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الخيار الممكن هل النهضة العربية حلم من الماضي أم مشروع للمستقبل؟

The book attempts to shed light on issues related to the Arab Renaissance based on the opinions of a group of thought leaders and experts, including the late Muhammad Shahrour, the late Hassan Hanafi, Ali Oumlil, Hassan Nafaa, Abdullah Al-Sayed Ould Abah,

النهضة العربية: تجديد الرسالة الحضارية

The book sheds light on several strategies to emerge from the crises of the identity model, the nation-state model, the power-building model, and other basic topics based on a human dimension that transcends nationalist or chauvinistic statements, and

الوصول إلى العدالة في البلدان العربية بعد كوفيد- 19 : وجهة نظر المجتمع المدني

This volume is written in the spirit of a collaborative effort toward strengthening the rule of law at a time when the political and economic context is not favorable. In practice, it is the product of a conversation over a six-month period among practitio

Accessing Justice in Arab Countries Beyond Covid-19: A View from Civil Society

This volume is written in the spirit of a collaborative effort toward strengthening the rule of law at a time when the political and economic context is not favorable. In practice, it is the product of a conversation over a six-month period

Post-9/11 Transformations in the Arab World: prospects and outcomes

In the Arab world, people received the shock of the events of September 11 with certain fear and confusion, with the absence of a unified Arab discourse to confront the campaign waged against Arabs. The events had a clear impact on Arab economies, which re

Transformations in the Arab World and the questions of the renaissance

The Arab region has been undergoing rapid transformations for over a decade. However, the question of individual resistance to change is a normal question to ask from a sociological perspective, as it is a psychological issue that societies go through for

Arab elites in times of transformation

The elites exerted an active influence in their societies; for at the stage of building the national state, the elites were placed within the circle of social demand to adopt the strategy adopted at the time in marketing the official discourse. However, th