Joseph Daher Livres

Eight years on, Syria is still a battleground. Why has the state remained so strong?

Focusing on political economy, this analysis of Hezbollah offers a fresh perspective on the Lebanese party, moving beyond traditional discussions of identity and military aspects. Joseph Daher draws from extensive fieldwork and primary sources to situate Hezbollah within Lebanon's socio-economic and political landscape, highlighting its connections with Iran, media influence, and engagement with Western economic policies. The book also addresses the party's stance on workers' rights, women's issues, and its role within the sectarian political framework, providing crucial insights into a complex region.

Focusing on the historical context of Palestine, this work examines over a century of imperialist intervention in the Middle East, providing a framework for understanding the region's struggles, particularly in relation to socialism. Joseph Daher goes beyond the immediate human rights issues to explore the broader implications of these historical dynamics, offering insights into both current challenges and potential future pathways to liberation. This comprehensive analysis is crucial for anyone looking to grasp the complexities of the Palestinian situation.

A study of the political nature and dynamics of Hezbollah in relation to the socio-economic and political context in Lebanon and in the wider region