Ibn Khaldun's Book The Mediterranean Sea in the Fourteenth Century Rise and Fall of Empires

The book of Ibn Khaldun the Mediterranean Sea in the 14th century rise and fall of empires. The subject of the book addresses this work Ibn Khaldun's thought through studying his philosophy in history and society, in the context of the major political transformations witnessed by the Mediterranean Sea in the 14th century. It focuses on the concept of civilization and the state at Ibn Khaldun. The dialectic of Bedouin and urban. His theory of the rise and fall of states. His relation to the political reality of his time. It also includes rare manuscripts and documentary images of high value. Features of the edition: Elegant artistic design and illustrations. A simplified and scientific presentation of Ibn Khaldun's thought. Suitable for researchers and lovers of Islamic historical and social thought.