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Curriculum Vitae (CV)

Name of Staff : Prof. Diab M. AL-Badayneh

Date of Birth: 15 Dec 1956 Nationality: Jordanian

Education : Professor

Applied Sociology, Formal Organizations, Criminology, Social Psychology

& Social Statistics

Present position: Professor of Applied Sociology (Teaching,

Research, & Community Services).

Years within the firm: (20) years in research, evaluation, teaching, & community services on

both national, regional and international.

Key qualifications:

Since I graduated from West Michigan University in (1990) (WMU, Kalamazoo, MI, USA), I have worked on teaching, scientific research and community partnership. In the area of scientific research, I have published more than ten books, some of them were re-published, including a book (edit) in English (Understanding Terrorism) with a support of the scientific program of the NATO in peace and security. Another book was a translating from English into Arabic (APA Publication Manual) and won the award for the best translated book. More than fifty research publications in scientific periodicals, indexed and the referred, including the two articles won a national and international awards: Research Award for the Best Research in Psychological Sciences (Ministry of Higher Education and Scientific Research), and the University Research Award of Association of Islamic Universities on the research entitled: values of tolerance in the curricula of university education. And more than seventy scientific papers presented at scientific conferences and specialized seminars, in addition to sixteen scientific papers presented in the foreign language of international conferences. Also I have chaired nine international scientific conferences and have participated in them and supervised the twenty-seven scientific symposium, and supervisor for more than thirty theses.

During The last two decades I occupied different positions in university administration in

academic administration (chairman, assistant dean, dean, founder dean, dean of security

research center, and vice president) and in administrative affairs (i.e., director, information &

planning department, and vice president) in both national and regional. And a director of Ibn

Khaldun Center for Research & Studies (Research, Consultations, & Training) (NGO).

1. 2002 Post Doctorate

Institute in Governance, Public Policy and Civil Society Summer 2002 University of Castilla –

la Mancha, Toledo , Spain ( UME).

2. 1990 Ph.D. – August 20 1990 Applied Sociology, Complex Organizations, Social

Statistics, & Social Psychology. Department of Sociology, WMU, Kalamazoo, MI , USA

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3. 1985 MA – June, 1985 Psychological Counseling,

Department of Psychology University of Jordan. 1979 BA-June, 1979 Psychology / Sociology

Department of Psychology University of Jordan.

Ph.D. Dissertation Title:

Performance and Satisfaction Ratings by Nurses, Supervisors, and Patients in Jordanian

Government and Private hospitals.

Master Thesis Title:

Variation in Styles of Mutual Behavioral Relationships Prevalent in Juvenile Delinquents'

Family and Environment in Contrast with Students and its Relevance to Juvenile Delinquency.

Professional Awards

I have received several awards for major contributions, one Best Performance Award from

HRH Prince Naïf Ibn Abdul-Aziz, MOI, KSA, for my work as a director of the Security Research

Center, and Excellence Administrative Performance Award from president of NAUSS. My recent

research award (2009) came from Islamic Universities Association for my research Tolerance Values

in the University Curriculum. Another research award came from Ministry of Higher Education and

Scientific Research, Jordan (Best Psychological Research Award) for my work Attitude towards

elderly in Jordan; and "Best Book Translation Award", Philadelphia University, Jordan. For my

translation to the "American Psychological Associate Publication Manual". As a graduate student I

awarded K-S Award, WMU, USA. My name appears in the first edition of Who's Who Among

International Students in American Universities & Colleges, USA. Name listed on WMU News.

Recognition Awards:

1. ( 1989) Research Award, WMU, USA

2. (1990) Research Award, WMU, USA

3. ( 1999) Minister of Trade, Commerce and Social Development. Kuwait

4. ( 2000) Demographic Center, Cairo, Egypt.

5. ( 2001) President, UAE University, UAE.

6. (2001 ) Dean, Collage of Shareea and Law, UAE University, UAE.

7. (2001) Ministry of Interior, UAE.

8. (2001) Jordan Public Safety.

