Assoc. Prof. Dr. Hasan Ali Khudair Al-Alawi

 A Study of Modernization and Its Impact on Islamic States

This study examines the processes of modernization in Islamic countries from multiple perspectives, including political, economic, and social dimensions. It aims to analyze how Islamic societies have interacted with the concepts of modernization and whether these processes have led to genuine progress or resulted in changes that affected the cultural and religious identity of these nations. The research also explores successful models of modernization and the challenges facing Islamic countries in keeping pace with global developments while preserving their values and identity. Furthermore, it proposes strategies that seek to achieve a balance between modernity and authenticity

B.A. in History – University of Tikrit, 1998
M.A. in Modern History – University of Tikrit, 2002
Ph.D. in Modern History (Modern and Contemporary History of Turkey) – University of Mosul, 2010

1. M.A. – Abeer Uday (2019) – Tansu Çiller and Her Political Role in Turkey
2. M.A. – Firas Wasmi Suwailih (2019) – The Policy of the United States of America Toward Syria, 1981–1989
3. M.A. – Ahmed Saad Shweish Al-Naemi (2019) – The Student Movement in Egypt, 1960–1978
4. M.A. – Osama Abdulkhaliq Aayed (2020) – Japanese–Gulf Relations: The Kingdom of Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates as a Model, 1971–1981
5. Ph.D. – Asmaa Abdulkarim Matar (2020) – Turkish–Bulgarian Relations, 1923–1960
6. Ph.D. – Ghazi Mahmoud Ali (2021) – The Tribes of Kirkuk and Their Role in Iraq, 1921–1958
7. Ph.D. – Yusra Yasser Hamed (2023) – Social and Cultural Developments in the Soviet Union, 1917–1939
8. Ph.D. – Maimouna Ibrahim Mohammed (2023) – The Role of Women in Turkish Society, 1923–1960
9. M.A. – Huda Saleem Abdulhussein (2024) – Yıldırım Akbulut and His Political Role in Turkey