Category: Government

• Crawling Out from Under the Rubble: On Becoming Iconoclasts

  

  There are already engaged Lebanese academics and artists, iconoclasts, and they are making a difference, but more need to engage beyond their classrooms, books and academic journals, and ‘ateliers’, to be in the act of researching people, themselves, the dynamics of oppression and the politics of social interactions and injustices, to become aware of the…

  Dr. Pamela Chrabieh

  13 Apr 2021

  Arab World, Arts, Content Creation, Cultural Resistance, Culture, Diversity management, Education, Government, Human Rights, Inclusion, Lebanon, Middle Eastern Studies, Peace Education, Peacebuilding, Politics, Religions, Sectarianism, Southwestern Asia, Youth

  Academia, Artists, arts and culture, Citizenship, Cultural Resistance, Education, Governance, Lebanon, Revolution, Social change

• Towards Building New Models in Lebanon?

  “You never change things by fighting the existing reality. To change something, build a new model that makes the existing model obsolete.” Buckminster Fuller Fuller’s quote somehow makes sense. Indeed, should we work against establishments? Or should we help them transform for the better?According to Fuller, the second option is the best. I couldn’t agree…

  Dr. Pamela Chrabieh

  15 Jan 2020

  Arab World, Citizenship, Citizenship in the Arab World, Cultural Resistance, Diversity management, Government, Inclusion, Lebanon, Middle Eastern Studies, Peacebuilding, Revolution, Southwestern Asia

  Culture of Peace, Diversity management, Lebanon, Revolution

• Tolerance, Peacebuilding and Internal Policies in Canada and the United Arab Emirates

  

  My latest article published in Al Machreq Online. (June 30, 2016 – Dar el Machreq, St Josef University, Beirut-Lebanon) http://www.darelmachreq.com/desc-almachreq-cat/220  

  Dr. Pamela Chrabieh

  30 Jun 2016

  Canada, Government, Peacebuilding, Tolerance, UAE

• Policy, Global Citizens and World Peace. Case studies: Lebanon, Canada and the UAE

  

  Assistant Professor of Middle Eastern Studies Dr. Pamela Chrabieh was invited as a special guest speaker to give a lecture entitled “Policy, Global Citizens and World Peace: How can Governments influence policy to create better Global citizens and work towards World Peace? Case studies: Lebanon, Canada and the United Arab Emirates”. Dr. Chrabieh introduced first…

  Dr. Pamela Chrabieh

  17 Mar 2016

  Canada, Citizenship, Citizenship in the Arab World, Diversity management, Foreign Policy, Government, Intercultural Dialogue, Interfaith Dialogue, Interreligious Dialogue, Lebanon, Peacebuilding, Southwestern Asia, UAE

  Canada, Citizenship, Interreligious Dialogue, Lebanon, Peace, Peacebuilding, Southwestern Asia, United Arab Emirates

• Harvard College Asia Program Conference

  

  Assistant Professor of Middle Eastern Studies Dr. Pamela Chrabieh was invited as a special guest speaker to give a lecture entitled “Policy, Global Citizens and World Peace: How can Governments influence policy to create better Global citizens and work towards World Peace? Case studies: Lebanon, Canada and the United Arab Emirates” on March 14, 2016…

  Dr. Pamela Chrabieh

  14 Mar 2016

  Canada, Diversity management, Foreign Policy, Government, Lebanon, Peace Education, UAE

  Canada, Diversity management, Foreign Policy, Glocalization, Lebanon, Peace, Tolerance, United Arab Emirates, World Peace