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Hania Abou Al-Shamat
University of North Carolina at Charlotte
Occupation
Researcher
Contact
Email:
[email protected]
10614 SW 15th Lane
Gainesville FL 32607
United States
Discipline
Political Science
Sub Areas
Development
Middle East/Near East Studies
Political Economy
Modernization
Geographic Areas of Interest
All Middle East
Arab States
Islamic World
Specialties
Educ Modztn
Political Economy
Institutional Transplant And Change
Languages
Arabic (native)
German (elementary)
Education
PhD | 2008 | Political Science, International Relations, and Ec | University of Southern California
MA | 1999 | Pol Sci | Amer U of Beirut
Abstracts
Institutional Roots of Muslims' Limited Provision of Modern Education in 19th Century Beirut
Rigidity versus Openness of Islamic Law: Qadis' and Muftis' motives for innovation within Islamic legal system
Receptivity to Legal Change: Merchants’ Adjustment to the New Commercial Laws and Courts in Egypt, 1883-1949
Rethinking Commercial Practices and Laws in Ottoman Syria: Merchants’ Interactions with the Islamic Courts
Critical Cartographical Tools and Land Conflicts: The Kurdish Entity in the Arab States (1980-2019)
Muslim Immigrants’ Claim for U.S. Citizenship and Islam’s (In)Visibility in the Courtroom, 1900-1944