Titlebook: Civil-Military Relations in Lebanon; Conflict, Cohesion a Are John Knudsen,Tine Gade Book 2017 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author

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Allure of the Army? Recruiting Rural Youth in the Lebanese Armed Forces,s chapter examines the social, demographic and economic basis for the recruitment of Lebanese Armed Forced (LAF) personnel in rural North Lebanon. It finds that youth seek an army career mainly for the social security provided, and thereby the prospects for social mobility. The many benefits of recr

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Gendering (In-)Security: The Army, Barriers and Frontiers in Urban Tripoli, al-Tabbaneh, a Sunni-majority quarter, and Jabal Mohsen, an Alawite area, have resulted in high levels of insecurity for all residents. The army deployment and militarization of public space limits the mobility of the civilian population, placing great strains on frontline families who are imprison

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Postscript: The Lebanese Armed Forces in Regional Perspective,nally, yet universally admired by virtually all groups in Lebanon. In fact, closer examination reveals that, for every apparent idiosyncrasy, the army has a regional counterpart with similar features. However, one aspect of the LAF is indeed unique: the army has not engaged in successful coups nor h

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-009-4842-6tion it was formed as a multi-confessional force meant to serve as a neutral political arbiter, but it experienced civil war fragmentation and dissolution (1975–1990). Post-war restructuring and reform rebuilt the force, but the threat of disintegration along confessional lines has remained. However

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Aboveground Biomass of Grassland,s chapter examines the social, demographic and economic basis for the recruitment of Lebanese Armed Forced (LAF) personnel in rural North Lebanon. It finds that youth seek an army career mainly for the social security provided, and thereby the prospects for social mobility. The many benefits of recr