Ben-Ruwin is currently an Associate Professor of Politics and Administration at Texas A&M International University. He completed his B.A. in management at the University of Ghar-younis, Benghazi, Libya. He has two Master’s degrees: Master in Public Administration (M.P.A), and Master in Urban Planning (M.U.P) at Portland State University, Portland, Oregon. He has a Ph.D. in comparative politics at the University of North Texas. Dr. Ben-Ruwin research interests focus on: Human rights from Islamic perspective, the Islamization processes in the Middle East, and the role of political leadership in societies. He has published numerous articles in Arabic language. The second edition of his book (in Arabic) entitled: “Political Pluralism in the Islamic State,” has been published in Cairo, Egypt last year 2006. He has also published numerous articles, in English, such as: “Islamization of Democracy: The Requisite of Democracy in the Islamic World.” In the International Journal of Civil Society Law, Vol. IV, No. 3, July 2006. "The Democratization of the United Nations: Isn’t it time for structural Reform to the U.N.. In The Review of International Affairs Journal, Vol. 2, No. 2. Fall 2003. Ankara, Turkey; "The Political Belief System of Al-Qaddafi: Power Politics and Self-fulfilling Prophecy." The "Journal of Libyan Studies." Vol. 4, No. 1, Fall 2003. Published by: the Society for Libyan Studies. Oxford, UK. And other articles on human rights from Islamic perspective. Three of Dr. Ben-Ruwin articles have been translated into the Turkish language. Dr. Ben-Ruwin has a forthcoming book entitled: “Crisis of Political Leadership: The Role of Political Leadership in the Societies and the Cost of its Failure. A Case Study of the Arab Rulers (1970 to 1990). It has been accepted by The Edwin Mellen Press for publication, Fall 2007).
Dr. Mohamed Ben-Ruwin
Ben-Ruwin is currently an Associate Professor of Politics and Administration at Texas A&M International University. He completed his B.A. in management at the University of Ghar-younis, Benghazi, Libya. He has two Master’s degrees: Master in Public Administration (M.P.A), and Master in Urban Planning (M.U.P) at Portland State University, Portland, Oregon. He has a Ph.D. in comparative politics at the University of North Texas. Dr. Ben-Ruwin research interests focus on: Human rights from Islamic perspective, the Islamization processes in the Middle East, and the role of political leadership in societies. He has published numerous articles in Arabic language. The second edition of his book (in Arabic) entitled: “Political Pluralism in the Islamic State,” has been published in Cairo, Egypt last year 2006. He has also published numerous articles, in English, such as: “Islamization of Democracy: The Requisite of Democracy in the Islamic World.” In the International Journal of Civil Society Law, Vol. IV, No. 3, July 2006. "The Democratization of the United Nations: Isn’t it time for structural Reform to the U.N.. In The Review of International Affairs Journal, Vol. 2, No. 2. Fall 2003. Ankara, Turkey; "The Political Belief System of Al-Qaddafi: Power Politics and Self-fulfilling Prophecy." The "Journal of Libyan Studies." Vol. 4, No. 1, Fall 2003. Published by: the Society for Libyan Studies. Oxford, UK. And other articles on human rights from Islamic perspective. Three of Dr. Ben-Ruwin articles have been translated into the Turkish language. Dr. Ben-Ruwin has a forthcoming book entitled: “Crisis of Political Leadership: The Role of Political Leadership in the Societies and the Cost of its Failure. A Case Study of the Arab Rulers (1970 to 1990). It has been accepted by The Edwin Mellen Press for publication, Fall 2007).