[escenic_image id="555327"] By Mohamed El Eria The book described by Alan Greenspan as "an essential read for those who wish to understand the modern world of investing", will help you to better…
[escenic_image id="555328"]The book "Power Rules" discusses: how common sense can save America's foreign policy and its status as a superpower on the international scene and the possibility of its…
By Hossam Tamam
The book proposes ideas, experiences and surveys prominent figures of Islamic movements which arouse controversy around the Islamic World from Morocco to Malaysia and from Turkey to…
By Juan ColeJuan Cole shed lights on the first speech by President Obama to the Muslim via his first interview al-Arabiya satellite channel. Citing his statement “My job to the Muslim world is to…
By Kamal DibPublished by Dar al NaharSupported with documents and a well-scrutinized body of literature, the book does not only trace the Lebanese history back to the Pre-Great Lebanon Era, as its…
By Michael Cook, 2009The leading orientalist, Michael Cook was greatly influenced by Imam Abou Hamid Al-Ghazali's book The Revival of Religious Sciences, in which he said that the injunction of good…
[escenic_image id="556154"] Dr. Abdullah Saleh Al-Washemi, 2009Published by the Arab Cultural Center The writer relies on an extensive number of documents and articles that have not been published…
Michael Aoun, the former commander of the Lebanese Army, who served as an interim prime minister of Lebanon for two years (September 1988 – October 1990), led the Change and Reform bloc (2005-2009),…
[escenic_image id="555078"] By Shanatal George Dagher 2009 Published by Dar Annahar The book explores the performance of Lebanese armed forces in the battle and traces the stages of operations and…
[escenic_image id="556284"] By Peter Rodman Peter Rodman, Assistant Secretary of Defence for International Security Affairs in the Bush Jr. administration has been preoccupied with the Presidential…
An Israeli diplomat recently told Lebanese Shiites that Israel did not see them as the enemy, but it is a difficult argument to make given the death and destruction. Is there a better way?