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  Issue 054-055

  Vol. 14 No. 054-055 (2025)

  Issue 054 و055 of Omran for Social Sciences and Humanities (Autumn 2025) includes the following studies and articles: “Introduction: Israeli Settlements in the West Bank” (Raja Khalidi, Ayat Hamdan); “The Timeline, Components, and Governing Structure of Israel’s West Bank Settlement Project” (Walid Habbas, Anmar Rafeedie); “The Cost of Israeli Settlement on the Palestinian People” (Mahmoud Elkhafif, Raja Khalidi, Tareq Sadeq); “Israeli Industrial Zones in the West Bank: Economic Impact Study” (Walid Habbas, Jumana Janazreh); “Pastoral Settlement: Policies to Combat the Latest Models of Settlement and Economic Exploitation” (Jumana Janazreh); “The Impact of Settlement Expansion on Jerusalem Villages: Demographic and Economic Transformations in Biddu, Beit Iksa, Ar-Ram and Kufr Aqab” (Anmar Rafeedie, Malakeh Abdellatif); “Localization of Humanitarian Action in Gaza as a Field Imperative, Not an Institutional Choice” (Ghassan Elkahlout); “Economic Action and Social Structure: The Problem of Embeddedness” (Mark Granovetter); “The Cost of Closure: Occupation Checkpoints in the North and Central West Bank since 7 October” (Tareq Sadeq, Ahmad Alawneh); “From Poverty to Exploitation: The Motivations and Consequences of Palestinian Women Working in Israeli Settlements” (Wafaa Albitawi); “The Fundamental Concept and Technology of Artificial Intelligence and its Evolution: From Computational Models to Machine Learning” (Khatri Elayachi); “Tribalism and Political Power in the Gulf: State-Building and National Identity in Kuwait, Qatar and the UAE” (Jasim Bani Oraba); “Featured Books” (Omran Editorial Board).

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  Issue 053

  Vol. 14 No. 053 (2025)

  Issue 53 of Omran for Social Sciences and Humanities (Summer 2025) includes the following studies and articles: “Social Media and Surveillance: An Anthropological Study of Moroccan Digital Lives” (Mahjouba Kaoukaou); “Digital Activism Within the Coptic Community in North America: New Transnational Opportunities or Emerging Threats?” (Lilian Estafanous); “Toward a Pharmaceutical Anthropology in Morocco: The Biography of Aureomycin from Physical Production to Cultural Reinterpretation” (Farouk Tahri); “Sudan’s War of Words and Bullets: A Digital Ethnographic Analysis of the 15 April War Discourse” (Hawa Alzain, Elshifa Elamin); “The Impact of the Israeli War on the Palestinian Economy in the Gaza Strip: The Challenges of Economic Recovery” (Salaheldean Elegla); “Mecca in Morocco: Articulations of Muslim Pilgrimage in Moroccan Everyday Life” (Rachid Jarmouni); “Fairouz and the Arab Diaspora: Music and Identity in the UK and Qatar” (Mujahid Eldouma); “Featured Books” (Omran Editorial Board).

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  Issue 052

  Vol. 13 No. 052 (2025)

  Issue 52 of Omran for Social Sciences and Humanities (Spring 2025) includes the following studies and articles: “Faith and Intolerance: How Does Religious Identity Mediate Responses to Discrimination in Northwestern Europe?” (Tahir Abbas, Nabil Khattab); “Cyberpunk Urban Fantasies in the Gulf: The Line as an Incubator of Modernization in Saudi Arabia and Beyond” (Federico Cugurullo, Isobel Lee, Rebecca Weir); “Women Professors and the Practice of Power at the Lebanese University” (Fadia Hoteit); “Colonial Direct and Indirect Rule in the West Bank in Post-Oslo Era” (Ghada Samman); “The Palestinian Bourgeoisie under Israeli Occupation: National, Comprador, or Dependent Benefiting from its Dependency?” (Natalie Salameh); “Neither Market nor Hierarchy: Network Forms of Organization” (Walter W. Powell); “Social Sciences and Humanities in the Arab World: A Reading of the Arab Social Sciences Monitor” (Jibril Ali); “Academic Freedom and the Transnational Production of Knowledge” (Sari Hanafi); “Beersheba Region, Southern Ottoman Palestine: The Land, Society, and State” (Mansour Nasasra); “Featured Books” (Omran Editorial Board).