9. ( 2001 ) Prince Naif Bin Abedalaziz Award NAUSS, KSA.

10. ( 2001) NAUSS Distinguished Performers Award, KSA

11. ( 2004) Jordan Public Safety, Recognition Award.

12. ( 2005) MU, Recognition Award ( Syllabus).

13. ( 2005) Philadelphia University Translation Award.

14. (2005) MOHESR Award.

15. (2006) PRI International Organization for Traffic Safety, Research Award.

16. (2006) MU, Recognition Award ( SPSS).

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17. (2007) Sudan, Ministry of Interior, Award to SPSS workshop.

18. (2007) UNESCO & Volgograd State University, Research Award.

19. (2007) Jordan Ministry of Culture, Research Award.

20. (2008) Elemam Mod Bin Saud University-KSA, Research Award.

21. (2008) AHU University-Jordan, Research Award.

22. (2008) International Organization for Traffic Safety, Research Award.

23. (2009) Jijejl University-Algeria, Research Award.

24. (2009) Jalfa University-Algeria, Research Award.

25. (2009) World Society of Victimology and Tokiwa University- Japan, Research Award.

26. (2009) Jordan Royal Police Academy, Recognition Award.

27. (2009) Society of Scientific Research, Research Award.

28. (2009) Dubai Police, Recognition Award.

29. (2009) Turkish Police Academy, Recognition Award.

30. (2010) Jordan Society for Scientific Research, Recognition Award.

6. Membership of Professional Associations:

1. Jordan Society for Scientific Research (JSSR)

2. International Sociological Association (ISA)

3. The World Society of Victimology (WSV)

4. Society for Applied Sociology (SAS)

5. Sociology, Computers & Networking (SCN)

6. Information Communication & Society (ICS)

7. Association for Clinical and Applied Sociology (ACAS)

Editorial Board and Research Referee:

1. Social and Human International Journal http:/www.idosi.org/hssij/hss.htm.

2. Arab Journal for Security Sciences, NAASS, KSA.

3. Mutah Journal for Scientific Research. Mutah University, Jordan

4. Aledary Journal. Public Administration Institute, KSA.

5. Dirasat Journal. Jordan University, Jordan.

6. Al-Manar Journal. AlAlbeat University, Jordan.

7. Abhath Al-Yarmouk Journal, Yarmook University , Jordan.

8. Jordan Journal of Social Sciences. Jordan

9. Journal of Regional Training Affairs

10. Distinguish Research Award. Alemam Mod bin Saoud University.

Professional Skills:

A. Computer Usage:

1. ICDL – Holder

2. Intel – Holder

http://www.worldsocietyofvictimology.org/

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3. Chairman, ICDL Committee

4. Chairman, Computer Usage in MU

5. SPSS Trainer

6. Computer Applications in Social Sciences

7. Sociology Computer Lab ( Founder )

8. E – Faculty of Social Science ( Founder )

9. Home Page Graduate Studies ( Founder )

B. Research Tools:

1. 1- SPSS IN Statics & Research.

2. 2- Evaluation Research.

3. 3- E. Educational Skills.

4. 4- Writing research proposals.

5. 5- Statistical and Methodological Consultations.

6. 6- Large Social Survey Administration.

7. Other Training

1. (2002) Institute in Governance, Public Policy and Civil Society University of Castilla – la

Mancha, Toledo , Spain ( UME).

2. (2002) Chairman, ICDL Committee

3. (2002) Chairman, Computer Usage in MU

4. (1990-present) SPSS Trainer

5. (1990-present) Computer Applications in Social Sciences

6. (1999) Sociology Computer Lab ( Founder )

7. (1997) Chairman, Regional Training Seminar on Research Methods in Criminology. SRC,

NAASS, Riyadh. KSA.

8. (1997) Chairman, Regional Training Seminar on Security Culture in Crime Prevention.

SRC, NAASS, Riyadh. KSA.

9. 1998 Chairman, Regional Training Seminar on Research Methods in Criminal Behavior.


