This thesis explores and explains the recurring presence of the adulterous female character in narratives from the medieval period to the modern, with reference to four narratives: The Arabian Nights and The Canterbury ...

This thesis examines the experience of Eritrean women in Egypt across different generations. The purpose of the study is to explore the connection between class, choice and rights in shaping the experiences of three ...

The current refugee crisis has created an influx of refugees, primarily in the developing world, which has caused an issue of burden-sharing amongst the global North and South. Some states are hindered in their capacity ...

An estimated 1,000-2,000 Eritreans cross illegally into Ethiopia each month. The vast majority of these refugees are escaping mandatory military service. Others are members of persecuted religious minorities, journalists, ...

This article features an interview with the Dean of the Higher Institute for Women Teachers who touched on different women-related issues such as the Girl’s College, rate of literacy among girls in Upper Egypt, and women’s ...

The emerging needs of operators to enhance the users' mobility and to increase their productivity, have raised a need for an architecture that can facilitate the ability of mobile users to conduct business anywhere, anytime, ...

Since 2006 there has been a uniquely independent and autonomous branch of al Qa'ida operating in the Sahel and Sahara region of North and West Africa. Relative to associated movements elsewhere, al Qa'ida in the Islamic ...