Before the inception of the Lebanese republic, the Lebanese political system functioned as a multi-confessional system where power has been allocated to different religious communities.
Author: Zeinab Fayad
Zeinab Fayad is a graduate student at New York University's Graduate School of Arts and Sciences, working towards a master’s degree in International Relations with a concentration in Middle Eastern and Levantine Studies. In 2018, she graduated from Paris-Dauphine University with a bachelor’s degree in International Economics and Development.