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Olson, Robert W. – Indiana Social Studies Quarterly, 1983
In two decades of Ba'thist rule, Syria has evolved into a centralized, one-party, secular, authoritarian nation-state, which may be destabilized in the 1980s as a result of the conflict in Lebanon and internal Islamic opposition. (RM)
Descriptors: Area Studies, Islamic Culture, Middle Eastern History, Middle Eastern Studies
Peretz, Don – 1982
This guide is intended to provide journalists with a critical analysis of U.S. media coverage of Lebanon and the underlying issues which make it such a difficult story to cover. It is one of a series of guides treating topics of concern to the U.S. media. The major portion of the guide contains an article, "Reporting Lebanon the Christian…
Descriptors: Arabs, Bias, Headlines, Human Resources
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Nissim, Chaim – CALICO Journal, 2004
Arabic is the language of the Arab minority in Israel, the Palestinian Authority, and the neighbors of Israel (Egypt, Syria, Jordan, and Lebanon). Hence, learning Arabic and Arab culture is very important to promoting understanding between Arabs and Jews. The concept of using the internet to promote learning and communication between students in…
Descriptors: Semitic Languages, Middle Eastern History, Jews, Islamic Culture