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A series of analytical essays dealing with historical, political and economic issues contributed by the Centre's staff and other scholars in the field. The following have now been published:
 
  Political Society in Lebanon: An Historical Introduction  Albert Hourani/ ISBN 1 870552 0 08
  Lebanon's Injured Identities: Who Represents Whom During a Civil War  Ghassan Salamé/ ISBN 1 870552 0 16
  The Economic Consequences of the War in Lebanon  Nasser Saidi / ISBN 1 870552 0 24
  Beirut’s Role in the Political Economy of the French Mandate, 1919-39  Marwan Buheiry/ ISBN 1 870552 03 2
  The Idea of Lebanon: Economy and State in the Cénacle Libanais, 1946-54  Nadim Shehadi/ ISBN 1 870552 04 0
  Women Write War: The Centring of the Beirut Decentrists  Miriam Cooke/ ISBN 1 870552 05 9
  Shi’i Thought from the South of Lebanon  Chibli Mallat / ISBN 1 870552 07 5
  Lebanon and the Middle Eastern Question  Kamal Salibi/ ISBN 1 870552 08 3
  The Foreign Policy of Lebanon: Lessons and Prospects for the Forgotten Dimensions  Nassif Hitti/ ISBN 1 870552 10 5
  The Historical Role of Political Economy in the Development of Modern Lebanon  Carolyn Gates/ ISBN 1 870552 113
  The Communal Pact of National Identities: The Making and Politics of the 1943 National Pact  Farid el-Khazen/ ISBN 1 870552 20 2
  The Road to Intervention: Fiscal Politics in Ottoman Lebanon  Caesar Farah/ ISBN 1 870552 25 3
  The Public and Social Services of the Lebanese Militias  Judith Harik/ ISBN 1 870552 39 3
  Bhamdoun - Historical Portrait of a Lebanese Mountain Village  Kamal Salibi/ ISBN 1 870552 49 0
  Sources on the Lebanese and other Middle Easterners in Latin America  Ignacio Klich/ ISBN 1 870552 54 7
  The Political Thought of Michel Chiha  Fawwaz Traboulsi/ ISBN 1 870552 74 1
  Class and Client Revisited  Michael Johnson/ ISBN
  After the War – Prospects for Lebanon  / ISBN
   
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