What Makes The Lebanese Work And Lebanon Not Work?

Gulf Business

The environment makes all the difference, writes Tommy Weir, founder of the Emerging Markets Leadership Center.

For all practical purposes, Lebanon is still struggling from the effects of civil war that ended over two decades ago. Yet, today the country is without a president, shackled by continued corruption, weakening job prospects, and on-going strikes that are the only way for the working class voice to be heard. Roadblocks and tires burning in the streets are everyday forms of protest.

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