10. (1998). Chairman, Regional Training Seminar on Criminal Statistics. SRC, NAASS, Riyadh.

KSA.

11. (1998). Chairman, Regional Training Seminar on Administration of Criminal Research

Methods. SRC, NAASS, Riyadh. KSA.

12. (1999). Chairman, Regional Training Conference on Modern Systems in Administrating

Rehabilitation and Treatment in Penal and Correctional Institutions. SRC, NAASS,

Riyadh, KSA.

13. (1999). Chairman, Regional Training Seminar on Encountering Terrorism. SRC, NAASS,

Riyadh. KSA.

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14. (1999). Chairman, Regional Training Conference on Tasks of The Border Security and

Coast Guards in the Arab States. SRC, NAASS, Riyadh , KSA.

15. (1999). Chairman, Regional Training Conference on Encountering Modern Types of

Crime. SRC, NAASS, Tunisia.

16. (2000). Formation of Public Opinion and Crime Prevention. SRC, NAASS, Riyadh.

KSA.

17. (2000). Chairman, Regional Training Conference on Encountering Drug Trafficking

Across Sea Passages. SRC, NAASS.

18. (2000). Chairman, Regional Training Conference on Programs of Rehabilitation and

Treatment in Penal and Correctional Institutions. SRC, NAASS, Riyadh, KSA.

19. (2000). Chairman, Regional Training Conference on Community Policing. SRC, NAASS,

Damascus. Syria

20. (2000) Chairman, Regional Training Conference on Techniques of Encountering

Rumors. SRC, NAASS, Sana, Yemen.

21. (2000). Chairman, Regional Training Conference on Security of Sport. SRC, NAASS,

Riyadh. KSA.

22. (2000) Chairman, Regional Training Conference on The Forgery of Credit Cards. SRC,

NAASS, AL-Manama, Bahrain.

23. (2001). Chairman, Regional Training Seminar on Statistical Applications in

Criminology. RC, NAASS, Riyadh. KSA.

24. (2001). Chairman, Regional Training Conference on Child Abuse, NAASS, Morocco.

25. (2001). Chairman, International Seminar on Environmental Crimes. SRC, NAASS, Paris.

France.

26. (2003). Chairman, Regional Training Conference on Security Media: Problems and

Solutions.

27. (2005). Chairman, Regional Training Conference on The Role of Security Organizations

in Encountering e-Crimes. NAUSS, Morocco.

28. (2006). Chairman, Regional Training Seminar on Strategic Planning in a Public

University. MU, Jordan.

29. (2006). Chairman, Regional Training Seminar on Students Violence in University

Campus. MU, Jordan.

30. (2006). Chairman, Regional Training Seminar on The Role of Traffic Personnel in

Preventing Road Accidents. TTU, Jordan.

31. (2006). Chairman, Regional Training Seminar on Violence on Roads. MU, Jordan.

32. (2007). Chairman, Regional Training Seminar on The Role of the NGOs in Security

Awareness. AHU, Jordan.

8. Countries of Work Experience: [List countries where staff has worked in the last ten years]:

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Jordan

KSA

NAUSS (Most Arab Countries)

