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The Arab league: a bitter harvest in regional conflict resolution
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Allama Shibli and the early Muslim League: A dissenting voice
Published 2013“…The All-India Muslim League (AIML) was formed in 1906, with the primary aim to improve the educational and socioeconomic status of Muslims. …”
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Economic integration among the members of the League of Arab States: an empirical evidence
Published 2005“…This article investigates the extent of economic integration among five members of the League of Arab States , namely Egypt, Jordan, Saudi Arabia, Sudan and Syria, by empirically testing the nature of intra-trade activities in the grouping. …”
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Does the trade structure among the league of Arab states show potential for a successful regional economic integration?
Published 2008“…The League of Arab States (LAS) has placed an equally important attention on economic matters whereby the Economic and Social Council of the League adopted resolution No. 1317 of the 1980 Amman Summit declaring the establishment of a Pan-Arab Free Trade Area. …”
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The Arab reawakenig: international responses and implicarions
Published 2011“…In assessing the international responses to the 2011 Arab Reawakening, an attempt would be made to provide an analysis of the motives, and the principles that shaped the responses of the key members of the international community such as the United Nations, the United States, and other members of the North Atlantic Treaty Organisation (NATO); and the Arab League members. Finally, the paper aims to assess the short-term and long-term implications of the 2011 Arab Reawakening. …”
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Palestine, international law and Muslim unity
Published 2010“…Britain disregarded the will of the majority of population, facilitated, directly or indirectly, Jewish settlements and supported foreign-led Zionist movement by making an unjust and illegal promise to them to create a state for Jews in Palestine which it eventually did and in doing so it further complicated the Palestine issue - an issue which the League of Nations was unable to solve due to its lack of commitment and its weak organizational structure. …”
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War crimes trial in Bangladesh: a real political Vendetta
Published 2010“…According to national and international press report, the present Awami League (AL) government in Bangladesh has been oppressing opposition political party leaders and their supporters as a means of revenge against them since it assumed in power in January 2009. …”
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Engaging on nationality status of non-Muslims: a maqasid-based approach
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Literary Traditions: English in Malaysia and Singapore (Column 4)
Published 2014“…But can Malaysia be included in this league? Does it have a body of writing substantial and challenging enough to make it into a literary hub in English? …”
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Pro-Poor Tourism: A Case Study of Melaka UNESCO World Heritage City
Published 2014“…Malaysia’s ‘vision 2020’ aspiration to join the league of developed nation that was inspired by former Prime Minister, Mahathir two decades ago struggling herself to eradicate the poor, and becoming as a high income developed nation. …”
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The use of digital and imaging technology for students’ evaluation in simulation operative technique
Published 2009“…This would allow Malaysian dental faculties to be in the league of globally-known dental faculties which are using similar solutions. …”
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Anemia in Malaysian women with rheumatoid arthritis
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