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Arab Studies Quarterly (ASQ) articles from September 22 1993
A publication of the Association of Arab-American University Graduates, Arab Studies Quarterly is the largest circulating journal in English devoted to the Arab world.
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Arab Studies Quarterly (ASQ) archives from September 22 1993
Oil and the Gulf War: an "American Century" or a "New World Order."
September 22, 1993... PART I
TOWARD THE END OF REAGAN'S SECOND TERM AS PRESIDENT, the malaise of the American economy became the major topic of heated debates and not so polite discussions. At the beginning of the Eighties, despite the recession aggravated by the...
Will OPEC survive?
September 22, 1993... INTRODUCTION
IN THE WAKE OF PLUMMETING OIL PRICES and the intensification of political conflict among OPEC's members, much of the scholarship since 1986 depicts the organization either as a "failing giant" or as a stumbling cartel that is...
The impact of the Gulf Crisis on Jordan's economic infra-structure: a study of the responses of 207 displaced Palestinian and Jordanian workers.
September 22, 1993... INTRODUCTION
WITHOUT A DOUBT, THE IMPACT THE GULF CRISIS had on the Middle East goes beyond the immediate actors involved in the conflict. That some Arab states decided to stay on the sidelines by refusing to send troops to participate in the...
The Intifada: the emergence of embryonic legal mechanisms for Palestinian self-determination.
September 22, 1993... I. INTRODUCTION
PALESTINIAN DECISION-MAKERS ARE NOW EXPLORING the restructuring of the legal system for the upcoming autonomy period. In their explorations they should analyze the emergence of embryonic legal mechanisms that developed during...
Development tasks for Arab Gulf universities.
September 22, 1993... IN WESTERN DEVELOPED SOCIETIES, notably the English speaking ones, higher education institutions exhibit a great fascination with themselves. Book follows book; the many journals have no problem in generating research papers; there are weekly...
A History of Palestine: 634-1099.
September 22, 1993... Professor Moshe Gil's study is a huge and immensely learned book which is intended to be the first comprehensive history of Palestine from the Muslim conquest in 634 to the coming of the Crusaders in 1099. At the same time, however, his study...
Inside the Lebanese Confessional Mind.
September 22, 1993... This dry monograph employs survey research and the behavioral methodology of quantitative political science to address the issue of Lebanon's viability. Is a modicum of trans-sectarian political cooperation in a unitary Lebanon now possible? Is...