Arab Center for Research and Policy Studies

Arab Center for Research and Policy Studies The official English page for the Arab Center for Research and Policy Studies. The Center produces research, studies and reports.

The Arab Center for Research and Policy Studies is an independent research institute and think tank for the study of history and social sciences, with particular emphasis on the applied social sciences. The Center's paramount concern is the advancement of Arab societies and states, their cooperation with one another and issues concerning the Arab nation in general. To that end, it seeks to examine and diagnose the situation in the Arab world - states and communities- to analyze social, economic and cultural policies and to provide political analysis, from an Arab perspective. It deals with the major challenges faced by the nation: citizenship and identity, fragmentation and unity, sovereignty and dependence, as well as scientific and technological stagnation. It also runs several specialized programs, and holds conferences, workshops, training sessions, and seminars which target specialists as well as the general Arab public. The Center publishes in both Arabic and English in order to make its work accessible to both Arab and non-Arab researchers.

🔴  Happening now |The     Studies Unit public lecture by  , Researcher in Transformations of Cultural Heritage, titled “...
13/10/2026

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The Studies Unit public lecture by , Researcher in Transformations of Cultural Heritage, titled “Framing Heritage in the Arab Gulf: Who Has the Right to Shape Identity?”.

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13/10/2026

Live Now | “Framing Heritage in the Arab Gulf: Who Has the Right to Shape Identity?”

The Studies Unit public lecture by , Researcher in Transformations of Cultural Heritage, titled “Framing Heritage in the Arab Gulf: Who Has the Right to Shape Identity?”.

The     Studies Unit invites you to a public lecture by  , Researcher in Transformations of Cultural Heritage, titled “F...
12/10/2026

The Studies Unit invites you to a public lecture by , Researcher in Transformations of Cultural Heritage, titled “Framing Heritage in the Arab Gulf: Who Has the Right to Shape Identity?”

🗓️ Tuesday, 13 October 2026
⏰ 18:00 Doha time, 15:00 GMT
📍 The lecture will be held in person at the Arab Center (New Building), Ground Floor Auditorium
đź”´ Simultaneous translation between Arabic and English will be available throughout, and the lecture will be livestreamed on social media

07/10/2026
📝  This article examines the impact of sustained exposure to the rhetoric and practices of US President administration o...
06/10/2026

📝 This article examines the impact of sustained exposure to the rhetoric and practices of US President administration on public moral values and ethical norms, in the United States and elsewhere, distinguishing between amoral politics and the justification of immoral political discourse and conduct.

đź”— Read the full study: https://acr.ps/hBxNMej

Azmi Bishara -English Page

Participants in the Fifth Round of the   pose for a group photo.
05/10/2026

Participants in the Fifth Round of the pose for a group photo.

🔴 Closing session of the   – Fifth Round:Introduction to Encyclopedia Arabica, an ACRPS initiative to create a comprehen...
05/10/2026

🔴 Closing session of the – Fifth Round:
Introduction to Encyclopedia Arabica, an ACRPS initiative to create a comprehensive, authoritative, and peer-reviewed source of knowledge in Arabic, freely accessible online.

🔴 Tenth research discussion between PhD students at the  :• Youssef Sharaf presents “A State of Two Speeds: Administrati...
05/10/2026

đź”´ Tenth research discussion between PhD students at the :

• Youssef Sharaf presents “A State of Two Speeds: Administrative Elite Recomposition in Mubarak's Reform-Era Egypt, 1990s-2000s”, with discussant, Hani Awad.

• Alyaa Almaadeed presents “The Predictive Factors of Turnover Intentions and Counterproductive Work Behaviour Among Social Service Employees in Qatar”, with discussant, Mohammed Aboramadan.

• Pakinam Hassan presents “Perceptions on Improving the Participatory Urban Planning in Alexandria, Egypt”, with discussant, Yousef Jabareen.

• Saifeddine Jemli presents “From Group Agency to Plural Agency: Republican Perspectives on Collective Agency Between Hannah Arendt and Philip Pettit”, with discussant, Karim Sadek.

• Mounir Saifi presents “Toward an Engaged Counter-Orientalist Scholarship: Wikipedia and the Reproduction of Orientalist Epistemic Injustice”, with discussant, Housamedden Darwish.

🔴 Ninth research discussion between PhD students at the  :• Khaled Sayed Ali presents “Economic Development Under Milita...
05/10/2026

đź”´ Ninth research discussion between PhD students at the :

• Khaled Sayed Ali presents “Economic Development Under Military Regimes: A Comparative Study of the Nasser and Sisi Eras in Egypt”, with discussant, Abdel-Fattah Mady.

• Bilal Abu Jafar presents “Exporting Under Volatility: Firm Responses of Palestinian SMEs in a Conflict-Affected Economy”, with discussant, Laura Sayah.

• Mamdouh Abdelkader presents “Fiscal Policy and the Transition to Renewable Energy: Empirical Evidence from US Industrial Electricity Generation”, with discussant, Laurent Lambert.

• Hassan Mortada presents “The Abridged Subject: Empire and the Anteriority of the Immigrant in Library and Information Science”, with discussant, Dina Taha.

• Latifah Alrdaian presents “Between Reality and Fiction: Saudi Women in the Works of Jean Sasson and Zoe Ferraris”, with discussant, Rafiah Al Talei.

Address

Al Tarfa Street
Doha
10277

Opening Hours

Monday 08:00 - 16:00
Tuesday 08:00 - 16:00
Wednesday 08:00 - 16:00
Thursday 08:00 - 16:00
Sunday 08:00 - 16:00

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+97440356888

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