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David Hirst



Average rating: 3.36 · 42 ratings · 14 reviews · 28 distinct worksSimilar authors
Low Life in the High Desert...

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Une histoire du Liban (Temp...

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How To Communicate With Anyone

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BUSINESS WRITING: Writing W...

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Width of a Circle

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O Beloved: Letters from the...

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“Lebanon, it seems, was almost designed to be the everlasting battleground for others’ political, strategic and ideological conflicts, conflicts which sometimes escalate into their proxy wars.”
David Hirst, Beware of Small States: Lebanon, Battleground of the Middle East

“(‘Lebanonization’) become an official part of the French language, defined in the latest editions of Larousse as ‘a process of fragmentation of a state, as a result of confrontation between diverse communities’, and ‘tending to replace “balkanisation”’.”
David Hirst, Beware of Small States: Lebanon, Battleground of the Middle East

“But the Bush Administration did not yet understand, or, if it did, did not yet care enough to try to stop it. Yet even it was getting seriously upset with its Israeli protégé - albeit mainly for military and strategic, rather than moral, reasons. It was not simply that Israel had failed to expand the war on Hizbullah by attacking Syria too. For that is what ‘many parts’ of the Bush Administration, led by the passionately pro-Israeli neoconservative, National Security Adviser Elliot Abrams, had been urging it to do, and there was a ‘lot of anger’ in the White House that it hadn’t.106”
David Hirst, Beware of Small States: Lebanon, Battleground of the Middle East

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