XCEPT

  • Jan032024

    Waiting for War: Escalation on Lebanon’s Southern Border and Conflict Memory

    By Brontë Philips *This was written in December 2023, before the targeting of a senior Hamas commander in Beirut. Information…

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  • Oct172023

    Four Years On from Lebanon’s 17 October Revolution

    By Mohamad El Kari Visiting Lebanon today, it is difficult to escape the feeling that a collective sense of hopelessness…

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  • Aug312023

    Imprisoned for Terrorism: The Experiences of Inmates in Roumieh Prison in Lebanon

    By Dr Craig Larkin & Dr Rajan Basra This Briefing Note assesses the impact of imprisonment and Lebanon’s criminal justice…

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  • Aug172023

    What Do We Mean When We Talk About ‘Resilience’ to Violent Extremism?

    By Federica Calissano Speaking at a memorial event 10 years on from 9/11, then President of the United States, Barack…

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  • Jul282023

    Men and Psychosocial Support Services Programming

    By Dr Heidi Riley This Briefing Note explores humanitarian responses to conflict-related trauma amongst men and boys, and finds that…

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  • Jun282023

    Dr Inna Rudolf Shares Her Research on Post-Conflict Recovery in Mosul

    Dr Inna Rudolf is a Research Fellow on the Cross-Border Conflict Evidence, Policy and Trends (XCEPT) research programme at King’s…

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  • Jun142023

    Q&A with Dr Rajan Basra

    Dr Rajan Basra is a post-doctoral researcher on the Cross-Border Conflict Evidence, Policy and Trends (XCEPT) research programme at King’s…

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  • May102023

    Martyrdom in Lebanon: An Evolution of Memory-Making

    By Bronte Philips In a speech given on Hezbollah’s 11 November Martyrs’ Day in 2021, the group’s Secretary-General, Hassan Nasrallah,…

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  • Apr262023

    Q&A with Dr Fiona McEwen

    Dr Fiona McEwen is the Survey and Interventions Director of the Cross-Border Conflict Evidence, Policy and Trends (XCEPT) research programme…

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  • Apr122023

    Can Uncertainty Make Us Violent? The Role of Uncertainty in Encouraging Violent and Extremist Ideologies

    By Federica Calissano Uncertainty is a condition that all individuals experience, and it is something that we all, to differing extents,…

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