Korea sought to become an "advanced human rights country" by joining the Convention Relating to the Status of Refugees and Protocol Relating to the Status of Refugees in 1992. In addition, a provision for refugee recognition was established in the Immigration Act in 1993, and the refugee policy was implemented in earnest in 1994. However, contrary to the Korean government's expectation, criticism of the refugee policy continued on the inside and outside of the country, with the birth of the first Korean recognized refugee in 2001. Although the Korean government and the National ...
  • Rivera, Daniel F. (Notre Dame University-Louaizé, 2008)
  • Khattar, Raymond (Notre Dame University-Louaize, 2007)
  • Najjar, Najib (Notre Dame University-Louaize, 2008)
    Infrastructure privatization is initiated through various modes by different countries and can generally include the construction of new privately owned facilities, privatization of existing facilities, concessions or leases, and project financing. B.O.T. [Build-Operate- Transfer] means the government grants investment enterprises an operational concession for a period, permits them to construct and administrate certain public infrastructures by financing, and authorizes them to pay off loans, reclaim investment and make a profit through charging from users or selling products. At the expiration ...
  • Mhasseb, Pierina (Notre Dame University-Louaize, 2026-06)
    The Geneva Conventions have created a new framework that outlines the conduct of war, especially regarding the protection and treatment of various entities, particularly the prisoners of war (POWs). This study examines the use of prisoners of war as political tools in an armed conflict, despite their legal protection under the Third Geneva Convention of 1949. It seeks to explain how and why states use prisoners of war as political leverage to reach their strategic interests. The research was conducted using a qualitative approach based on secondary sources, such as academic journal articles, ...
  • Sensenig, Eugene Richard (The Lebanese Emigration Research Center (LERC) - Notre Dame University Louaize, 2025)
    Despite the significant presence of foreign nationals in Lebanon, their experiences and challenges, particularly during times of crisis have been under-researched. The ongoing instability in the Levant since 2023, marked by a significant escalation in violence with the cross-border conflict with Israel that began on 8 October 2023, has further exposed their vulnerabilities. The Lebanese Emigration Research Center (LERC) is launching this series of factsheets to address the challenges faced by foreign nationals during these crises. These factsheets aim to inform policymakers, researchers, ...
  • Labaki, Georges (Télé Lumière & Noursat, [2011])
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  • Labaki, Georges (Télé Lumière & Noursat, [2011])
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  • Labaki, Georges (Télé Lumière & Noursat, [2011])
    Video file (7 min., 23 sec.)
  • Labaki, Georges (Télé Lumière & Noursat, [2011])
    Video file (4 min., 14 sec.)
  • Labaki, Georges (Télé Lumière & Noursat, [2011])
    Video file (8 min., 48 sec.)
  • Labaki, Georges (Télé Lumière & Noursat, [2011])
    Video file (7 min., 45 sec.)
  • Labaki, Georges (Télé Lumière & Noursat, [2011])
    Video file (7 min., 28 sec.)
  • Labaki, Georges (Télé Lumière & Noursat, [2007])
    Video file (6 min., 08 sec.)
  • Labaki, Georges (Télé Lumière & Noursat, [2011])
    Video file (5 min., 45 sec.)
  • Labaki, Georges (Télé Lumière & Noursat, [2011])
    Video file (5 min., 26 sec.)

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