Charity in Saudi Arabia: Civil Society under Authoritarianism (Cambridge Middle East Studies, Series Number 68)
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Charity in Saudi Arabia: Civil Society under Authoritarianism (Cambridge Middle East Studies, Series Number 68)

by Nora Derbal

Politics Sociology Middle East Studies
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Nora Derbal examines charity and civil society in Saudi Arabia, placing both within the framework of authoritarianism. Published in the Cambridge Middle East Studies series, this scholarly study offers focused academic context for readers interested in Saudi Arabia, politics, sociology, and the modern Middle East.

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Charity in Saudi Arabia: Civil Society under Authoritarianism examines the role of charity within Saudi Arabia’s civil society.

The book considers civil society in relation to authoritarianism, focusing on how these concepts intersect in the Saudi context.

Written by Nora Derbal, this scholarly work appears as number 68 in the Cambridge Middle East Studies series.

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