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Faisal Abualhassan

Researcher at the King Faisal Center for Research and Islamic Studies in Riyadh, he heads the unit on Contemporary Political Thought. His current research focuses on sociopolitical concepts of belonging and citizenship, as well as current socio-political affairs in Saudi Arabia and the Middle East.

  • The image depicts a bustling urban scene, likely in a modern city. In the foreground, streaks of light from moving vehicles indicate heavy traffic on a multi-lane road, while palm trees line the sides, adding a touch of greenery. In the background, prominent skyscrapers with reflective glass facades dominate the skyline under a cloudy sky, creating a dramatic atmosphere. The scene captures a blend of modern architecture and vibrant city life, illuminated by streetlights and the fading light of sunset. Saudi Arabia, A “Revolution” From Afar Faisal Abualhassan · June 2018 The idea that Saudi Arabia’s transformations were simply decreed, overnight, by a simple decision at the top, ignores the profound transformations that society has undergone for decades.
    Speaking at an investment forum in Abu Dhabi in May 2018, former Congressman Eric Cantor had a lot to say (…)
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