Showing posts with label Tunisia. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Tunisia. Show all posts

Thursday, October 18, 2012

Open Access Journal: Africa: Revue des Études et Recherches préhistoriques, antiques, islamiques et ethnographiques

Africa: Revue des Études et Recherches préhistoriques, antiques, islamiques et ethnographiques
Tunis : Institut national du patrimoine
Africa est une revue composée de trois séries. La première est consacrée aux études et aux recherches préhistoriques antiques et islamiques (Africa), la seconde aux études et aux recherches relatives au monde phénico-punique et aux antiquités libyques (Reppal), la troisième est consacrée aux études et aux recherches ethnographiques (C.A.T.P.).

Outre les études et la recherche scientifique, Africa publie tous les travaux d’inventaire, de sauvegarde, de mise en valeur et de présentation muséographique du patrimoine.


La revue accueille les contributions originales (articles, rapport de fouilles, notes ou compte rendus) en langue arabe, française, anglaise, italienne, espagnole ou allemande.
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Friday, August 12, 2011

Open Access Dissertations: Al Manhal

Al Manhal
Al manhal is a non-profitable initiative whose mission is to contribute to the academic knowledge through creating an e-library that includes scientific resources that originate from and concern the universities of the Arab World and neighborhood countries . For this reason, Al Manhal is more than a project that integrates the principal activities of MERC as it is also a work tool which is open to all people. Its objective is to help the researchers to effectively use the Information Technologies at the benefit of research in social sciences. The content principally targets the students who are finishing their studies and for young MA and PhD researchers.
The Collection
The e-library of Al manhal is made of collections that relate to each other. Each one harbours a specific common theme. Up today, thanks to the help of many partners who believe in the spirit of open knowledge, the database is composed of 10 categories of documents:
  • PhD Dissertations (Full Text Format) Downloadable.
  • PhD Dissertations (Full Text Format) Read Only.
  • PhD Dissertations (30% Format) Read only or Downloadable.
  • Master Theses (30% Format).
  • Assessor’s Reports
  • MERC Reports.
  • Articles.
  • The Working Papers.
The collections of this database are selected according to a rigorous process and basing on the contributions of collaborating institutions and on the contributions of researchers. Initiated by MERC, four institutions have agreed upon backing and supplying this database:
  • The Faculty of Human and Social Sciences of Tunis. University of Tunis
  • The Cairo faculty of Letters; Cairo University.
  • King Saoud University(KSA)
  • King Abdu Aziz University (KSA).
From this standpoint, Al manhal database (online theses) aims at promoting the consultation and downloading of theses, dissertations defended by members of the juries from different countries. Thanks to the services offered by the different cyber-theses and thesaurus of many universities, we put at the disposal of the researchers a huge number of considerable documents without geographically being limited to the Arab World and Turkey.
In order to guarantee the openness and the exchange, Al manhal is open to the public. Before including it into our website, each researcher can freely consult, download and deposit his or her thesis. That will be equally conducted by a person in charge in a library (a librarian for instance) who has an authorization from the author. The thesis does not necessarily mean to be recent; old ones as far as they are available are widely welcomed.
It’s within the spirit of public interest and « Open resource » that this base was created further to a recommendation of MERC annual conference held in Tunis in 2006 . Thus, ‘Al manhal’ is not but a communicative tool between the links that are already available on the web and public. Consequently, ‘‘MERC’’ does not take any judicial or scientific responsibility concerning the orientation, the content of the links provided for researchers.

Open Access Journal: Awrak al-awsat / Awrâq al-awsat


Awrak al-awsat / Awrâq al-awsat

MERC Social Science Reviews entitled Awrak Al Awsat was recently published. It includes a number of scientific papers that were presented in the seminar on “Women and Public Participation in The Arab World”. It also includes the proceedings of a roundtable and an interview with Gouda Abdel-Khalek.

Awrak Al Awsat 1:

Arabic version

English Version


Awrak Al Awsat 2:

Arabic version

English Version



Alphabetical List of Open Access Journals in Middle Eastern Studies

Thursday, February 24, 2011

Documenting Tunisia 2011

ARCHIVE-IT's COLLECTION: Jasmine Revolution - Tunisia 2011
This collection consists of websites documenting the revolution in Tunisia in 2011. Our partners at Library of Congress and Bibliothèque Nationale de France have contributed websites for this collection, and the sites are primarily in French and Arabic with some in English. 

Thursday, February 10, 2011

Open Access Journal: Revue Tunisienne

Revue Tunisienne 



Sunday, January 30, 2011

Open Access Journal: Bibliographie Nationale

Bibliographie Nationale de Tunisie
La Bibliographie Nationale recense les éditions nationales déposées à la BnT. Depuis 1978 cette publication est devenue annuelle.
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Monday, January 24, 2011

Open Access Images Library: Moustapha Bouchoucha Photograph Collection

Moustapha Bouchoucha Photograph Collection

The private library Beit El Bennani, owned and operated by Mohamed Bennani, partnered with Centre d’Etudes Maghrèbines á Tunis (CEMAT) to organize and digitize the Mustapha Bouchoucha photograph collection. The collection, held at the Beit El Bennani, contains 8155 images that depict people, events, views and objects primarily relating to Tunisia. Photographs of people include images of Tunisian political and cultural figures as well as people involved in the daily activities of life.

[from Digital Library for International Research (DLIR) ]

Wednesday, January 5, 2011

Open Access Journal: Revue Tunisienne