Civic Space

Lebanon Support is a multidisciplinary space creating synergies and bridging between the scientific, practitioner, and policy spheres. Lebanon Support aims to foster social change through innovative uses of social science, digital technologies, and publication and exchange of knowledge.

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Covid19

Lockdown

Civic Space

Civil Society

Lebanon

Read more about CSOs’ civic and operational space in Lebanon during lockdown | June 2021-تأثير الإغلاق العام على الفضاء المدني والعملاني لمنظمات المجتمع المدني في لبنان | حزيران ٢٠٢١

Mapping of solidarity initiatives in Lebanon, Focus on CSOs space in Lebanon during lockdown | January 2021-مسح لمبادرات التضامن في لبنان - تأثير الإغلاق العام على الفضاء المدني ومساحة عمل المجتمع المدني | كانون الثاني/يناير ٢.٢١

Lebanon Support is undertaking a mapping of solidarity initiatives and aid and humanitarian response interventions in Lebanon. This survey focuses particularly on the effect of the lockdown on operational and civic space.

Data collected through this survey will be displayed in open access on the Daleel Madani website with the aim of enhancing coordination efforts, identifying gaps in interventions, and informing programming and strategizing. Ultimately, the data will help make the case for the importance to maintain humanitarian and civic space in the country.

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Read more about Mapping of solidarity initiatives in Lebanon, Focus on CSOs space in Lebanon during lockdown | January 2021-مسح لمبادرات التضامن في لبنان - تأثير الإغلاق العام على الفضاء المدني ومساحة عمل المجتمع المدني | كانون الثاني/يناير ٢.٢١

Unpacking the Dynamics of Contentious Mobilisations in Lebanon: Between Continuity and Evolution

Introduction

Read more about Unpacking the Dynamics of Contentious Mobilisations in Lebanon: Between Continuity and Evolution

Crafting the good citizen, streaming the good king: Notes on press freedom, hegemony and social contention in King Abdallah II’s Jordan

Introduction

In recent years, press freedom in Jordan has undergone a significant contraction (Alnajjar 2021). The repressive shift arrived concurrently with the steady rise in contentious mobilizations that the country has been experiencing since 2011, as a result of the progressive degradation of the average living conditions and the state reiteration of tight IMF-backed neoliberal reforms.

Digest: Solidarity initiatives and CSOs civic & operational space in Lebanon during the lockdown of January-March 2021

Local actors, at the forefront of aid and relief efforts

The October 2019 Protests in Lebanon: Between Contention and Reproduction

Introduction