Arab Journal of Administrative Sciences

 The Arab Journal of Administrative Sciences (ISSN 1029-855X) a refereed journal published by the Kuwait University Academic Publication Council to enhance research in different business disciplines. It publishes research that develops tests, applications or advances management and administrative theory and practices as well as related book reviews, scientific reports and thesis abstracts in both Arabic/English.

One volume per year, 3 issues: January, May & September.

The new issue was released and contained:

Main Articles:

Repetition as a Strategy to Teach Business School Students Computer Programming. Mohammad N. AlMarzouq

Tablets Adoption in an Arab Culture: Minding Pleasure over Usefulness. Omar M. Khalil, Hasan A. Abbas and Hosny I. Hamdy

Health Information Seeking, Trust and Knowledge Adaptation:
Empirical Evidence from Kuwait. Abrar R. Al-Hasan

Growth through Simultaneous Alliances:  Learning and Synergistic Effects. Abdullatif A. Alrashdan and Mishari A. Alnahedh

Summary of a Master's Thesis

A Comparative Study of Basel III Liquidity Framework's "Liquidity Coverage Ratio": Compliance and Performance between Islamic Banks and Conventional Banks in the State of Kuwait. Noof R. Al-Kaabi

Book Review (In Arabic):

The Great Divide: Unequal Societies and What We Can Do About Them. Author: Joseph E. Stiglitz, Reviewed by: Ahmed A. Abdel-halim

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