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Ethnobotanical knowledge from Lebanon
To listen to the stories click on the book cover للأستماع الى السوالف انقر الغلاف To order from Amazon go to http://bit.ly/cTacKV
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A source on food, farming and rural society
Land - suheir hammad
his approach
to love he said
was that of a farmer
most love like
hunters and like
hunters most kill
what they desire
he tills
soil through toes
nose in the wet
earth he waits
prays to the gods
and slowly harvests
thankful
to love he said
was that of a farmer
most love like
hunters and like
hunters most kill
what they desire
he tills
soil through toes
nose in the wet
earth he waits
prays to the gods
and slowly harvests
thankful
My new book: Lebanon 2006, a War Diary
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My new book: Food, Farming and Freedom
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My book: Plants and People
Ethnobotanical knowledge from Lebanon
My book: Tales of the Badia سوالف البادية
To listen to the stories click on the book cover للأستماع الى السوالف انقر الغلاف To order from Amazon go to http://bit.ly/cTacKV
My book: From `Akkar to `Amel: Lebanon's Slow Food Trail
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To order "From `Akkar to `Amel" in the US by email:
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In times of political crisis in Lebanon and the region, this blog will carry news updates and analysis
Blog Archive
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- Land grab?
- Slingshot Hip Hop
- Your time has come
- They don't like farming.
- Grape molasses
- Vorsprunch Durch Technik
- The value shackles
- Terra Carolina
- The global fair
- Universal right to food
- Going further-but not all the way
- Food Sovereignty Free Trade Conference
- Yemen...Hadramawt
- Fair trade olives from Palestine.
- The even hate our potatoes
- Sunny exile
- Quota
- Mysterious assailants
- Besieged and hungry
- Palestine Site
- Madagascar Daewoo
- To complement note to self: on wheat production an...
- Note to self
- Use your illusions
- Friends of the water
- Essential water
- Beyond aid and fair trade
- Farming life
- Makhlouta
- Badael-Alternatives
- Relief aid or development?
- ism
- From Gaza to Oxford
- From sand dunes to rubbish heaps
- A new trade system
- Decolonizing
- FAST
- Arab Society for Geographical Indications
- Banquet
- International Mountain Day
- Bamboozled
- Food triad
- Organically grown
- Cracked
- Where do the old, unwanted tv sets go?
- The weakest link
- Water and people
- Bedouin revolt in Sinai
- Ired
- Wonky
- To serve the rich
- US Hunger
- Israel regulate fishing in Gaza
- Eating is a political act
- Zionist environmentalism
- Still eating sushi and sashimi?
- Thugs!
- Developing inefficiency
- Badael-Alternatives
- Up and down: the food crisis never ends, it just c...
- Risotto al olio
- Black cloud days
- Harvest time
- Just a reminder
- Tension
- Food Law? Not for us!
- Souk every day
- From `Akkar to `Amel review
- Limerence
- From Amman
- High hopes
- But what is Israeli cuisine?
- Of meat and men
- In the newspaper
- Am in Jordan for a couple of days so blogging is l...
- Weevil overcome
- AgriBush III?
- Land and People in the New York Times
- Arab Hunger
- Hunger and food
- Biofools
- “We will starve to death if we lose our animals,” ...
- Terminate the terminator
- Badael/Alternatives
- Cairo
- Change?
- Liberal Kapital
- For a balanced Middle East policy
- Yes he can!
- Outcomes
- Despair
- Food bank
- Greasy hands
- Time for dung
- C'est la lutte finale...
- African rice
- Advocacy
- Fighting racism?
- Convergence
- Green Intifada
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About Me
- Rami Zurayk
- Beirut, Lebanon, Lebanon
- Opinions on this blog are expressed personally and do not necessarily represent the opinions of any institution I may be affiliated with.
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1 comment:
Hello Rami, thank you for commenting my blog. It could be nice if you can pass by Maghdouche once you are in the south but unfortunately I am not living there but in Norway. I could not find your email but if you email me maybe we can arrange a meeting as I am visiting soon.
robertk@webmail.no
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