History of Bourgeoisie in the Arab World
Keywords:
History, Bourgeoisie, social Class, the Arab WorldAbstract
A lot of researchers treated about the social classes in Arabic World. This
classes especially the Bourgeoisie class was exposed to condemnation for
unhidden reasons. But researches focused on this issue, which try to figure
out the origin of this class and to explain its background and alliances are
often limited or not even existing, expect among researches and compiled
publication. So, there are some doubts regarding to the origin, the emerging
and the role of this social class, linked with capitalism, especially comparing
to the European one. The cradle of this doubt is that the Arabic societies
appear like the result of the mechanism of social heritage, specially coming
from the
Othman society. Beside, the Bourgeoisie class gets formed at the end of
the 19th century. This class has not commonly obtains any kind of fortune
before the Outman’s earth law (1858). And, as Arabic societies, the state
appeared as a result of the treaty established from the European colonization,
at the end of the 19th century and the beginning of the 20th century. And
consequently, this state has no background except the colony and Othman
heritage.
In brief, what is the history of the classes? What is the origin of the
capitalism by itself? And what its end? And why did this social class invest
the power and the non structured sector which supposed to be related to
rural specialists? And why did not they invest the education and the industry
area? That is the core question on which this research tries to focus and
answer, through five methodological comprehensive keys which follow the
historical bourgeoisie status, in respect to its emergence, development and
the role played in the society.
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