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  Issue 051

  Vol. 13 No. 051 (2025)

  Issue 51 of Omran for Social Sciences and Humanities (Winter 2025) includes the following studies and articles: “Cities as Frameworks of Affiliation: Some Considerations” (Ulrike Freitag); “Resilience Strategies in Gulf Smart Cities: Addressing Climate Change and Urban Policy Challenges” (Arshad Mahmood); “The Role of Urban Transformation in Saudi Arabia’s Nation-building: The Case of al-Balad, Jeddah” (Rufei Li); “The Gulf City, Rapid Urban Transformations and Globalization: A Critical Analysis of Al Garhoud, Dubai” (Simona Azzali); “The Living Conditions of Displaced Women in Darfur from the Perspective of Anti-Oppressive Practices in Social Work” (Ferdoos Abed Rabo Al-Issa, Faisal Ahmed Mohammed Alzain); “What is Wrong with Social Theory?” (Herbert Blumer); “Growing Public Debt and the Interest Rate Control Policy in Jordan” (Rasheed Ali); “Death between Society and Culture” (Habib Nahdi); “The Sacred between the Symbol and the Sword” (Othmane Leguachmi); “Featured Books” (Omran Editorial Board).

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  Issue 050

  Vol. 13 No. 050 (2024)

  Issue 50 of Omran for Social Sciences and Humanities (Autumn 2024) includes the following studies and articles: “Introduction: Water Ways (Critical Studies in the History of the Arabian Gulf and Palestine)” (Ismail Nashef); “The Sailing Scribe: Mansur Al-Khariji and the Oceanic Worlds of the Gulf” (Fahad Ahmad Bishara); “The Drought Years: The Forgotten Economic Transformations in Gulf History” (Amna Abdulla Sadiq); “The Sea vs. the Desert: Rahmah ibn Jabir and the Dialectic of Piracy and Maritime Influence” (Faozi Al-Goidi); “Star-Tied Water: Tracing Life in a Colonized Palestinian Village during the Time of the Anthropocene” (Yasmeen Qadan); “The Illusion of the Tunisian Exception: Civil Society and Democratic Transition” (Mehdi Mabrouk); “Fertility Theories: Are Demographers Neutral?” (Henri Leridon); “An Arab Assessment of Social Media’s Socio-Cultural Impacts: Analysis of the 2022 Arab Opinion Index Results” (Adel Maalel); “The Sea History in Tunisia and Its Memory in the Modern Period: Between the Oral and The Written” (Hichem Charfi); “My Brother, My Land: A Story from Palestine” (Sidi Elmeghari); “Featured Books” (Omran Editorial Board).

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  Issue 049

  Vol. 13 No. 049 (2024)

  Issue 49 of Omran for Social Sciences and Humanities (Summer 2024) includes the following studies and articles: “Imagining Economic Liberation in Palestine: Challenges and Opportunities” (Leila Farsakh); “The Political Economy of Smuggling: Trade in the West Bank Under the Israeli Border Regime” (Walid Habbas); “Identity, Anxiety, and War: Hezbollah and the Gaza Tragedy” (Adham Saouli); “Women Social Workers Working in Lebanon's Syrian Refugee Context: Challenges and Coping Mechanisms in a Multilayered Crisis” (Rania Mansour); “Mapping the Literary: A Spatial Reading of Hilal Chouman’s Kana Ghadan” (Farah Z. Aridi); “Framing Processes and Social Movements: An Overview and Assessment” (Robert D. Benford, David A. Snow); “Rural Morocco: A Socio-Anthropological Dictionary” (Faouzi Boukhriss, Malika Mouhti); “Rooted Outsiders, Intersubjective Reflexivity: Towards an Anthropology of Hospitality” (Mohamed Oubella).

