Joseph Daher

Topics of Interest:
Political Islam, Sectarianism, Neo-liberalism and Class Dynamics, Popular Movements

Countries/Regions of Interest:
Middle East and North Africa

List of Publications

Books:
« Penser l'émancipation », Sous la direction d'Hadrien Buclin, Joseph Daher, Christakis Georgiou et Pierre Raboud, et I wrote a chapter in this book "Une analyse des processus révolutionnaires du Moyen-Orient et d’Afrique du Nord"

The People Demand: A short history of the Arab revolutions. By John Rees and Joseph Daher, 2011

Academic Articles:
Contre Temps (France): Syrie, un retour sur les origines et le développement du processus révolutionnaire part 1

Syrie, un retour sur les origines et le développement du processus révolutionnaire part 2

Articles Published in Various Newspapers and Websites:
Open Democracy (USA), New Politics (USA), Muftah, Al Manshour (Lebanon), Thawra Daima (Lebanon), Le Courrier (Switzerland), Imprecor (France), Al Araby (UK) New Socialist (Canada),  etc…

I just finished my PhD in SOAS London with minor amendments to finish for beginning of August on the topic "Hezbollah, a Historical Materialist Analysis".

I am in the process of publishing a book on the topic with Pluto Press.

I have been teaching as an "assistant doctorant" in Lausanne University, Switzerland, since 2012 September a seminar called "Revolutions in the Arab Region: a historical approach" and I am working in this university on the following topic "Origins and Development of the Syrian revolutionary process".