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,Clubbing in Dubai: The Making of a “Party Capital”,own its party reputation in the last decade and in the ranking, has outwon Beirut, a top contender traditionally known to be the party capital of the Arab world. This rapid transformation of Dubai’s identity is thus especially interesting to analyze..This study will look in detail into the developme

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Linguistic Hybridity and Cultural Multiplicity in Emirati Identity Construction,on. Decidedly, the most prominent theme emerging from the data was the complexity and multiplicity surrounding Emirati identity construction. This could be seen through the use of linguistic hybridity in the form of translanguaging and code-switching, as well as mixing of local and global cultures t

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Language, Nation, Difference: Everyday Language Tactics of Young Emiratis,longing is rather ‘a(chǎn)mbiguous’ choose to speak Arabic in public, as an attempt to become recognized as a part of the Emirati nation by fellow citizens. Speaking ‘Emirati Arabic’ is also crucial in marking citizenship status in a context where Emiratis are outnumbered by migrants who may share similar

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Sprawl Versus Compact Developmentin the context of the Arabian Gulf. The introduction interrogates the scope of the . versus national cultures of these, mostly young, statehood creations. Furthermore, the chapter describes the social, political, and economic trends in the twenty-first century that help explain the rapid pace of cha

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-18877-0pter focuses on the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) as one of most longstanding sub-regional cooperation example in the Middle East within the theoretical approaches offered by IR. To capture a more complete picture, this chapter adopts a ‘flexible and inclusive’ (ibid.) (Fawcett 2016) theoretical fr

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M. Jansen,R. Schulz,A. Konitzer,B. Slobodabetween Iran and Saudi Arabia, the Civil War in Iraq, the rise of the Islamic State of Iraq and Syria (ISIS), and the Arab Spring uprising, among others, have led to this growing antagonism. On the level of the Arabian Gulf, the intervention of the Gulf Cooperation Council Countries in Bahrain and t

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Spatial Generalizations of Random Graphss of people rallied to protest against corruption, demanding accountability and the extension of citizenship rights. As a consequence of widespread sanctions and the criminalization of activists, engagement for social change has been transferred from the streets to civil society via cultural project