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  Issue 048

  Vol. 12 No. 048 (2024)

  Issue 48 of Omran for Social Sciences and Humanities (Spring 2024) includes the following studies and articles: “Colonial Paternalism under Israeli Military Rule (1967-1977): Social Welfare as a Case” (Ashraf Othman Bader, Asem Khalil); “Biomedicine as a Folk Medicine for the Mentally Ill and Their Families: A Study in Reproducing Medical Prescription Outside the Hospital in Morocco” (Farouk Tahri); “Transformations of Political Discourse in Libya After 2011: A Study of The Joint Effect of Belongingness” (Saleh Abu Alkhir); “The Sudanese Professionals Association and the Question of Organization and Leadership in the Sudanese Revolution (2018-2019)” (Ahmed Ibrahim Abushouk); “The October Uprising of 2019: Did It Impact in the Structure of the Lebanese Political System?” (Paul Tabar); “Arab Spring Movements under the Social Sciences Microscope: Hypotheses and Conclusions” (Abdelmajid Skhairi); “On Reflexivity in Ethnographic Practice and Knowledge Production: Thoughts from the Arab Region” (Muzna Al-Masri, Samar Kanafani, Lamia Moghnieh, Helena Nassif, Elizabeth Saleh, Zina Sawwaf); “What Arabs Think About When They Think About Migration? Insights from the Arab Opinion Index (2011-2022)” (Majd Abuamer); “The Fundamentals of Social Representations: Sources, Theories and Practices” (Khatri Elayachi); “Narrative Research in The Social Sciences: Theories and Applications” (Mohamed Elmakhloufi).

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  Issue 047

  Vol. 12 No. 047 (2024)

  Issue 47 of Omran for Social Sciences and Humanities (Winter 2024) includes the following studies and articles: “An Unstable Transitional Period: The Transformations of the Hybrid Coalition in Sudan” (Hassan Elhag Ali Ahmad); “Law as a Vicious Circle: Community Protests against the Palestinian Government in West Bank” (Newar Bdair, Rashad Twam); “Social Movements and Protests in Morocco in the Arab Revolution Context: The Dynamics of Identity and the Transformation of Authoritarianism” (Azzeddine Elfaraa, Caroline Barbary); “Networked Protest Movements in Morocco: Digital Space as a Field for Shaping the Protest Discourse to the Marginalized” (Raja Jaazaoui); “Liminality in the Daily Life of Migrants from the Southern Sahara: The Case of Guinea Conakry Migrants” (Yousra Benjaa); “Dawn Chatty, Mandana Limbert, and the Anthropological Studies in the Sultanate of Oman” (Osman Mohamed Osman Ali, Tahar Saoud); “Citizenship as Accumulation by Dispossession: The Paradox of Settler Colonial Citizenship” (Areej Sabbagh-Khoury); “Gendered Resistance” (Azza Charara Baydoun); “New Women’s Migrations in Africa: Determinants and Dynamics” (Yassine Haggan).

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  Issue 046

  Vol. 12 No. 046 (2023)

  Issue 46 of Omran for Social Sciences and Humanities (Autumn 2023) includes the following studies and articles: “Toward a Dialogical Sociology” (Sari Hanafi); “War and State Formation in Europe (1300-1800): Revisiting the Bellicist Theory” (Sidahmed Goudjili); “Women and the Iraqi Uprising: Inequality, Space, and Feminist Perspectives” (Asmaa Jameel Rasheed, Zahra Ali); “Uprising Amidst Liminality: A Study of the 2021 Karameh (Dignity) Uprising of Palestinians inside the Green Line” (Khaled Anabtawi); “The Biopolitical Control of the Bodies and Motherhood of Palestinian Wives of Political Detainees” (Ferdoos Abed Rabo Al-Issa); “Eastern Christianity in Academic Research between the Colonial and Post-Colonial State” (Natalie Salameh); “Basic Structure as Subject” (John Rawls); “Social History of Girls' Education in Morocco: Pre-colonial period 1860-1912” (Mohammed Mourchid); “Ben Ali’s Tunisia: Power and Contention in an Authoritarian Regime” (Haifa Souilmi).

