感知威胁和感知忠诚

Q4 Social Sciences

Arab World Geographer Pub Date : 2020-07-07 DOI:10.1201/9781003070641-15

Ghassane Salame

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当黎巴嫩出生的美国旅行者阿明•阿尔-里哈尼(Amin al-Rihani)抵达利雅得——一个尚未命名为沙特阿拉伯的新兴王国的小小首都时，他带来了一个雄心勃勃的阿拉伯团结计划。黎巴嫩山脉的华丽浪漫和对美国的钦佩交织在一起，他想知道他的主人对一个统一的阿拉伯国家(可能仅限于亚洲)有什么看法。国王的反应很恼火，但很明确:“什么阿拉伯团结?我们是阿拉伯人。”

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Perceived Threats and Perceived Loyalties

When Amin al-Rihani, the Lebanese-born American traveller, arrived in Riyadh, the tiny capital of an emerging kingdom which was not yet named Saudi Arabia, he was bringing with him an ambitious project for Arab unity. In a mixture of the flamboyant romanticism of the Lebanese mountains and admiration for the United States of America, he wanted to know what his host thought of a unified Arab state (probably restricted to Asia). The king’s reaction was irritated but clear: ‘What Arab unity? We are the Arabs.’

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Arab World Geographer Social Sciences-Geography, Planning and Development

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期刊介绍： The AWG is an international peer-review professional journal devoted to advancing geographical knowledge pertaining principally (though not exclusively) to the Arab World. It is integrative in approach, and especially oriented towards the relevance of applied research to policy. It provides for rapid publication of original research papers, reports, and reviews dealing with all aspects of the human environment in the lands of the Arab World as interpreted by human and physical geographers. The AWG seeks to disseminate the work of the new generation of Arab geographers to the wider international geographic and scholarly community through the medium of global English.