The Beirut Enterprise, a free thinking circle on political, economical, social affairs in the Levant

The Beirut Enterprise represents a precious Agora to freely study and publish my works on political science, human rights, international justice and public policies, with a particular focus on the Levant region. The Beirut Enterprise believes in an academic and non partisan approach to understand and analyze regional and international geopolitics, along with political economics and policy insights.

Showing posts with label Arab Dictartorship. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Arab Dictartorship. Show all posts

اعلان استكتاب للمجلة العربية للعلوم السياسية حول موضوع "دول الثورات العربية وعملية بناء أو اعادة بناء الدولة، نظريات، تجارب وآفاق‎"

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يشرفني ابلاغ قراء هذه المدونة عن اعلان استكتاب  للمجلة العربية للعلوم السياسية ، مجلة دورية محكّمة صادرة عن الجمعية العربية للعلوم السياس...

الثورات العربية والخبرة الثورية العالمية، جنوب أوروبا وشرقها، أمريكا اللاتينية

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نـــــدوة "الثورة والانتقال الديمقراطي في الوطن العربي:نحو خطة طريق" مركز دراسات الوحدة العربية 6 شباط / فبراير 2012، تونس – الجمه...

Le 21ème siècle s’invite dans le Monde Arabe

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Karim El Mufti Chercheur en science politique le 12 février 2011 Cantonnées dans des dictatures militaires et policières respectivem...
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The Beirut Enterprise
The Beirut Enterprise is a space created by Dr. Karim El Mufti, a research scholar specialized in the social science school of state-building in multi-sectarian societies, such as Lebanon and Bosnia-Herzegovina. He teaches in various universities such as Sciences Po Paris and Saint-Joseph University’s Global Campus for Human Rights in Beirut. He collaborates regularly with many international, regional and local institutions in the Euro-Mediterranean region, as an International Expert on Governance, Justice, Security, namely on Fragile contexts and post-war reconstruction challenges. He remains very active in the field of civil society in defense of human rights, transitional justice and human development.
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