PhD Candidate Explores Lebanese Politics

Update: 2020-01-03

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Kelly Stedem, a PhD candidate in the politics department, discusses the current protests in Lebanon and her dissertation, which explores clientelism in the country. Stedem recently coauthored an article for the Washinton Post's Monkey Cage blog about the protests.

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PhD Candidate Explores Lebanese Politics

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PhD Candidate Explores Lebanese Politics

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PhD Candidate Explores Lebanese Politics