Spain

France

Turkey

UAE

Qatar

Egypt

NATO

9. Languages

(1) English : Fluent (2) Arabic : Fluent

10. Employment Record

National and Global Assignments

1. From 2007 To 2010 Employer: AHU Positions held: Vice President

2. From 2006 To 2007 Employer: TTU Positions held: Vice President

3. From 2007 To 2010 Employer: AHU Positions held: Chairman, University Higher

Coordination Committee of Quality Assurance

4. From 2007 To 2010 Employer: AHU Positions held: Chairman, Personnel Affaires

Committee

5. From 2007 To 2010 Employer: AHU Positions held: Chairman, Health Insurance

Committee

6. From 2009 To 2011 Employer: Scientific Research Support Fund Positions held:

Chairman, Social and Humanities Research Fund Committee

7. From 2007 To 2010 Employer: AHU Positions held: Member, Academic Promotion

Committee

8. From 2007 To 2010 Employer: AHU Positions held: Member, Academic Research

Council

9. From 2007 To 2010 Employer: AHU Positions held: Member, Member, Deans' Council

10. From 2007 To 2010 Employer: MU, AHU,TTU (Jordan) NAUSS (KSA) Positions held:

Prof. of Applied Social Research

11. From 2007 To 2010 Employer: AHU Positions held: Member, University Council

12. From 2007 To 2010 Employer: SRSF Positions held: Member, Academic Research Fund

Technical Committee

13. From 2007 To 2010 Employer: AHU Positions held: Member, Academic Research

Council

14. From 2010 To 2010 Employer: RPA Positions held: Member, Scientific Committee

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15. From 2007 To 2007 Employer: AHU Positions held: Dean, Business Administration

16. From 2008 To 2008 Employer: AHU Positions held: Dean, faculty of Arts

17. From 2006 To 2006 Employer: TTU Positions held: Dean, Academic Research

18. From 2005 To 2006 Employer: MU Positions held: Dean of Academic Research

19. From 2004 To 2005 Employer: RPA Positions held: Founder Dean Faculty of Social

Sciences

20. From 2002 To 2005 Employer: NCFA Positions held: National Expert, Family violence

21. From 2001 To 2003 Employer: MU Positions held: Founder Dean Deanship of Graduate

Studies

22. From 1998 To 2000 Employer: NAUSS Positions held: Dean, Security Research Center,

NAUSS

23. From 1997 To 1998 Employer: NAUSS Positions held: Chairman, Department of

Social Sciences, NAUSS

24. From 1995 To 1996 Employer: MU Positions held: Director, Department of

Information and Planning, MU

25. From 1994 To 1995 Employer: MU Positions held: Assistant Dean, Faculty of Arts, MU

26. From 1990 To 1990 Employer: WMU (USA) Positions held: Teaching (Instructor).

27. From 1989 To 1989 Employer: WMU (USA) Positions held: Research Assistant

International Conference Chairman & Organizer

1. (1999). Chairman, International Conference on Education & Security in the Arab World.

SRC, NAASS, Riyadh, KSA. Oct, 4-6,1999.

2. (2000). Chairman, International Conference on Voluntaries & Security in the Arab World.

SRC, NAASS, Riyadh, KSA. Sep,25-26.

3. (2005). Chairman, International Conference on Human Rights in the Arab Society, MU.

4. (2006). Chairman, International Conference on Security, Democracy’s and Human

Rights, MU.

5. (2006). Member Steering Committee, International Conference on Medicine and Forensic

Sciences. Jordan.

6. (2006). Chairman, International Conference on Human Development and Security in

Changing World, TTU

7. (2007). Member Steering Committee of Human Beings in Contemporary Philosophical

Conceptions Conference. Volgograd State University, Volgograd, Russia

8. (2007). Keynote Speaker in Human Beings in Contemporary Philosophical Conceptions

Conference. Volgograd State University, Volgograd, Russia

9. (2008). Chairman, International Conference on terrorism in The Digital Age, AHU

Regional Conference Chairman & Organizer

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1. (1997). Chairman, Regional Seminar on Research Methods in Criminology. SRC,

NAASS, Riyadh. KSA.

2. (1997). Chairman, Regional Seminar on Security Culture in Crime Prevention. SRC,

NAASS, Riyadh. KSA.

3. (1998). Chairman, Regional Seminar on Research Methods in Criminal Behavior. SRC,

NAASS, Riyadh. KSA.

4. (1998). Chairman, Regional Seminar on Criminal Statistics. SRC, NAASS, Riyadh. KSA.

5. (1998). Chairman, Regional Seminar on Administration of Criminal Research Methods.


6. (1999). Chairman, Regional Conference on Modern Systems in Administrating

Rehabilitation and Treatment in Penal and Correctional Institutions. SRC, NAASS,

Riyadh, KSA.