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  Issue 045

  Vol. 12 No. 045 (2023)

  Issue 45 of Omran for Social Sciences and Humanities (Summer 2023) includes the following studies and articles: “Typology of Digital Religious Identity: A Sociological Study of Youth's Religious Expressions on Facebook” (Nadia Elalia); “The Insult in Tunisian Political Culture” (Abdallah Janouf); ““Haratin in Mauritania”: To What Extent Does Social Origin Determine Opportunities for Social Mobility and Status Change?” (Mohamed Yahya Hasni); “Development and Settler Colonialism: Perpetuating Neo-colonial Domination and Apartheid” (Hasan Ayoub, Eleyan Sawafta); “Trans-Territorial Sumud: Refugee Responses to Multiple Systems of Oppression in Burj Barajneh Camp” (Rami Rmeileh); “Distinguished Lecture: Anti Anti-Relativism” (Clifford Geertz); “A Brief History of Equality” (Otmane Atmania); “On the Meaning of Land: Restoring the Palestinian Self” (Ahmed Idrees).

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  Issue 044

  Vol. 11 No. 044 (2023)

  Issue 44 of Omran for Social Sciences and Humanities (Spring 2023) includes the following studies and articles: “The Political Culture of Nubian Youth in Egypt: The Nubian Movement Towards the Issue of Return as a Case Study” (Ahmad Abdel-Maojoud al-Shinawi); “Political Culture, Social Cleavages, and Democracy: Algeria Case” (Abdelkader Abdelali); “Trends in Sociological Research in the Sultanate of Oman: The Case of Master’s Theses” (Osman Mohamed Osman Ali, Tahar Saoud, Hosni Ibrahim Abdelazim); “Frankincense in the Sultanate of Oman: An Anthropological Study” (Hajer Harrathi); “Is a Reconciliation between Pierre Bourdieu and Luc Boltanski Possible? Towards a Dialogue between Critical Sociology and the Pragmatic Sociology of Critique” (Simon Susen); “Pre-Modernity: Efforts to Envision Arab Social Sciences” (Othmane Leguachmi); “A Genealogical History of Society” (Hassane Hjij).

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  Issue 043

  Vol. 11 No. 043 (2023)

  Issue 43 of Omran for Social Sciences and Humanities (Winter 2023) includes the following studies and articles: “Statistical Analysis in Sociology: The New Positivist Approach” (Mohamed Faoubar, Khalid Zaghari); “The Anthropology of Global Warming: The Climate, Human Rights, and Global Human Coexistence” (Amr Osman); “22 February 2019 Hirak and Arab Spring Uprisings: The Limits of the Algerian Exception Narrative?” (Mohammed Hemchi, Abdennour Benantar); “The Lived Experiences of the Palestinian Women from the Occupied Palestinian Territory who are married and reside within the “Green Line”” (Suhad Daher-Nashif, Areen Hawari); “Institutionalized Organizations: Formal Structure as Myth and Ceremony” (Brian Rowan, John W. Meyer); “The Oxford Handbook of the Sociology of the Middle East” (Jibril Ali); “Decolonizing Sociology: An Introduction” (Mahmoud Dhaouadi); “On the Islamic Intellectual and Arab Maladies: Reflections on Contemporary Tribulations” (Mohamed A. Razak Hussein).

