Titlebook: High-Performance Computing Systems and Technologies in Scientific Research, Automation of Control an; 13th International C Vladimir Jordan,

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Ilya Tarasov,Daniil Lyulyava,Nikita Duksin,Ilona Duksinahan simply describe or provide a narrative of, events, the idea behind this book is to place the historical phenomenon of Arab nationalism in the overall context in which it belongs.. Nation, nationalism and nation-states are phenomena strange to Islamic history.. However, since the Europeans have c

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Andrey Lependin,Valentin Karev,Rauf Nasretdinov,Ilya Ilyashenkoorms of Muhammad ‘Ali. The system of tax-farming known as . in Egypt was called . in Syria.. Although also under Ottoman rule, Syria differed from Egypt in that it had not been governed centrally, but by a number of contending independent local dynasties. Hence it was more difficult to surmount the

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Aleksandr Kalachev,Vladimir Pashnev,Yuriy Matyuschenkopolitical thought which accompanied it, and secondly in that his writings themselves had a considerable impact on political developments in the Middle East. al-Husri’s ideas became part of an obligatory political ideology in those Arab states which were formed out of the process of decolonisation af

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orms of Muhammad ‘Ali. The system of tax-farming known as . in Egypt was called . in Syria.. Although also under Ottoman rule, Syria differed from Egypt in that it had not been governed centrally, but by a number of contending independent local dynasties. Hence it was more difficult to surmount the

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Vladimir Jordan,Vitaly Blednovorms of Muhammad ‘Ali. The system of tax-farming known as . in Egypt was called . in Syria.. Although also under Ottoman rule, Syria differed from Egypt in that it had not been governed centrally, but by a number of contending independent local dynasties. Hence it was more difficult to surmount the

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Anastasia Gulichevaorms of Muhammad ‘Ali. The system of tax-farming known as . in Egypt was called . in Syria.. Although also under Ottoman rule, Syria differed from Egypt in that it had not been governed centrally, but by a number of contending independent local dynasties. Hence it was more difficult to surmount the

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owards individual liberty and democracy, it has developed in advanced bourgeois society into a notion which not only seeks to restrict liberty but even claims superiority over it. ‘It is different in “underdeveloped” countries, where nationalism still contains elements of human progress, as it once