7. (1999). Chairman, Regional Seminar on Encountering Terrorism. SRC, NAASS, Riyadh.

KSA.

8. (1999). Chairman, Regional Conference on Tasks of The Border Security and Coast

Guards in the Arab States. SRC, NAASS, Riyadh , KSA.

9. (1999). Chairman, Regional Conference on Encountering Modern Types of Crime.

SRC, NAASS, Tunisia.

10. (2000). Formation of Public Opinion and Crime Prevention. SRC, NAASS, Riyadh.

KSA.

11. (2000). Chairman, Regional Conference on Encountering Drug Trafficking Across

Sea Passages. SRC, NAASS.

12. (2000). Chairman, Regional Conference on Programs of Rehabilitation and Treatment

in Penal and Correctional Institutions. SRC, NAASS, Riyadh, KSA.

13. (2000). Chairman, Regional Conference on Community Policing. SRC, NAASS,

Damascus. Syria

14. (2000). Chairman, Regional Conference on Techniques of Encountering Rumors. SRC,

NAASS, Sana, Yemen.

15. (2000). Chairman, Regional Conference on Security of Sport. SRC, NAASS, Riyadh. KSA.

16. (2000). Chairman, Regional Conference on The Forgery of Credit Cards. SRC, NAASS,

AL-Manama, Bahrain.

17. (2001). Chairman, Regional Seminar on Statistical Applications in Criminology. RC,

NAASS, Riyadh. KSA.

18. (2001). Chairman, Regional Conference on Child Abuse, NAASS, Morocco.

19. (2001). Chairman, International Seminar on Environmental Crimes. SRC, NAASS, Paris.

France.

20. (2003). Chairman, Regional Conference on Security Media: Problems and Solutions.

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21. (2005). Chairman, Regional Conference on The Role of Security Organizations in

Encountering e-Crimes. NAUSS, Morocco.

22. (2006). Chairman, Regional Seminar on Strategic Planning in a Public University. MU,

Jordan.

23. (2006). Chairman, Regional Seminar on Students Violence in University Campus. MU,

Jordan.

24. (2006). Chairman, Regional Seminar on The Role of Traffic Personnel in Preventing

Road Accidents. TTU, Jordan.

25. (2006). Chairman, Regional Seminar on Violence on Roads. MU, Jordan.

26. (2007). Chairman, Regional Seminar on The Role of the NGOs in Security Awareness.

AHU, Jordan.

Other Assignments

1. 2008 Dean, Faculty of Arts

2. 2007-2008, Dean, Business Administration & Economics 2007

3. 2006 – 2007 Dean, Academic Research, and Graduate Studies

4. 2006 Dean, Academic Research, MU.

5. 2004 – 2005 Founder Dean Faculty of Social Sciences, MU.

6. 2001 – 2004 Founder Dean Deanship of Graduate Studies, MU.

7. 1997 – 1998 Chairman, Department of Social Sciences, NAUSS, KSA.

8. 1995 – 1996 Director Information and Planning Department, MU.

9. 1994 – 1995 Assistant Dean, Faculty of Arts, MU

a. Major Regional Funded Research:

1. Crime in the Arab Society. NAUSS.KSA.

2. Crime in the Arab Countries. NAUSS.

3. Tourism Security, NAUSS, KSA.

4. Curriculum in the Security Colleges.

5. Security Utilization of NAUSS Services.

6. Terrorism and Human Development. NAUSS,KSA.

b. Major National Funded Research:

1. Family violence in Jordan, MU.

2. Causes of unconformity of Drivers on Jordanian Roads, MIC.

3. Political Development in Jordan, MOPD.

4. Females Crime in Jordan, MU.

5. Organizational Culture, MU.

6. Fear of Crime, MU.

7. National Framework of Family Protection against Family Violence, BC.

8. Handicaps in Tafila.

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9. Unemployment in Tafila.

10. Poverty in Tafila.

11. Risk factors in the University Campus, HCY.

More Details for most recent assignments:

Al-Hussein Bin Talal University

JORDAN

Vice president

August 2007 – May 5, 2010

Strategic Tasks:

• Directing all administrative units in the University.

