Development and Globalization
The Clash Between Islam and Modernity in the Middle East, that a lack of freedom—intellectual, political, economic, religious, cultural—is responsible for the decline of the Arab world from a major center of global power to an area frequently dominated by outsiders and plagued by social and economic troubles.
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