Saudi Society and the State: Ideational and Material Basis by Muharrem Hilmi Özev, MUHARREM HILMI OZEV

“…The legitimacy of the monarchy has been ensured through tribalism and, on a larger scale, religion. Foreign aid, booties, oil revenues, and, on a rather insignificant scale, tax revenues have created a material infrastructure to build citizenship.…”
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The Rhetoric of “Whataboutism” in American Journalism and Political Identity by Alan Dykstra

“…How “whataboutism” is deployed in  political discourse and then grappled with or normalized by journalists is emblematic of trends in American journalistic discourse after the election results of 2016, and the term’s newfound prevalence is illustrative of the degree to which American identities have become politically tribalized.…”
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Bireyselliğin Teolojik Temellerinden Biri Olarak İman by Mahmut Ay

“…The faith as a religious experience and truth expresses the transformation from the collective consciousness in Arabic tribalism to the individual consciousness in the new Islamic situation. …”
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Hisaye Yamamoto’s Silence-Voice Interplay in Japanese American Imprisonment Camps by Petruş Raluca-Andreea

“…The historical context of the 1940s ruptures the communication inside the Nikkei community, especially concerning the female character Miss Mari Sasagawara, leading to misunderstandings, tribalism, and (self-)isolation.…”
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New Iraq and Continuity of Opposing Intra-National Identities: The Issue of Making National Identity by Hemmat Badrabadi

“…This research was conducted using descriptive-analytical method and the results showed that the political culture prevailing in Iraq including inhomogeneous context, militarism, tribalism, religious-ethnic intra-national identity and so on have deteriorated national identity crisis, and despite legal mechanisms such as Federalism, … in the new era, reaching a national identity has come to a crisis. …”
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For a Research Agenda on Negative Politics by Alessandro Nai, Diego Garzia, Loes Aaldering, Frederico Ferreira da Silva, Katjana Gattermann

“…To what extent are voters entrenched into opposing camps parted by political tribalism? And are these dynamics related to the (dark) personality of candidates and the expression of emotions in voters? …”
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Geopolitical Differences and Tax Non-compliance among Yemeni SMEs by Lutfi Hassen Ali Al-Ttaffi, Hijattulah Abdul-Jabbar

“…While the Southern part of Yemen has been governed by strict socialist regimes, the Northern part was administrated by tribalism system. From the literature, this study may be among the first to consider and provide evidence on the influence of geopolitical differences on the behaviour of taxpayers. …”
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Geopolitical Differences and Tax Non-compliance among Yemeni SMEs by Al-Ttaffi, Lutfi Hassen Ali, Abdul Jabbar, Hijattulah

“…While the Southern part of Yemen has been governed by strict socialist regimes, the Northern part was administrated by tribalism system. From the literature, this study may be among the first to consider and provide evidence on the influence of geopolitical differences on the behaviour of taxpayers. …”
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Unfixing the Frame: Visualizing Histories of Transcultural Contact, Exchange & Performance in Prince Roland Bonaparte’s Peaux-Rouges (1884) by Emily L. Voelker

“…This album focuses on a troupe of visiting Umonhon (Omaha) Indians in Paris and presents them through tribally specific history and memory. Created within the emergent discourses of nineteenth-century French anthropology grounded in notions of the racial type, the volume has largely been contextualized in these conceptions of human difference and developing scientific cultures. …”
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Reassessing the Reasons of Democracy Deficit in the Middle East Through the Role of Islam by İbrahim Karataş

“…This study analyzes the reasons for democracy deficit in the region such as insecure circumstances that enable governments to abandon basic human and political rights, hydrocarbon revenues that make regimes non-dependent to populations, tribalism which is inherent to traditional Middle Eastern politics, the lack of civil society and the Islam effect. …”
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The enigma of caste atrocities: Do scheduled castes and scheduled tribes face excessive violence in India? by Nihar Sashittal

