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51. What Has Changed in Policing since the Arab Uprisings of 2011? Challenges to Reform and Next Steps

52. Eliminating the Protests? The Motives and Circumstances of Basra Assassinations

53. Timebomb at the Port: How Institutional Failure, Political Squabbling and Greed Set the Stage for Blowing up Beirut

54. Punishing the Regime, Protecting Syrians: The Dilemma of Sanctions on Syria

55. Salvaging Lebanon: Expert Opinions on a Way out of the Crisis

56. Towards a Zero-COVID Lebanon: A Call for Action

57. Saving the Suffering Lebanese Healthcare Sector: Immediate Relief while Planning Reforms

58. The Deteriorated Educational Reality in Lebanon: Towards “Another” Critical Approach

59. One Year into Lebanon's “17 October Uprising”: Is There a Reason to Celebrate?

60. The Political Economy of Syria: Deepening Pre-War Orientations

61. Nizar Saghieh – No society disappears through bankruptcy: Its vitality alone can ensure accountability

62. The Gulf States and Israel after the Abraham Accords

63. A Syrian Perspective on the Special Tribunal for Lebanon: What Lessons to Be Learnt?

64. Solutions for the “Vanishing Drug” Conundrum in Lebanon: A Change in the Subsidy System Coupled with a Digital Prescribing Platform

65. Building on Quicksand: Pursuing Transitional Justice in Times of Great Upheaval

66. Mobilizing against Anti-black Racism in MENA: A Reader

67. “What is a State without the People?”: Statehood Obsession and Denial of Rights in Palestine

68. Lebanese Women and the Politics of Representation

69. Palestinian Refugees of Syria’s Yarmouk Camp: Challenges and Obstacles to Return

70. The View from Aden: A Shadow State between the Coalition and Civil War

71. A Path for Political Change in Lebanon? Lessons and Narratives from the 2018 Elections

72. Exploring the Rationale for Decentralization in Iraq and its Constraints

73. A Safe Path for Democratic Decentralization in Syria

74. Lebanon: Anger in Palestinian Refugee Camps Gives Rise to a New Mobilization for Dignity

75. A Strong Central State: A Prerequisite for Effective Local Governance in Yemen

76. Twenty Days of Lebanese Protests: Between Continuity, Innovation and Uncertainty

77. The Rising Tide of Change in Iraq: An Assessment of the 2018 and 2019 Protests

78. From “Overthrowing the Regime” to “All Means All”: An Analysis of the Lebanonisation of Arab Spring Rhetoric

79. The Syrian State: A Two-Headed Monster is Emerging