Centre for Arab Unity Studies (CAUS)

The Center for Arab Unity Studies, based in Beirut, is considered one of the most prestigious Arab research centers as a center specialized in Arab nation issues and unity. The Center has issued nearly a thousand books so far, in addition to more than 487 issues of its monthly magazine, Al-Mustaqbal Al-Arabi, and dozens of numbers of specialized quarterly scientific journals. The Center also organized dozens of seminars and conferences on issues of the Arab nation and its regional and international relations. The goals of the center start from the six elements of the Arab Renaissance project, namely: Arab unity, democracy, independent development, social justice, national and national independence, and cultural renewal . The center seeks to achieve its goals through a number of projects, programs and activities, the most prominent of which are: (1) preparation of studies, individual or group, (2) the publication of books prepared in advance by Arab researchers in areas that intersect with the goals of the center; (3) Translating important books issued in other countries and civilizations, for transfer to Arabic to be important in knowing the experiences of peoples and civilizations and other countries and benefiting from these experiences; (4) Publishing doctoral theses of outstanding scientific and cognitive value; (5) Publishing refereed, scholarly, scientific research journals specialized in social sciences, political sciences and economic sciences; (6) Holding seminars and conferences dealing with issues and problems in the region, each of which brings together dozens of Arab researchers, thinkers and experts to discuss together these issues and problems; (7) Holding mini seminars to follow up on hot or pivotal issues in the region and the world.