• Chairperson, Chairman, IBN Khaldun Research Center.

• Chairman, more than ten international conferences

• Keynote speaker in many International conferences

• Gust speakers in many National TV programs (i.e., 60 minutes, and New Day show)

• Charring the major central committees in the University:

1. Chairman, Faculty Members Discipline Appeal Committee

2. Chairman, Social and Humanities Research Fund Committee.

3. Chairman, University Strategic Plan Committee.

4. Chairman, AHU, University Legislative Committee.

5. Chairman, AHU, Personnel Affairs Committee.

6. Chairman, AHU, Health Insurance Committee.

7. Chairman, Social and Humanities Research Fund Committee.

8. Member, AHU, Academic Research Council.

9. Member, AHU, Academic Promotion Committee.

10. Member, AHU, University Council.

11. Member, Deans' Council.

12. Member, Academic Research Fund Technical Committee.

13. Chairperson, AHU, Central Tender Committee.

14. Chairperson, Emergency Committee.

15. Chairperson, Language and Cultural Dialogue Center Committee.

16. Chairperson, Center for Studies and Societal Development.

17. Committee member, Research & Studies Committee, HCY.

18. Chairperson, E-transformation Committee.

19. Member, Promotion and Hiring Committee

20. Chairperson, Council of Center for Studies and Community Social Development.

21. Chairperson, Council of Faculty Performance Development Center.

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22. Member, Conferences Committee.

23. Chairman, Investigation committees

Naif Arab University for Security Sciences (NAUSS).

Most Arab Countries

Strategic Tasks:

Dean, Security Research Center

Designee training courses approximately one international conference, ten training courses

and five lectures in security in general and in relevant issues like education, unemployment,

poverty, crimes, drug abuse, terrorism.

Target groups Arab security sector, Arab universities, Arab public organizations

Conducting applied social research and evaluation research.

Set a yearly plan for the research center activities

Implement the yearly plan for the research center activities.

Director of the Security Research Center at NAUSS, KSA.

Ministry of Social Development 2005

Strategic Plan (Social Defense dimension)

Strategic Tasks:

Team leader.

A national strategic plan aims at reaching secure society. Empowering people in utilizing their

potential skills and abilities and enlarging their choices. Equal opportunities for men and

women in accessing social services. Protecting people from engaging in deviance and crimes.

Fighting social problems, and providing social care, corrections and rehabilitation services.

Provide an action plan for goals that targeted the target groups (Juveniles, Homeless and

Cadger elderly, prison inmates & women).

Provide the MOSD with a strategy document.

Ministry of Higher Education 2002-2003

Strategic Plan (Social Dimension) University and Community Partnership

Strategic Tasks:

Team member.

A national strategic plan aims at clarifying university roles in serving its community. Blueprint

roles for university-community partnership.

Provide an action plan for goals that targeted the target groups in community.

Enhancing student’s voluntary work.

Provide the MOHE with a strategy document.

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National Council for Family affairs 2003-2005

National expert in Family Violence

Strategic Tasks:

Expert.

Participation in Focus grous in Family affairs (i.e., family violence)

Research advisor for research projects.

Social consultations in family affairs.

National Council for Family affairs 2005

National Framework for family protection against Violence

Strategic Tasks:

Expert

Development of Jordanian national framework for family protection against violence

(JNFFPV). A three years project funded by British Council.

The document aims at understand family violence from the Jordanian society’s culture.

Examine the current efforts in preventing family violence. A general model was developed to

prevent and immunize Jordanian family against violence. The model focuses on primary,

secondary and territory prevention of violence.

Provide a (JNFFPV) document in Arabic and English.

Mutah University 2004

Family Violence in Jordan

Strategic Tasks:

Principal researcher.

A macro-level national research project that aimed at determining family violence size,

prevalence, types, risk factors, and cause of family violence in Jordan. No social policy or social

programme will work in the absence of the scientific knowledge. The study provides the

knowledge base for policy makers and social planners.


