Vol. 7 No. 027 (2019): Issue 027
Issue 27 of Omran for Social Sciences and Humanities (Winter 2019) includes the following studies and articles: “Unfinished Dream: A Critique of Samir Amin” (Isam al Khafaji); “Can Information Technology Bring Capitalism to an End?” (Ibrahim El-Issawy); “Protest and Rage through Social Networks: Towards Renewed Forms of Political Participation in Algeria” (Aissa Merah); “Ecology of Poverty: An Anthropological Approach to Adaptive Dynamics and Living Practices” (Fouzia Borj); “Producing Marginalization: School Dropouts and Social Exclusion among Youth in Tunisian Border Areas” (Mohamed Ali Ben Zina); “A Reading in Azmi Bisharaʼs Book Sects in Historical Context” (Hussam abu hamed); “Prospects for Sectarianism Studies after Sect, Sectarianism and Imagined Sects” (Haider Saeed); “On the Sectarian Reproduction of the Sect The Theoretical, the Socio-Political and the Historical” (Mohammed Jamal Barout); “The Concept of Sectarianism in Sect, Sectarianism, and Imagined Sects by Azmi Bishara: From Redefining to Conceptualisation: A Reading and Analysis of the Semantic Field” (Mehdi Mabrouk); “Social Capital: Its Origins and Applications in Modern Sociology” (Alejandro Portes).
Studies
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Unfinished Dream: A Critique of Samir Amin 19 views33 downloads
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Can Information Technology Bring Capitalism to an End? 19 views30 downloads