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  Issue 042

  Vol. 11 No. 042 (2022)

  Issue 42 of Omran for Social Sciences and Humanities (Autumn 2022) includes the following studies and articles: “Introduction: Sports and Society” (Mouldi Lahmar); “Sport and Politics in the Occupied Palestinian Territories: Political Awareness, Institutionalisation, and Resistive Adaptation (1967-1995)” (Ibrahim S. Rabaia); “Ultras Groups in Tunisia: The Intersections of Sports, Politics and Religion” (Kais Triaa); “Female Professional Athletes in Morocco: Confronting Gender Stereotypes” (Chaimae El Ghazi); “Ultras as a Youth Social Movement: A Critical Discourse Analysis of Moroccan Football Ultras” (Mohammed El Hadifi, Azzeddine Elfaraa); “Ultras’ Graffiti and Constructing Fan Identity: A Study of Symbolic Appropriation of Space” (Wadia Jehouani, Aissa El Ghayyati); “The Genesis of Sport as a Sociological Problem” (Norbert Elias); “The World Cup as World History” (Osaid Yousef); “Gender Verification and the Making of the Female Body in Sport” (Hamideh Dorzadeh); “Cairo’s Ultras: Resistance and Revolution in Egypt’s Football Culture” (Omar Hassan).

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  Issue 041

  Vol. 11 No. 041 (2022)

  Issue 41 of Omran for Social Sciences and Humanities (Summer 2022) includes the following studies and articles: “Migration and the Impact of Migrant Remittances on the Urban Space: What Development Dynamic?” (Chiheb Yahyaoui); “Environmental Awareness and the Formation of New Social Movements in a Tunisian City: The Struggle of Civil Society against Environmental Pollution in Sfax” (Asmahan Ben Fraj); “Urban Population Growth in Iraq and its Social and Economic Impact” (Hashim Nimah Fayad); “The Syrian Euphrates Dialect in the Deir ez-Zor Governorate: A Phonetic and Semantic Study” (Masoud Ahmed Alkhalf); “The Authoritarian State in the Arab Societies between Khaldoun Al-Naqib and Abdullah Hammoudi: Contribution from the Mashriq and the Maghreb in the Critical Social Theory” (Azzeddine Elfaraa); “Class Childhoods: Inequality among Children” (Bouchra Jeouni); “Gender Trouble: Feminism and the Subversion of Identity” (Mohammed Bekkaye).

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  Issue 040

  Vol. 10 No. 040 (2022)

  Issue 40 of Omran for Social Sciences and Humanities (Spring 2022) includes the following studies and articles: “Regime Elite Turnover in the Waning Syrian Civil War (2016-2021): A Socio-Economic Approach” (Ammar Shamaileh, Alan Aloskan, Mohammed Zahr); “Ethnography of the Political Behaviour of Idlib's Agricultural Boundaries in the 2011 Uprising” (Nerouz Satik); “Life and Death in Times of War: Comparative Analysis of Birth and Mortality Rates in the Latakia Governorate, Syria” (Mada Shuraiki); “Subjects in Contested Spaces: Securitisation of Kurdish Langauge in Syria” (Yunus Abakay); “The Fragmented Identity: Comprehension of Kurdish Political Identity Construction” (Seevan Saeed); “Engineering Affect: Street Politics and Microfoundations of Governance” (Michelle D. Weitzel); “A Comparative Reading of Authoritarian Apprehensions and The Rule of Violence” (Chris Hitchcock); “Syria: The Making and Unmaking of a Refuge State” (Rama Sahtout); “State and Tribes in Syria: Informal Alliances and Conflict Patterns” (Sinan Hawat); “Understanding Revolutions: Opening Acts in Tunisia” (Mouldi Lahmar).

