Les Mots De La Stigmatisation Urbaine
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La Dâhiye de Beyrouth : parcours d’une stigmatisation urbaine, consolidation d’un territoire politique

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“…3 The extent of Israeli attacks and the 'deliberate targeting' of civilian infrastructure sparked popular outrage and compassion, 4 prompting a novel wave of solidarity among the country's diverse factions, which united to help the traumatised (mainly Shiite) community. Lurking behind this spontaneous humanitarian reaction to, and consensus about, Israel's district of Haret Hreik [2], a densely populated area in Beirut's southern suburbs commonly known as al-Dahieh. Within a one-square-kilometre area, 3119 housing units and 1610 commercial units were demolished and 20,000 residents lost their homes.…”
Section: Political Setting: Between Consensus and Controversymentioning
confidence: 97%
“…3 The extent of Israeli attacks and the 'deliberate targeting' of civilian infrastructure sparked popular outrage and compassion, 4 prompting a novel wave of solidarity among the country's diverse factions, which united to help the traumatised (mainly Shiite) community. Lurking behind this spontaneous humanitarian reaction to, and consensus about, Israel's district of Haret Hreik [2], a densely populated area in Beirut's southern suburbs commonly known as al-Dahieh. Within a one-square-kilometre area, 3119 housing units and 1610 commercial units were demolished and 20,000 residents lost their homes.…”
Section: Political Setting: Between Consensus and Controversymentioning
confidence: 97%
“…First, all interviewed clients declared that they distrusted the Lebanese state, given its historical position vis-à-vis informal settlements, the southern suburbs of Beirut, and the Shiite community, which are marked by neglect and an occasional deployment of violence (Harb 2003). Second, dwellers extended this negative opinion of the Lebanese public sector to its legal system, which did not provide them with a positive legal precedent (in the neighborhood and/or among members of their networks of social relations) that would set an example to follow.…”
Section: Legal Retaliation or The Court Of Lawmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…La fragmentation politique et confessionnelle issue de la guerre libanaise a été analysée comme un processus de territorialisation concurrent (BEYHUM, 1994). La consolidation de territoires locaux contrôlés par des forces issues des reconfigurations de pouvoir durant la guerre civile, s'est poursuivie jusqu'à aujourd'hui -en particulier avec la montée en puissance du Hezbollah (HARB, 2003).…”
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“…La fragmentation politique et confessionnelle issue de la guerre libanaise a été analysée comme un processus de territorialisation concurrent (BEYHUM, 1994). La consolidation de territoires locaux contrôlés par des forces issues des reconfigurations de pouvoir durant la guerre civile, s'est poursuivie jusqu'à aujourd'hui -en particulier avec la montée en puissance du Hezbollah (HARB, 2003).Or, la distribution de l'électricité est marquée par une profonde inégalité spatiale en termes de qualité de service et notamment de gestion du rationnement de l'alimentation. Surtout, la géographie des fraudes et du non-paiement renvoie à une opposition centre-périphérie qui montre la force des régulations socio-politiques localisées.…”
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