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AL
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838248
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LA106397
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10.116322138617-12340040.pdfdf
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https://doi.org/10.1163/22138617-12340040
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Giampaolo Conte
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Economic Relationship between Italy and Lebanon in the Fifties [Article]\ Giampaolo Conte
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Volume 94: Issue 1
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99–112
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2-Jul-14
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<p>Italy and Lebanon signed the first friendship agreement between an Arab and a Western country after the Second World War. Both countries profited from this agreement: Italy could use it as a model for future agreements with other Arab countries and Lebanon with other Western countries. The uniqueness of this agreement is the fair-trade which was unusual in international agreements signed between Western countries and Arab countries. As one of the defeated countries, it was very important for Italy to build a new relationship with the Mediterranean countries. Therefore the first step had to be a political agreement and then an economic and trade agreement. The United Kingdom and France did not want Italy to start a new relation with Lebanon, particularly France which was jealous of her ex-mandate. Nevertheless, Italy succeeded in setting a very good relationship with Lebanon along the Fifties.</p>
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Italy; Lebanon; Economic History of the Near East; Trade in the Mediterranean Area; Mediterranean Countries; International Relationships in the Near East
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10.116322138617-12340040.pdfdf
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https://doi.org/10.1163/22138617-12340040
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