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ISSN: 2658-9346 | Arab Journal of International Law
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The communication of political information is an important process in the political system, and the media play a decisive role in this activity. There is extensive debate in academia about the impact of media on politics, and also the influence politicians usually have on different media platforms to guide the masses toward certain directions and actions. Some theorists believe that the mass media facilitate democracy by allowing a wide variety of views to be expressed. Some believe that the media are antidemocratic because of their power to manipulate the way people think about politics at home and abroad and that the manipulation is usually exercised by people in power assuming that politicians are the hidden “institutions” behind media products. This article provides a review of recent debates in the field from both parties.
Ahlam Lamjahdi
Mohammed Premier University, Morocco
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Contents
I. Mapping the World through Media
Ahlam Lamjahdi ____________________________________________2
Mohamed Bataoui __________________________________________18
Hanane Karrouh___________________________________________48
II. The Discourse of Geo-politics/culture across Places and Spaces
Francesco Caddeo _________________________________________64
Aziz Qaissi _______________________________________________88
Imad Oilad Ali ___________________________________________113
III. The Geocultural/political Fiction
Karmim Rawae and Rabouj Zineb _____________________________140
Houda Lahbouchi _________________________________________157
IV. The Geo-trio: Crossing Boundaries between Economics, Politics, and Culture
Tahsseen Nizar and Tuğba Aydin Halisoğlu ____________________185
Lalia Belabdi ____________________________________________226
Sanae Ejjebli ____________________________________________254
V. Mapping Geo-culture across Glocal Relations
Benachour Saidi __________________________________________279
Fatima Zohra Alaoui Mahrez ________________________________299
Meryem Mehrez __________________________________________329
Abdelfettah EL Fatin and Abdelouahad Nouib __________________352
VI. Geo-applications in Context
Aicha Adoui ____________________________________________371
Catherine M. Roche and Patricia E. Szobonya _________________391
Mohammed Saddougui and Mohammed El Wali _______________433
El Houcine Chougrani and Abdedaim Battioui ________________459
This issue of the Arab Journal of International Law (ARJIL) brings together contributions from different fields, with the common ambition of examining retrospectively how international law can contribute to the understanding of contemporary issues and their implementation in the Arab region.
This multidisciplinary and collective questioning promises to lead to concrete proposals useful for re-examining the challenges of law and social sciences in the Arab region. This diversity of analytical frameworks seems particularly fruitful for enriching debates and reflections on the dynamics of change.
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Meryem MEHREZ Être réfugié, au féminin ! |
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Intissar BEN SBIH Les déplacements environnementaux : Défis juridiques et politiques liés à la sécurité humaine |
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Essaid TARBALOUTI et Abderrazak OUALI Environnement, instruments réglementaires et économiques et internalisation des externalités |
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Walid Ben RAHMA La gouvernance des migrations en droit international au regard du Pacte de Marrakech de 2018 |
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Younés Zakkari Vers une réforme du système sécuritaire en Afrique : Quelle contribution du Maroc ? |
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Mohammed EL BASRI, Khadija DOUIRI & Karim El Betioui Exploring the Impact of COVID-19 pandemic on the Moroccan tourism sector: A qualificative study |
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إبراهيم تكنت الذكاء الاصطناعي واستراتيجية البيانات الضخمة في القطاع العام: نحو الدولة 4.0 |
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أحمد محمد أبوزيد و باولا كاسانيللي
التعاون الاستراتيجي بين الاتحاد الأوروبي ودول مجلس التعاون الخليجي، ومستقبل التنافسات الجيوسياسية في حوض البحر الأبيض المتوسط والخليج العربي |
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لحسن الحسناوي
تأثير التغيرات المناخية على الأوضاع الأمنية بالمنطقة العربية: دراسة في التداعيات واستراتيجيات التكيّف |
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تقى صالح العضايلة و رضوان محمود المجالي
التّداعيات الاقتصادية والسياسية للتغييرات المناخية على منطقة الشرق الأوسط بالإشارة إلى الحالة الأردنية |
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زهير لعميم السلام البيئي والحاجة إلى فكر فلسفي معاصر
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الحسين شكراني و كمال حلمي
المعلومة البيئية من منظور القانون الدولي |
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Arab Journal of International Law (ARJIL) and the Law Institute of the Russian University of Transport are pleased to announce the publication of the 1st special issue of its annual peer-reviewed journal, ARJIL. Titled “ECO-ISSUES IN INTERNATIONAL LAW” Articles in Russian, English, and French in this issue include “The Capitalocene and the Human great Suffering”, by El Houcine Chougrani; “Legislation Act of the Russian Federation in the Context of Climate Change”, by Ivakin Viktor Ivanovich; “A Climate Refugee in Africa from an International Law perspective”, by El Houcine Chougrani, Abdedaim Battioui & Mohamed Benchekroun; “Lobbyist appropriation of the climate issue and dead ends of the energy transition”, by M’hammed Belaarbi; “The Environmental Question in the History of Economic Thought”, by Brahim Dinar; “The Arab World Facing the climate change”, by Mohammed El Wali & Mohammed Saddougui. As for articles in Arabic “Mechanisms of Capitalist Economic Growth and Environmental Problems”, by Hettabi El Mostafa; “The Public Policies confront climate change in the Arab countries. Reality and ambition”, by Kadhim Al Muqdadi; “Environmental Security in The Current International Order: Paradoxes and Challenges”, by Malika Zekhnini; “The World Trade Organization & The Environment: What interconnectedness?”, by Boubakeur Saba; “Non-Governmental Organizations and Climate Justice”, by Sidi Lemine Ould Sidi Oumar Cheikh; “Political dimensions of the climate change issue: who pays the price?”, by Ahmed Alhaqui; “Protection of Environmental Refugees in International law and Tunisian Law”, by Halima Mnasri.
A new book is published by the Arab Journal of International Law, the following is a brief overview about it:
A collective monograph ‘The functional–cost analysis and turnover capital management’ is a unique manuscript, concretely emphasizing the role of functional–cost analysis in the turnover capital management.
The research is conducted on trends’ data of the real sector of the Russian economy over a long-term period.
The manuscript provides a complete and systematic interpretation of the category “capital” through the understanding of its formation characteristics.
The paper introduces the theoretical and methodological foundations of organization improvement and the conducting of the functional–cost analysis in contemporary conditions. The quantitative relation between production quality with the manufacturing cost as well as sales volume is particularly examined. The authors pay special attention to methodological foundations of the functional–cost analysis, which they have developed in order to demonstrate the application of the functional–cost analysis in the sphere of management of production companies within new economic activity conditions. The conception of the functional–cost analysis management is introduced, including its organizational structure, the financial mechanism and incentives for the application and development of its results within the process of transition to a market economy.
The book is recommended for production enterprise managers’ training, high-schools’ staff, economists, scientists, as well as post-graduate students.
The global world is witnessing radical transformations both at the international and national levels due to the globalization dynamics, the struggle for power and influence, and intense interdependence of interests among the major actors. Meanwhile, the Arab countries failed to participate in the international decisions process, to dismantle globalization and liberate it from the neoliberal ideology, because of the absence of trust, the reign of Anarchy that puts restrictions on political cooperation among the actors, the level of international economic pressures, and the risks of the Washington Consensus on Privatization and debts rescheduling.
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