Alexander Abdennur is currently the director of the Cognitive Centre of Canada and an international research and training consultant. Born in Lebanon, he immigrated to Canada in 1967 after obtaining a BA in philosophy from the American University of Beirut. His books include The Conflict Resolution Syndrome (1987), Camouflaged Aggression: The Hidden Threat to Individuals and Organizations (2000), and The Arab Mind: Ontology of Abstraction and Concreteness (2014).
Reason and Solidarity: Social Integration in a Druze Town – Alexander Abdennur
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Social Solidarity has been traced to several familiar socio-structural factor such as independence, homogeneity, common goals, and belief dogmas. This study explores another source of solidarity that is seen as central in the everyday interaction within the Druze community of Hasbaya, Lebanon. It is the operation of a conduct imperative inferred directly from the established moral codes of the group.
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