Lebanese Civil War: 1975-1990: Books

The author give a throrough analysis of the series of political conflicts and crises that led to Lebanon's 1975 civil war.

There are many explanations of the causes of the Lebanese conflict. Abul-Husn concentrates instead on the role played by domestic factors in the etiology, dynamism and resolution of Lebanon's internal war.

In this history of Lebanon, from the end of Ottoman rule to the Hezbollah and Hamas wars of today, David Hirst charts the interplay between a uniquely complex country and the broader struggles of the modern Middle East.

In addition to the theoretical questions of escalation, the book provides a historical descriptive analysis of the Lebanese civil war.

بحوث ومناقشات الندوة الفكرية التي نظمها منتدى الفكر العربي في عمان في عام 1988

French version of:
السلام المفقود : عهد الياس سركيس

The author was the Daily Telegraph corespondent in Lebanon

The book ranks among the classic accounts of war in our time.

The book covers the sixteen-year long civil war in Lebanon.

The book describes the role of politics in the outcome of war, the reactions of the civil society and memorial narratives of a dozen Druze and Christian villagers, interviewed between 2000 and 2004.

This book examines the legacy of Lebanon's civil war and how the population, and the youth in particular, are dealing with their national past.

The life of a young woman activist imprisoned for four years, as well as the events leading up to her arrest and detention

The book is divided into two sections: the first concerns the presence of the PLO in Lebanon; the second charts the invasion of Lebanon by Israel.