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Like a Fish Outside the Sea: An Ethnographic Exploration of Why and How Young Lebanese from El-Mina Migrate to Europe
Following the Thawra in 2019, Lebanon’s initial optimism for political change has given way to a harsh reality. The country, troubled by hyperinflation, deteriorating state services, and worsening living conditions, coupled with corruption and sectarianism, is seeing an increasing number of Lebanese...
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2025
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