A Potential Renaissance for Arabic Translation
In Arab academic and publishing circles, there is much talk and at least some action to get more scholarly works translated into Arabic, and to get contemporary Arabic literature translated into other languages.
10 Years of Polls Shed Light on Arab Views
Opinion surveys in six Arab countries give insights into the roots of the “Arab awakening” and suggest it is unlikely to fade.
A Conversation With the Author of “Sex and the Citadel”
Shereen El Feki, an independent scholar, started out as an immunologist but has gone on to apply that science’s systematic approach to study sexuality in the Middle East.
A Gateway to Arab World Educational Research
An online database documents academic research produced in Arab countries about education.
A Database to Support Higher Education in Morocco
Morocco is trying to use a national database to comprehensively track its education and national research system.
In Tunisia, a Flurry of International Cooperation
Despite the relatively large number of cooperation agreements between Tunisian universities and their Western counterparts, there are many challenges that prevent the full use of the agreements
Wharton School Reaches Out to the Arab world
[email protected], the Wharton School’s free online research and business-analysis journal, presents articles in both Arabic and English that focus on business trends, research, innovation and entrepreneurship relevant to Arabic-speaking countries.
