Najib Ghadbian
Biographic Data
| ID | 4390187 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Najib Ghadbian |
| GIVEN NAMES | Najib |
| FAMILY NAME | Ghadbian |
| SIGNATURE | GHADBIAN N |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 6 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 12 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 6 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1995 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2021 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
The Syrian Refugee Crisis and the International Community
This article analyzes the problematics of the international community's response to the Syrian refugee crisis: patterns of displacement, including the lack of attention to basic needs, the limited economic opportunities in host countries, the conditions facing Syrian refugee children, the risk involved in migration, and the challenge of adapting to host societies. The article then elucidates the series of failures of the international community t…
Democratization and the Islamist Challenge in the Arab World
The rise of Islamic movements in the Arab world over the last decade coincided with a move toward democratization throughout the region, yet after hopeful early signs, progress toward democratization has stalled or has even been reversed in all but a few countries. This book explores the linkages between the move to democratize and the Islamist challenge, focusing on the struggle among ruling elites, secularists, and the Islamists to define colle…
Democratization and the Islamist Challenge in the Arab World
Syria from Reform to Revolt
Political Islam and Violence
What is the connection-if any-between Islam and violence? Islam is neither violent nor pacifist. Some adherents of the Islamic movements use and believe in violence as a legitimate means to pursue their political goals while others do not. It is political and socioeconomic conditions that dictate the use or the renunciation of violence. The political environment of repression and dictatorship, coupled with the use of coercion by most regimes in t…
Islamists and Women in the Arab World
IntroductionBroadly speaking, contemporary discourse assumes that Islamists arebad for women. Any gain in Islamist political influence is considered adisastrous regression in women’s human rights. At a time when the movementto put women’s rights on the international human rights agenda-avaluable movement indeed-seems on the brink of joining the group ofworld and regional powers targeting Islamists as the next great threat tohumanity, it is urgent…
Political Islam and Violence
What is the connection-if any-between Islam and violence? Islam is neither violent nor pacifist. Some adherents of the Islamic movements use and believe in violence as a legitimate means to pursue their political goals while others do not. It is political and socioeconomic conditions that dictate the use or the renunciation of violence. The political environment of repression and dictatorship, coupled with the use of coercion by most regimes in t…
The Syrian Refugee Crisis and the International Community
This article analyzes the problematics of the international community's response to the Syrian refugee crisis: patterns of displacement, including the lack of attention to basic needs, the limited economic opportunities in host countries, the conditions facing Syrian refugee children, the risk involved in migration, and the challenge of adapting to host societies. The article then elucidates the series of failures of the international community t…
Islamists and Women in the Arab World
IntroductionBroadly speaking, contemporary discourse assumes that Islamists arebad for women. Any gain in Islamist political influence is considered adisastrous regression in women’s human rights. At a time when the movementto put women’s rights on the international human rights agenda-avaluable movement indeed-seems on the brink of joining the group ofworld and regional powers targeting Islamists as the next great threat tohumanity, it is urgent…
Political Islam and Violence
What is the connection-if any-between Islam and violence? Islam is neither violent nor pacifist. Some adherents of the Islamic movements use and believe in violence as a legitimate means to pursue their political goals while others do not. It is political and socioeconomic conditions that dictate the use or the renunciation of violence. The political environment of repression and dictatorship, coupled with the use of coercion by most regimes in t…
Syria from Reform to Revolt
Democratization and the Islamist Challenge in the Arab World
The rise of Islamic movements in the Arab world over the last decade coincided with a move toward democratization throughout the region, yet after hopeful early signs, progress toward democratization has stalled or has even been reversed in all but a few countries. This book explores the linkages between the move to democratize and the Islamist challenge, focusing on the struggle among ruling elites, secularists, and the Islamists to define colle…
Democratization and the Islamist Challenge in the Arab World
The Syrian Refugee Crisis and the International Community
This article analyzes the problematics of the international community's response to the Syrian refugee crisis: patterns of displacement, including the lack of attention to basic needs, the limited economic opportunities in host countries, the conditions facing Syrian refugee children, the risk involved in migration, and the challenge of adapting to host societies. The article then elucidates the series of failures of the international community t…
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