8 juin 2022
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Ali Kassem, « Islamic Studies in Lebanese Shia Higher Education », Diacritiques Éditions, ID : 10.4000/books.diacritiques.6465
Alongside Egypt, Lebanon is often presented as the country with the “longest history of modern higher education” in the Arab world (Kriener 2011) where “modern” can be understood as referring to the Westernized educational model. With around forty-nine officially accredited institutions of higher learning and a population of around five million, the landscape of higher education in the small ex-colony is both kaleidoscopic and intricate. Within this complex scenery, there exists a number of s...