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June 2020

by Executive Editors

JUNE 2020

 

EDITORIAL


Doomed to repeat?



LEADERS


The Lebanese people have the right to know and the capacity to contribute to their economic rescue
For economic rights





Lebanon needs a national strategy for education
The right to learn




SPECIAL REPORT BANKING AND FINANCE


The Lebanese banking sector, a long view
Seeking clarity





Banking economists on the Lebanese banking sector
Talking bankers





Questions on data, policy design, and usefulness of assumptions
To bank or not to bank





Q&A with Riad Obegi, chairman of Banque BEMO, on banking sector challenges economic crisis
Double jeopardy




ECONOMICS & POLICY


Ziad Hayek on his and Gérard Charvet’s plan to overcome Lebanon’s financial crisis
Shock treatment





British ambassador outlines prospects of bilateral relations and economic interaction between London and Beirut
Rampling on Lebanon





Impacts of the Greater Beirut Water Supply Project
Beyond the Bisri Dam





Analysis of inflation using the Consumer Price Index
Rising prices




EDUCATION


The impact of Lebanon’s economic woes on schools and parents
Putting a price tag on education





Lebanon’s experience with distance learning
The view from afar





UNESCO survey exploring remote learning experiences during COVID-19 lockdowns
Perspectives, priorities, and possibilities for education during pandemics




CORONAVIRUS


Testing for COVID-19 in Lebanon
The new normal




LAST WORD


RAMCO strike a key moment for labor rights in Lebanon
Alternative organization




ONLINE ONLY


F&B sector operating in constantly shifting and worsening conditions
Down the rabbit hole





Q&A with Kamal Mouzwak on the impact of COVID-19 on Tawlet and Souk El Tayeb
Is the table set?




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