Weekend Reading: Sinai Tourism, Lebanon’s Refugees, and Middle Eastern Street Art
Reading selections for the weekend of August 25, 2017.

By experts and staff
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Experts
By Steven A. CookEni Enrico Mattei Senior Fellow for Middle East and Africa Studies
Enas El Masry explores efforts by Bedouin tribes to boost domestic tourism in the southern Sinai Peninsula.
Zeead Yaghi recounts how waves of refugees throughout the twentieth and twenty-first centuries have shaped the Lebanese city of Karantina.
Camille Reynolds looks at the communal benefits and future of street art in the Middle East during times of increasing oppression.
