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• DOI: https://doi.org/10.13169/bethunivj.37.2020.0105
• Pages: 105-111
• Published date: 01 January 2020
• Date: 01 January 2020

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Submission Guidelines

Bethlehem University Journal

ISSN 2410-5449

The Bethlehem University Journal is a bi-annual peer-reviewed scholarly

journal published by Pluto Journals in partnership with the Ofce of Dean of

Research at Bethlehem University, Palestine.

About the Journal

The Bethlehem University Journal was launched in 1981 to promote a culture

of excellence in research and research ethics in matters that pertain not only

to Palestine and the region, but also to the world in general. It serves as a

vibrant platform where research communities in the region and the world can

engage in dialogues and conversations that can contribute to the production

of original and transformative knowledge about the state of disciplinary and

interdisciplinary research and its future.

Aim and Scope:

BUJ publishes original, theoretically informed articles on a variety of topics

from different disciplines in both Arabic and English. BUJ encourages

submissions that respond to current debates in the literature and offer

substantive analysis and original discussion that aim to contribute to the

advancement of the discipline in line with the local and international ethical

standards in research.

BUJ is interested in promoting research grounded in meta-critical and

reexive attitudes towards traditional and emergent research methodologies. It

encourages research that develops alternative epistemological assumptions and

practices that refract the international struggles and experiences of vulnerable,

colonized, and disposable communities within the realities of the global

capitalist system.