Vol. 3 No. 011 (2015): Issue 011
Issue 11 of Omran for Social Sciences and Humanities (Winter 2015) includes the following studies and articles: “The Question of Sectarianism and the Manufacturing of Minorities in the Greater Arab Levant” (Azmi Bishara); “Sectarianism Has a History: On the Formation of Sects and Political Units” (Ahmad Beydoun); “The Neo-Patrimonialist State in the Arab Levant: On the Logic of Group Solidarity and the Reproduction of Sectarianism” (Ashraf Othman); “Shiite identity in a Political Process: The Field of Power Evolution and the Reproduction of Shiite Identity in Saudi Arabia” (Ahmed Saad Ghazi Alowfi); “Ethnic, Linguistic, and Religious Pluralism in Oman: The Link with Political Stability” (Ahmed Al Ismaili); “Confessionalism in the Modern Levant: the Ottoman and Safavid Cases” (Mahjoob Zweiri); “Opportunities for Political Pluralism in the Arab Spring Countries” (Emile Badarin); “The Effects of Sociology in Morocco and the Issue of Gender: Major Transformations” (Faouzi Boukhriss); ““ Tribal and Territorial Phenomena in Contemporary Arab Society” by Mohammed Najib Boutaleb” (Kheder Zakaria).