Saudi society is a unique mix between religion and culture, which poses difficulties for the
government over education for women. The position of women in this society is complicated …

Despite a plethora of research on students' experiences of electronic (e) learning amid
COVID-19 in higher education institutions (HEI), limited research has recognized the …

The adoption of religious nationalism as a public project by the Saudi state continues to
intimately shape the experiences of Saudi women, despite recent initiatives facilitating the …

This study examines the online communicative dynamics between women and men during
the Saudi women's rights campaign to end male guardianship, which unfolded on Twitter …

Establishing the NCEDL (National Centre for E-learning and Distance Learning), electronic
universities are some initiatives to introduce e-learning to the KSA (Kingdom of Saudi …

We investigate the determinants of female labor force participation in Saudi Arabia, where
religion and natural resources play a significant role in defining the social and economic …

Greater numbers of women are entering workplaces in Saudi Arabia and other Middle
Eastern countries. Structural features of patriarchy are changing in Middle Eastern societies …

Despite considerable social, economic, and organizational advancements that Saudi
women have achieved in the past two decades, research on Saudi women in leadership …

Purpose There is a significant gap in understanding with regards to the role of cultural
context in family business research. This paper aims to address this by exploring the critical …

This study investigates English as a Foreign Language (EFL) learners' perceptions of the
causal relationships among teaching, social, and cognitive presences, indicative of a …