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Why are scholars of political science frequently ignored?
GLOBAL Within days of launching military operations against Iran in coordination with Israel on 28 February, United States President Donald Trump tried claiming early victory, saying of the Iranian officials within the regime that “everything they have is gone, including their leadership”.
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Qu'est-ce que les Tokenomics ? Tout comprendre sur l’économie des tokens
Qu’est-ce que les Tokenomics ? Les Tokenomics : le jeu de l’offre et de la demande La supply, ou qu’est-ce que l’offre dans les tokenomics ? L'évolution de la supply dans le temps, un aspect essentiel des Tokenomics L’utilité d'une cryptomonnaie, composante principale de la demande Le cas du BNB de Binance, un token aux usages multiples Conclusion sur les Tokenomics Qu’est-ce que les Tokenomics ?
Qu'est-ce qu'un token, cet élément indispensable à l'univers de la blockchain ?
Un token, qu'est-ce que c'est ? À quoi servent les tokens ? Quelles sont les différentes catégories de tokens ? Comment se procurer des tokens ? Conclusion sur les tokens Un token, qu'est-ce que c'est ? Ce que l’on appelle de façon générique des cryptomonnaies, sont avant tout des tokens, ou jetons en français. Ce sont des actifs numériques, non duplicables, créés et échangeables sur les blockchains. Pour mémoire, un actif est un bien qui possède une valeur.
Analysis | Groups like the Taliban have seized power elsewhere. Will the Taliban face similar difficulties governing?
What will a Taliban-ruled Afghanistan look like in the 2020s? Some analysts claim the group will govern in a brutal and dogmatic way, similar to when the Taliban ran large parts of Afghanistan from 1996 to 2001. Others argue that the Taliban has changed and has become pragmatic, with promises of an “inclusive government.” After two decades fighting the Afghan army and Western troops, the Taliban now faces the transition from battlefield mode to actual governance.
How Iran's 1979 Revolution Affected Sunni Islamists in the Middle East
by Mohammad Ataie, Raphaël Lefèvre, Toby Matthiesen Cover of al-Shahid magazine, an Arabic-language magazine discussing pan-Islamic affairs published in Tehran after the revolution. Source: Tehran University Central Library Although forty years have now passed since the downfall of the Shah, Iran’s 1979 Revolution continues to be the subject of much scholarly discussion.
The Sociopolitical Undercurrent of Lebanon’s Salafi Militancy
Lebanon has recently witnessed an exponential rise in Salafi militancy. While the spillover of the Syrian war and sectarian tensions in the Middle East are often mentioned as factors, the growth of Salafi violence is more a symptom of the grievances of Lebanese Sunnis. The current state of relative political stability offers a unique window of opportunity for policymakers of all stripes to unite and enact the reforms needed to address these local root causes.
Rethinking how we rethink political Islam: A conversation
Given the changes in identities, doctrines, and actions of Islamist groups vying in the political sphere of the tumultuous preceding five years, Brookings’ “Rethinking Political Islam” initiative is a critical opening for a new conversation on how we—in the academic, policy, and public debates—think about those Islamist groups we consider to be politically-relevant.
Lebanon’s Dar al-Fatwa and the Search for Moderation
In August 2014, Lebanon’s Sunni authority, Dar al-Fatwa, elected as its new head the Muslim cleric Abdel-Latif Derian, who through this process also became mufti of the republic. Dar al-Fatwa is a government institution that was created in 1922 and charged with issuing legal rulings specific to the Sunni community, administering religious schools, and overseeing mosques, all in the context of a Lebanese confessional system in which each sect deals with its own internal affairs.
Tackling Sunni Radicalization in Lebanon
Fighting between Sunni extremist groups and the Lebanese Armed Forces (LAF) in Lebanon’s northern port city of Tripoli in late 2014 was a stark reminder that the phenomenon of Islamic radicalization extends well beyond Iraq and Syria. In 2013, the Islamic State and the Nusra Front inaugurated their Lebanese chapters, which have since been responsible for a string of terrorist attacks in the capital Beirut as well as in the Beqaa Valley.
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