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Kalamon is an Arabic quarterly magazine published in Lebanon. It seeks to provide a free space for articles, essays, studies and literary texts pertaining to the Arab world and aims at stimulating dialogue among intellectuals and academics, artists and critics from the region and the world.

The magazine is produced by the “letter S” organization, supported by Heinrich Böll Stiftung Middle East Office and published by Dar Al-Saqi.

You can order this magazine on line: www.daralsaqi.com and have it delivered to your address worldwide.

Selected Articles from Kalamon

Analysis

Women, Revolution, Politics and Power

 - During the Arab uprisings, an unprecedented number of women took to the streets, paving the way for a more important role in politics. However, in the transitional period that follows, they now have to fight against their exclusion from the political arena. By Dalal al-Bizri more»
Perspectives #3: Syria's Revolution - Society, Power, Ideology
Latest Issues
Perspectives #3 February 2012 - Syria's Revolution: Society, Power, Ideology
Perspectives #2 May 2011, Special Issue: People's Power - The Arab World in Revolt
Perspectives #1 April 2011: Nuclear Energy and the Arab World - Ambition and Peril
Upcoming Event

The Legal Agenda

Thursday, 23 February 2012 6pm.

Legislative Trends in 2011

Seminar organized by the Legal Agenda in collaboration with the Heinrich Böll Stiftung - Middle East Office.

Reaching Boiling Point? Global Perspectives on the 2011 UN Climate Summit 100 years of international women's day
Latest Articles & Publications
Women, Revolution, Politics and Power
During the Arab uprisings, an unprecedented number of women took to the streets, paving the way for a more important role in politics. However, in the transitional period that follows, they now have to fight against their exclusion from the political arena. By Dalal al-Bizri more»
There Must Be a Freedom Square - And We Have Set the Date
From Syria, 8 months after the beginning of the popular uprising, this article offers a personal account of the brutality of the repression and its implications on the lives of human right activists.

By Razan Zaitouneh more»
Is it Winter or Spring for Christians in Syria?
Following the popular uprisings, there has been much amount of debate on the future of minority Christians sects in the region. Is the new Arab world hostile to Christians? Is it wise for them to fear the downfall of the Assad regime? By Doreen Khoury more»
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