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Dancing over the Sands

Transformations in Arab Tribal Identity and the Conflict and Accommodation Between Arab Tribes and the State

In: International Journal on Minority and Group Rights
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Omar Mizel Education department, Ono Academic College, Jerusalem, Israel

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Abstract

This study delves into the intricate dynamics between tribal communities and states, acknowledging their complex relationships. While not aiming for exhaustive understanding, it aims to illuminate the convoluted nature of these connections, which often puzzle the average citizen entrenched within other societal structures. By examining the relationships between tribal societies and the Iraqi, Syrian, Saudi Arabian, and Israeli (Palestinian) states, focusing on the interplay between tribal and public spheres, this study presents four fundamental models. Its primary goal is to discern whether these connections reflect harmony, conflict, or accommodation with established authorities.

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