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  Issue 039

  Vol. 10 No. 039 (2022)

  Issue 39 of Omran for Social Sciences and Humanities (Winter 2022) includes the following studies and articles: “Introduction: Settler Colonialism and the Palestinian-Zionist Struggle (2)” (Omran Editorial Board); “Settler Colonialism in Palestine between Structure and Process: Elimination or Power and Control?” (Ashraf Othman Bader); “Re-thinking Conceptual Frameworks to Analyze the Palestinian Colonial Context” (Abaher El-Sakka); “War Economy and Military-Security Production in the Context of the Israeli Settler-Colonialism” (Tariq Dana); “Gender, Class and Race: Israeli Settler-Capitalism and Palestinian Bedouin Women’s Resistance in the Naqab” (Sophie Richter-Devroe); “The Return of the Native: Indigeneity, Settler-Colonialism and the Multiple Ironies in Israeli-Australian Commemorative Narrative of the Palestine Campaign” (Micaela Sahhar); “How to Read a Massacre in Palestine?: Indigenous History as a Methodology of Liberation” (Rana Barakat); “A Morphology of the Wolf’s Mouth: The Language of Walid Daqqah (1961-2021)” (Abdul-Rahim Al-Shaikh); “Two Human Species: An Autopsy of Ordinary Racism” (Mohammed Meziane); “Syria: Borders, Boundaries, and the State” (Nerouz Satik); “Sharia and the Social Sciences: Towards Overcoming the Estrangement (Is The Dawn not Near)” (Mohamad Tawfik); “Arab Spring: Modernity, Identity and Change” (Belkacem Benzenine).

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  Issue 038

  Vol. 10 No. 038 (2021)

  Issue 38 of Omran for Social Sciences and Humanities (Autumn 2021) includes the following studies and articles: “Settler Colonialism and the Palestinian-Zionist Struggle: Theoretical Problems and Contributions” (Nadim Rouhana); “Settler Colonialism or Apartheid: Do We Have to Choose?” (Azmi Bishara); “Zionism and the Dilemma of Legitimizing Settler Colonialism: Religious Discourse as a Response to the Palestinian Resistance” (Nadim Rouhana); “Rethinking the Condition of Indirect Rule: Metamorphosis of the Israeli Colonial Governance and the Palestinian Resistance” (Hani Awad, Maryam Hawari); “Islamophobia, Antisemitism, Zionism, Settler Colonialism” (Lorenzo Veracini); “Where in the World is Palestine?” (Hamid Dabashi); “International Law and Settler Colonialism in Historical Palestine” (Ilan Pappé); “Imagining Palestine’s Alter–Natives: Settler Colonialism and Museum Politics” (Lila Abu-Lughod); “The Hundred Years’ War on Palestine: A History of Settler Colonialism and Resistance 1917–2017” (Ahmed Mamoun); “Decolonizing Palestine: Hamas Between the Anticolonial and the Postcolonial” (Yara Nassar); “Neither Settler nor Native: The Making and Unmaking of Permanent Minorities” (Maryam AlHajri); “Stone Men: The Palestinians Who Built Israel” (Ihab Maharmeh).

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  Issue 037

  Vol. 10 No. 037 (2021)

  Issue 37 of Omran for Social Sciences and Humanities (Summer 2021) includes the following studies and articles: “The Arab State: A Historical Sociology Approach” (Adham Saouli, Raymond Hinnebusch); “State and Hegemony over Society The Corporatist Authoritarian State and the Restrictions of Democratic Transition in Algeria” (Abdelkader Abelali); “Transformations of the Welfare State in Algeria Social Policies on the Line of Economic and Development Crises” (Hami Hacene); “Bottom-up Urbanism and the Culture of Squatting: A Critical Assessment” (Nezar Alsayyad); “The Impact of Feminist Epistemology on the Production and Understanding of Sociological Knowledge in the Arab Region” (Rachid Benbih); “The Epistemological and Political Use of “Sex” and “Race” Categories in Gender Studies” (Elsa Dorlin); “The New Jihad in the West” (Rachid Jarmouni); “North Africa after the Arab Uprisings” (Mohamed Naimi).

