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The Centre for Lebanese Studies has a Visiting Fellows programme whereby researchers working on Lebanon throughout the world are encouraged to visit the Centre at Oxford and contribute to its activities. This programme ensures a continuous international presence of scholars working on a variety of subjects. The Centre organises seminars at which its Visiting Fellows are asked to present a paper related to their field of research.
The Centre has hosted the following Visiting Fellows:
Professor Abdul Rahim Abu-Husayn
- American University of Beirut
Ms Samira Atallah - Boston University
Dr Said Boumedouha - School of Oriental
and African Studies
Dr Youssef Choueiry - Exeter University
Professor Cesar Farah - University of Minnesota
Dr Carolyn Gates - University of Amsterdam
Professor Irene Gendzier - Boston University
Mr Fawaz Gerges - Oxford University
Dr William Harris - University of Otago
Mr Kohei Hashimoto - PHP Research Institute,
Kyoto
Dr Michael Humphrey - University of New South Wales
Mr Ignacio Klich - Oxford University
Professor Boutros Labaki - Lebanese University
Mr R Rene Laremont - Yale University
Mr Michel Van Leeuw - Universite de Haute Bretagne, Rennes II
Professor Neil Leighton - University of Michigan at Flint
Dr Mona Macsoud - Columbia University
Dr Fida Nasrallah - London School of Economics
Dr Jinichi Niitsuma - Asia University, Japan
Professor Elizabeth Picard - Fondation Nationale des Sciences Politiques
Professor Kamal Salibi - American University
of Beirut
Professor Ridwan es-Sayid - Tubingen University
Dr Kasturi Sen - London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine
Dr Su'ad Slim - University of Balamand
Dr Estela Valverde - University of Western Sydney
Mr Hanna Ziadeh - University of Copenhagen
Ms Lucie Ryzova - Oxford University
Youssef Choueiri (2006-7)
Dr. Sofia Toufic Shwayri (2007-8)
Ignacio
Klich lecturer on Latin American history at the Faculty of Law, Languages
and Communication of the London-based University of Westminster (1997-).
Academic Coordinator of the Commission of Enquiry into the Activities of Nazism
in Argentina (CEANA) (2001).
Author: Arab & Jewish Immigrants in Latin America ISBN: 0714648736/ 0714644501,
and articals on Cuba's Opposition to Jewish Statehood in Palestine, 1944-1949.
Professor
Kamal Salibi:
Professor of Sociology and Director of the Center for Behavioral Research
at the American University of Beirut. Probably Lebanon's best-known Sociologist,
Mr Khalaf has also held academic appointments at Princeton, as a Fulbright Scholar
and visiting Professor of Sociology as well as Harvard, MIT and New York University.
He is the recipient of several international fellowships and research awards.
He is the author of numeorus books including most notably, Lebanon's Predicament
(Columbia 1987), Beirut Reclaimed, Reflections on Urban Design and the Restoration
of Civility (An Nahar 1994), Cultural Resistance, Global and Local Encounters
in the Middle East (Saqi Books 2001). His latest book, Civil and Uncivil Violence
will shortly be published by Columbia University Press. (2002)
Dr.
Kohei Hashimoto:
International Expert and Analyst. President, Institute of International Political
Systems, Japan. Director of Research Section for PHP Total Research Center.
(2002)
Ms
Lucie Ryzova:
Czech, Arabist, specialising in Modern
Egyptian History and culture, currently working on NED project on Democracy
in the Arab world. (2002)
Dr. Samira Atallah Executive Director of the Lebanese Center for Policy Studies (LCPS), based in Beirut, Lebanon. (1999) http://www.lcps-lebanon.org
Dr. Said Boumedouha, Researcher at Amnesty International's Middle East Program (2001)
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