Lebanese Armed Forces: A United Army for a Divided Country?

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Are John Knudsen (2014). Lebanese Armed Forces: A United Army for a Divided Country? Bergen: Chr. Michelsen Institute (CMI Insight 2014:9)

Lebanon is straining under the fallout from the Syrian civil war amidst catering for one million refugees. Can the Lebanese Armed Forces contain the crisis and deliver the country from war?

Are John Knudsen

Research Professor, Coordinator HUMIG research group

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Lebanese Armed Forces: A United Army for a Divided Country?

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