This book explores the dilemma of crisis facing Arab culture and identity, seeking solutions and addressing the negative impacts of events and wars that have plagued the Arab world. It highlights how these factors have crippled Arab thought in meeting the challenges of democracy and change. Turki Al-Hamad explicates the reasons behind the regression of Arab politics and suggests that Arabs need a new discourse free from stagnant language to contribute to the emerging global culture in the era of globalization, rather than remaining as passive observers unaware of their surroundings.

Publishing house: Dar Al Saqi for Publishing and Distribution Number of Pages: 352 Year of publication: 2004