Arabian Oasis City Analysis
Summary The “Article Arabian Oasis City: The Transformation of ’Unayzah ” by Cole and Altorki is quite an interesting article that depicts the social change that took place in the Middle East after the region discovered the boom of oil in the mid-70s. Amid the first anthropological study in the urban community in the Saudi, the Arabian Oasis City is one of those studies. Based on the observation and interviews from the participants (men and women), the author was able to take data and able to analyze the change that took place in the ancient oasis city in the 20th century. The article also depicts that this is the creation of the current Saudi Arabia state and its current economy. In addition, the author also shows the changes that were created
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I denote that is carriers the weight needed to explain the history of Saudi Arabia contrary to what the stereotypes that existed before. I consider the extensive overview of the demographics of Unayza especially it’s past ad current population and the public services is provided at great extent. I am a confused of reading that only 30 percent of the population of the Oasis city engaged in professional occupation supporting the rest of the 70 percent of the population (Altorki & Cole, …show more content…
Lawfully, this was carried out to help a developing populace and to guarantee reasonable development. Today, while most of the populace still sees the numerous organizational management as a gift, some are beginning to question them as an instrument for expanded control and strangling an earlier free society. I fail to understand how the procurement of these administrations is a key component in the change of 'Unayza's general public into a generally indigent gathering of beneficiaries as the legislature organizations that give them help legitimize government authority, control and supervision of the state. It was ideal for the authors to highlight the current differences that exists amid the society such as those that wanted to benefit from the sale of the land for development and those that could not access funds to develop their land; these are the poor in the
I denote that is carriers the weight needed to explain the history of Saudi Arabia contrary to what the stereotypes that existed before. I consider the extensive overview of the demographics of Unayza especially it’s past ad current population and the public services is provided at great extent. I am a confused of reading that only 30 percent of the population of the Oasis city engaged in professional occupation supporting the rest of the 70 percent of the population (Altorki & Cole, …show more content…
Lawfully, this was carried out to help a developing populace and to guarantee reasonable development. Today, while most of the populace still sees the numerous organizational management as a gift, some are beginning to question them as an instrument for expanded control and strangling an earlier free society. I fail to understand how the procurement of these administrations is a key component in the change of 'Unayza's general public into a generally indigent gathering of beneficiaries as the legislature organizations that give them help legitimize government authority, control and supervision of the state. It was ideal for the authors to highlight the current differences that exists amid the society such as those that wanted to benefit from the sale of the land for development and those that could not access funds to develop their land; these are the poor in the