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Africa & The Middle East

Paperless Classroom Laurence Craven Timothy Muza
Education, Technology

A Paperless Classroom: Benefits and Challenges

Laurence Craven of the American University of Sharjah, UAE, discusses the advantages and the potential issues of substituting technology for paper in the classroom.

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Laurence Craven
The House of Wisdom Interdisciplinarity in the Golden Age of the Arabic Empire Suzi Elhafez Jorg Reuter
Cultural & Area Studies, History, The Arts & Literature

The House of Wisdom: Interdisciplinarity in the Golden Age of the Arab-Islamic Empire

Suzi Elhafez examines the efficacy of interdisciplinarity in the Golden Age of the Arab-Islamic Empire in informing approaches to multimodal art practices and expanding knowledge domains within a contemporary context.

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Suzi Elhafez
Azeez Olaniyan Feminization of Terror Jerrya
Politics, International Relations & Law

Feminization of Terror: Boko Haram and Female Suicide Bombers in Nigeria

Dr Azeez Olaniyan discusses the use of women and girls for suicide bombings by the Boko Haram sect in Nigeria, examining how girls are sourced for these deadly missions as well as Boko Haram’s motivations for pursuing this “feminization of terror”.

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Azeez Olaniyan
Ethics, Religion & Philosophy, Media, Film & Journalism, Technology

How Islamic State Uses Propaganda in the Service of Genocide

Wiktor Pastucha & Aleksandra Spychalska look at the extreme ways in which Islamic State uses modern communication technologies to promote its propaganda and facilitate its plans of genocide.

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Wiktor Pastucha and Aleksandra Spychalska
 

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