ANND Newsletter - Reconstruction After War: Building Justice, Not Just Cities

This issue addresses reconstruction from multiple angles, through an analysis of the experiences of Lebanon, Syria, and the Gaza Strip, and a discussion of the economic, social, and environmental dimensions of reconstruction, the role of civil society, the rights of women and persons with disabilities, financing mechanisms, governance, and accountability.

Newsletter Opening by Ziad Abdel Samad: Reconstruction in the Arab Region: An Opportunity to Build a More Just and Sustainable Future
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The Day After the War: Reconstruction as a Turning Point Toward Inclusive Cities and an End to Exclusion - Sylvana Lakkis
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Environmental Reconstruction After War: A Prerequisite for Stability and Justice - Habib Maalouf
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Justice, Reconstruction’s Foundation - Joseph Schechla
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The Developmental and Environmental Dilemma of Reconstructing the Gaza Strip - Dr. Iyad Al-Karnaz
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On the Absent Reconstruction in Syria - Mohammad Kiki and Rabie Nasser
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Just Reconstruction Under Occupation in Lebanon - Soha Mneimneh
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Comparative Analysis - Dr. Khalil Gebara
In this comparative analysis, Dr. Khalil Gebara brings together the key arguments of the articles in this special issue, examining reconstruction through the lenses of justice, governance, participation, and sustainable development.
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