Vol. 12 No. 046 (2023): Issue 046

غلاف العدد 46 من دورية عمران

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).

Published: 2023-10-01

Studies

  • Toward a Dialogical Sociology

    Author: Sari Hanafi (Author)
    7-40

    The entangled pathologies of late modernity in the political, socio–economic, and cultural spheres take the following forms: 1) a communion between authoritarianism in the Global South and...

  • War and State Formation in Europe (1300-1800): Revisiting the Bellicist Theory

    Author: Sidahmed Goudjili (Author)
    41-76

    The phrase “War made the state, and the state made war” is a highly controversial statement in contemporary social sciences. It encapsulates the fundamental hypothesis of the Bellicist Theory,...

  • Women and the Iraqi Uprising: Inequality, Space, and Feminist Perspectives

    Author: Asmaa Jameel Rasheed, Zahra Ali (Author)
    77-103

    This article explores the meaning, significance, and implications of women’s participation in the October 2019 uprising. It provides a critical perspective to analyse the complex realities of...

  • Uprising Amidst Liminality: A Study of the 2021 Karameh (Dignity) Uprising of Palestinians inside the Green Line Cited twice

    Author: Khaled Anabtawi (Author)
    105-147

    This article looks at the 2021 Karameh (Dignity) Uprising of Palestinians inside the Green Line, situating it within its socio–political context. It proposes the "Liminal Crisis" model as a...

  • The Biopolitical Control of the Bodies and Motherhood of Palestinian Wives of Political Detainees

    Author: Ferdoos Abed Rabo Al-Issa (Author)
    149-175

    This study documents the experiences of the wives of Palestinians detained in Israeli prisons, who have to undergo their pregnancy and labour while subject to the forced absence of their...

Discussions

  • Eastern Christianity in Academic Research between the Colonial and Post-Colonial State Cited once

    Author: Natalie Salameh (Author)
    179-198

    The paper provides a critical review of the literature that dealt with the subject of Eastern Christians in both colonial and post–colonial eras in formerly colonized countries. It explores the...

Translation

  • Basic Structure as Subject Cited once

    Author: John Rawls (Author)
    201-224

    The theory of justice as fairness is a contractarian theory, which suggests the principles of justice that define the basic structure of a modern democratic society. The principles of justice in...

Book Reviews

  • Social History of Girls' Education in Morocco: Pre-colonial period 1860-1912

    Author: Mohammed Mourchid (Author)
    227-235

    Book Title: Histoire sociale de l’instruction des filles au Maroc: Période précoloniale 1860-1912 . Author: Aïcha Belarbi. Publisher: Casablanca: Éditions la Croisée des chemins. Date of...

  • Ben Ali’s Tunisia: Power and Contention in an Authoritarian Regime

    Author: Haifa Souilmi (Author)
    237-244

    Book Title: Ben Ali’s Tunisia: Power and Contention in an Authoritarian Regime . Author: Anne Wolf. Publisher: Oxford: Oxford University Press. Date of Publication: 2023. Pages: 272.