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  Issue 036

  Vol. 9 No. 036 (2021)

  Issue 36 of Omran for Social Sciences and Humanities (Spring 2021) includes the following studies and articles: “Epistemology of the Pandemic: Guest Editor's Introduction” (Darim Albassam); “Epistemology of the Pandemic: On “Knowledge of Knowledge” (Body, Culture and Society)” (Darim Albassam); “COVID-19 and Catastrophic Epistemology: Assemblage, Design, Prudence” (Francis A. Beer, Robert Hariman); “The Covid-19 Pandemic in Western Societies and Social Sciences” (Dominique Vinck); “Humankind and the Covid-19 Pandemic: A Challenging Prospect of Intersecting Research Topics and Methodologies” (Benaissa Zarhbouch); “Is the Crisis a Specifically Modern Phenomenon?” (Paul Ricœur); “Changing Paths: Lessons from the Coronavirus” (Abdelkrim Anayat); “Tunisia Put to the Covid-19 Test” (Habib Derouich).

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  Issue 035

  Vol. 9 No. 035 (2021)

  Issue 35 of Omran for Social Sciences and Humanities (Winter 2021) includes the following studies and articles: “Settler Colonialism in the Palestinian Context: A Paradigm or a Concept?” (Ashraf Othman Bader, Asem Khalil); “On the Origins of Nationalism in the Societies of the Maghreb: Ernest Guellner and the High Culture Concept” (Rahal Boubrik); “Different Perspective of the Informal Housing in the City of Oran: The Basement, Roof, and Transformed Space” (Bachiri Hamza); “Soussi Family Entrepreneurship in Morocco: Leadership Style and Challenge of Continuity” (Fatima Zahra Bouzlou); “Wayside Charity: Ramadan Mercy Tables in Tunis (Metamorphosis of Food Solidarity and its Sociological Implications)” (Mehdi Mabrouk); “Women Victims and Transitional Justice in Tunisia: Shattered Expectations and Partial Recognition” (Adel Ayari); “Georg Simmel’s Space Theory: Space as a Priori Condition of Social (Re)construction” (Ahmed Elkhatabi); “The Future of Demographic Shifts in the Arab World” (Omar Almagharebi); “Southern Theory: Social Science and the Global Dynamics of Knowledge” (Fares Echtay); “The Order of Things: Thinking about Postmodernity” (Rachid Benbih); “The Middle East: An Anthropological View” (Carlotta Marchi).

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  Issue 034

  Vol. 9 No. 034 (2020)

  Issue 34 of Omran for Social Sciences and Humanities (Autumn 2020) includes the following studies and articles: “Women in Lebanese Judiciary: Added Value or More of the Same?” (Azza Elhajj Sleiman, Azza Charara Baydoun); “Women’s Rights under Algerian Political Reform: Between Demands for Personal Rights and Accordance with Religious Authority” (Belkacem Benzenine); “Shanty Town Youth in Morocco: Discrimination, Stigmatization, and Resistance Strategies (A Case Study of the «Duwar al–Sehd» in Temara City)” (Yassine Yassni); “Production of the Marginalised in the British Labor Market: A Study of the Intersections of Religious and Ethnic Identity” (Nabil Khattab); “The Long–term Unemployment as a Normative Construction: Forms and Mechanisms of Resistance (A Sociological Approach to the Case of Meknes)” (Bouchra Jeouni); “Participant Objectivation” (Pierre Bourdieu); “Capital and Ideology” (Abdelhamid Abidi); “Breaking the Binaries in Security Studies: A Gendered Analysis of Women in Combat” (Maryam Hawari).

