Political books

This book addresses aspects of Tunisian political thought regarding the Palestinian cause. It attempts to determine the extent of this national issue's influence on Tunisian national and Arab consciousness, particularly...

This book presents imaginal studies and its founder, Gilbert Durand, as well as the founders of interpretive sociology and social phenomenology, such as Weber, Simmel, and Schutz, and ethnomethodology. It...

The book covers topics such as comparisons between Christianity and Islam, the experiences of modern Islamic movements with Christian-origin democracy, the stance of political Islam movements on modernization, secularization, and...

Its nine chapters focus on the study of Egyptian politics since the beginning of the nineteenth century, with the emergence of signs of illness in the body of the Ottoman...

Since the complete occupation of the city of Jerusalem more than half a century ago, Israel has worked to Judaize the city, urbanistically and demographically. In achieving this, it relied...

After the Arab Revolutions contains studies by researchers from Palestine, Sudan, Egypt, Iran, Syria, and Morocco. Their studies all revolve around the topic of democratic transition in the Arab world...

Which Arab reader does not know the meaning of "umma" (nation)? After more than a century of immersion in the writings and speeches of the fathers of Arab nationalism, most...

The Dictionary of Political Thought presents, through one hundred and twenty-eight entries, in a simple and accessible manner, the main currents of ideas, major philosophical discussions, and key authors of...

It analyzes the cross-border impact on the awakening of centuries-suppressed identities, such as the rise of awareness of the rights of Black people in the Middle East and North Africa,...

A simulation of foreign policy decision-making patterns at the global level, representing a useful contemporary gateway to understanding for followers, researchers, and diplomats in the context of discovering today's world...

The black market of diplomacy, in economic terms, refers to a market condition where demand far exceeds supply, and this meaning may converge with the essential need for a black...

Durkheim, one of the pioneers of sociology and anthropology, developed "The Elementary Forms of Religious Life" as a general theory of religion by analyzing the simplest primitive religious institutions. He...