Karim Safieddine

Karim Safieddine is a Lebanese organizer and researcher from Lebanon, particularly engaging with the Mada Network and secular clubs. He holds a Master’s degree in Comparative Politics from LSE. He is currently pursuing a PhD in Sociology at the University of Pittsburgh. His political writing and research, displayed in several local, regional, and international outlets, explores the intersections between the State, conceptions of liberation, and democratic and progressive struggle in Lebanon and beyond.

Articles by: Karim Safieddine

A Pathway for Civil War Accountability in Lebanon: A Youth Perspective 

Breaking the taboo around Lebanon’s civil war is not merely a moral imperative; it is a strategic necessity for any genuine project of national recovery.

Restoring Lebanese Shi’a Trust via Discourse: Can Lebanon Do Better?

Lebanon’s overlapping crises, wars, and the question of disarmament have deepened sectarian polarization and intensified the isolation of the Shi’a community. Preserving social cohesion requires the state to engage in local politics,...

Bypassing Hopelessness: A Call for a Bolder, Proactive Lebanon

More than ever, Lebanon is in need of bold foreign and domestic policies that break from the failed strategies of the past, and it needs all the support it can get.