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  Issue 033

  Vol. 9 No. 033 (2020)

  Issue 33 of Omran for Social Sciences and Humanities (Summer 2020) includes the following studies and articles: “Defining by Abstraction: Solving the Problem of Contested Concepts in Social Sciences (the Concept of “Security” as an Example)” (Sid A. Goudjili); “The Rif Movement in Morocco and the Collective Memory: Acknowledgment as a Beginning to the State’s Reconciliation with Its Painful Past” (Mohamed Saadi); “The Impact of Social and Solidarity Economy Initiatives on Rebuilding the Economic Culture of Socially Vulnerable Groups: A Case Study in Tunisia” (Safouane Trabelsi); “Exception of the Exception: Palestinian “Bare” Education under Colonialism in Palestine” (Lourdes Habash, Ghada Almadbouh); “The Shi'i Religious Marja’iyya and the Political-Social Space: A Reading into the Experiences of Muhammad al-Sadr and Ali al-Sistani” (Harith Hasan); “Manuel Castells and the Concept of the Network Society: An Interpretative Approach to Identity and Power in the Information Age” (Driss El Ghazouani); “Collective Identity and Social Movements” (Francesca Polletta, James M. Jasper); “The Nakba and The Emergence of the Palestinian Diaspora in Kuwait” (Majd Abuamer); “The Ghris Oasis Colonialism: The Mechanism of Change and Forms of Resistance” (Rachid Zaafrane).

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  Issue 032

  Vol. 8 No. 032 (2020)

  Issue 32 of Omran for Social Sciences and Humanities (Spring 2020) includes the following studies and articles: “Social individualism in the context of the Tunisian revolution” (Mouldi Lahmar); “Individual Freedoms and Equality in Tunisia between the Pacte Fondamental De 1857 and Human Rights Texts” (Salwa Hamrouny); “Social Change and Individual Freedoms for Tunisian Youth: What is the Relationship?” (Imed Melliti); “Individualisation in Tunisia: Between Societal Dynamics and the Modern Elitist Project” (Abdellatif Hermassi); “Beyond Religion and Secularism: Gender Equality in the Inheritance Debate in Tunisia and the Formation of the Non-Authoritarian Reasoning” (Sari Hanafi, Azzam Tomeh); “The Emergence of the Individual in Tunisia: Characteristics and Problems” (Raoudha Elguedri); “Questions posed by Individualism in Arab Societies: the cognitive, social and historical junctures and uncertainty” (Mouldi Lahmar); “A Critical Reading into the Ideological Foundations of Individualism and Its Stakes in Arab Societies” (Abdelhamid Abidi); “Hegemonic Masculinity: Rethinking the Concept‏” (R.W. Connell, James W. Messerschmidt); “Tunisian Salafi Youth: A Sociological Study in the City of Sidi Ali Ben Aoun” (Sofia Hnezla); “The Protest Movements in Morocco and the Dynamic of Continuous Change” (Mohammed Bentalha); “The Infinite Desire for Growth” (Otmane Atmania).

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  Issue 031

  Vol. 8 No. 031 (2020)

  Issue 31 of Omran for Social Sciences and Humanities (Winter 2020) includes the following studies and articles: “Subjectivisation and Objectivisation, Etic and Emic in Sociological Analysis” (Mounir Saidani); “Medical and Family Management of Autism Stigma in the Moroccan City of Kenitra: From Denial to Recognition” (Fouad Aarab); “The Development of Social Sciences in the Arab World” (Elia Zureik); “Limits of Rational Choice in the Sociology of Social Movements: The 20 February Movement and the Countryside Movement in Mor” (Mohamed Naimi); “An Attempt to Understand Intersections of Environmental Discourse with the History of Critique of Modernity” (Abdelhamid Abidi); “Conceptualizing Stigma” (Bruce G. Link, Jo C. Phelan); “Transitional Justice and Democratic Transition in the Arab Countries: Politics, History and Memory” (Abdou Moussa); “Sustainable Development Teaching: Ethical and Political Challenges” (Ibrahim El-Issawy); “Radical Arab Nationalism and Political Islam: Contradictory Products of Modernity” (Nouri Dris).