“…The dominant narrative on caste today asserts that the people belonging to the Scheduled Castes or “Dalits” and Scheduled Tribes or “Tribals” face pervasive and disproportionately more violence. …”
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The Virtual Rebirth of Paganism by Sims Bainbridge, William

“…Postmodern gaming culture endorses tribalism, enjoys imaginingthe collapse of civilization, and seeks escape from traditional faith, possibly even fromany coherent philosophy of ethics. …”
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Woke culture and the history of America: From colonisation to depersonalisation by Sonsoles Madrid Gil

“…These are the premises of post-modern society: wounded by the culture of victimisation, it promotes ideological tribalism that destroys the truth. We are witnessing a phenomenon that seeks to deconstruct history, resignify the present and depersonalise the future. …”
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KRISIS EKONOMI INDONESIA by Elli Karmeli

“…Several behaviors that could promote or complicatethe crisis in facing the turmoil of the endurance life is the greater of expendituresthan revenues in both economic activity and living  in a society and state, and  thecrisis of cultural values (the closure, feudalism, and tribalism). Keywords: economic crisis, monetary, rehabilitation…”
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Basic Design and the Semiotics of Citizenship: Julian Beinart’s Educational Experiments and Research on Wall Decoration in Early 1960s Nigeria and South Africa by Ayala Levin

“…Analyzing the decorations as a system of communication that transcended ethnic traditions, Beinart used them as an “index of de-tribalization” that could set the ground for the creation of an African urban modernity.…”
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A World without Others? Specter of Difference and Toxic Identitarian Politics by Sabelo J. Ndlovu-Gatsheni

“…Consequently, the modern world faces resilient and paradoxical notions of a world without difference, which continues to throw up toxic identitarian politics predicated on racism, tribalism, sexism, patriarchy, xenophobia, homophobia, and even “walled states” that invest massive resources in containment of transnational human mobilities. …”
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The paradox of knowing more and less: Audience metrics and the erosion of epistemic standards on the internet by Mario Haim, Christoph Neuberger

“…Online, changes in possibilities and necessities to monitor audiences, however, have paved the way to engage in a mode of addressing more tailored standards of anticipated audiences. Such epistemic tribalism contrasts widely shared epistemic standards of professional journalism and has yielded a paradox in which an increase in knowledge about audiences possibly leads to less common knowledge about current events because epistemic standards are no longer shared across the public. …”
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La Casa de la Palabra by José Luis Crespo Fajardo

“…Este es un lugar de encuentro social donde los conflictos tribales tratan de solventarse, y donde las lenguas que nunca conocieron la atención de los demás, son por fin escuchadas. …”
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Intergroup contact theory: examining knowledge sharing among individuals from different tribes by Okyere Kwakye, E., Nor, K. M., Soehod, K., Zaitul, Zaitul

“…However, reviews conducted show that none of these studies examined the applicability of the intergroup contact theory to reduce prejudice among people from a multitribal context where the people share similar characteristics, but have sentiments against each other due to tribalism. The study examines the applicability of intergroup contact theory to promote positive attitudes among individuals to share knowledge in a multitribal context. …”

Assistant Professor, Department of Theology and Islamic Sciences, Payam Noor University, Iran by yusof jafarzadeh, moohamd masoudnia

“…The religions of ancient Iran encompass a wide range of religious developments, which in terms of phenomenological studies is a readable example of the evolution of the history of religions.In the history of religions, at the beginning of the religious life of every ethnic group, primitive religions ruled; So that the intention of all religious phenomena is focused on the meaning of primitive religions, namely naturalism, tribalism, eternal return to the beginning of history and patriotism,But suddenly prophets appear in some lands of the world and invite people to the center of monotheistic meaning.After this stage, the history of religions becomes the arena of conflict between primitive and monotheistic religions, and primitive religions resist and return to the monotheistic message in various forms.In the religions of ancient Iran, this process of religious transformation is also quite evident, so that first the primary beliefs of the Aryans are prevalent, and then Zoroaster emerges as a prophet and the call for monotheism. …”
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