State sovereignty has been a central and steadfast feature of international relations since the consolidation of the nation-state system. Yet, the content of sovereignty is changing as a result of policies that states employ in the international arena, which give voice to the un…
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Education has played a critical role in the development of modern Egypt. Indeed, it has become a microcosm of Egyptian society, politics and culture--a stage in which Egypt has struggled to preserve and sustain its cultural integrity. Both external and internal forces continue t…
In this study, the researcher aims to look at how people would react to Islamists' online persuasive messages. This study is designed to measure the effects of two types of persuasive messages on people's attitude changes and information seeking behavior. Participants were recru…
As the world’s population lives to older ages, so rises the incidence of age-related disease states. One of these is Alzheimer’s disease (AD), which affects not only the individual diagnosed but the many people around them who provide support on a number of levels. The goal of t…
The fragility characterizing the faith of young believers is nothing new to Christianity. Doubts as to whether or not Christianity is actually true continue to pose challenges to Christian youth as they grow into adulthood in an increasingly secularized culture. This study explo…
Sexual minorities (SM) are often left out of research, and/or not identified by their sexual identity; however, SM experience much more stress due to being a minority (Galupo & Bauerband, 2016). This study sought to determine if a predictive relationship between rumination and s…