Introduction to Family Violence

University course to be taught in all Jordanian universities

Strategic Tasks:

Team leader.

National team

Designing a national academic course in family violence targeted undergraduate students. The

course aims at raising awareness of what family violne is, and understanding family violence

from different perspective (i., e socio-psychological perspective, legal perspective, and criminal

justice perspective).

A pilot study implementation at MU

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Generalized the course and disseminate the information to other public universities.

Provide a course content available to any interest user.

Family Library Ministry of Culture (MOC) 2009

Family Library Books

Strategic Tasks:

Author

National team

MOC Lunched a national project aiming to enhance family reading habits, by funding published

books targed family issue. MOC have Tow books were published in this series. One on Youth ,

Internet and Drug Abuse, and the second on National security in Globalization era.

Youth Higher Council 2006

Risk factors in university environment

Strategic Tasks:


Principal Author

A macro-level national research project that aimed at determining risk factors (i.e., smoking,

drug abuse, cheating, group fights, violence, bullying) size, prevalence, types, in all Jordanian

universities. The study provides a practical recommendations for deanship of students affairs,

and university policy makers.

NATO and OTAN 2006

The NATO Science for Peace and Security Programme:: Human and Societal Dynamics

Strategic Tasks:

Team member.

The aim of the Science for Peace and Security Programme is to contribute to security, stability

and solidarity among nations, by applying the best technical expertise to problem solving.

Collaboration, networking and capacity-building are means used to accomplish this end. A

further aim is to facilitate continued democratic growth and support economic development in

NATO's Partner countries.

Civil science has proved to be a highly effective vehicle for international dialogue, due to its

universality and dependence upon international networks. The talent garnered in these scientific

networks can be applied to emerging threats faced by the Alliance. Science is both a means of

finding answers to critical questions and a way of connecting nations.

In 1996, NATO initiated a Dialogue with seven countries of the Mediterranean region,

reflecting the Alliance's view that security in Europe is closely linked to security and stability in

the Mediterranean. Known as the Mediterranean Dialogue.

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One outcome of the project was an international conference on Democracy, Security and

human rights and edited book on Understanding Terrorism: Sociological and Psychological

aspects of terrorism.

University of Castilla – la Mancha, Toledo , Spain ( UME).

Institute in Governance, Public Policy and Civil Society 2002

Strategic Tasks:

Team member

During the summer institute in Toledo, Spain, many international scholars ( from USA,

Europe and MENA) and NGOs leader from MENA region have discussed and debated Arab

cultural issues like gender women, civil society… etc.

http://www.ume.org/past.htm. The conclusion of institute was collective discussion; day life

activities; informal settings are effective ways to gain trust and respect of other cultures.

Understanding the norms, customs, and the value system of Arab society facilitate mutual

interaction and understanding of self and others.

Authoring

Another contribution was transforming the Arabian culture to others through

authoring a book on Understanding Terrorism (in English) with NATO & TIPS NATO

Science for Peace and Security Series: Human and Societal Dynamics. A chapter on social causes of

terrorism in the Arab society has focused on the failure of human development as a major cause of

terrorism in the Arab world, not the culture nor the religion as many people believe. Deficits in

all human development aspects are attributed to the causes of terrorism and violence in the Arab

society. Citing the academic knowledge in the Arabian culture in other culture is another

contribution. A study for example on Attitudes towards elderly has been cited by researchers in

Hong Kong www.library.ln.edu.hk/ethesis/wong_031105.pdf and other research such as

Nurses' performance has been cited too:

http://www.philadelphia.edu.jo/arabic/adfin/research/32.pdf

Translation

I have translated one of the well known books in the academic community, which deals

with copy rights and citation of the academic work. He won the Best Book Translation Award",

by Philadelphia University, Jordan. For the translation to the "American Psychological Associate

Publication Manual" a book which has been sold (10) million copies in USA.

Intellectual Dialogue

Dialogue with Self and the others is the corner stone of my work. A meeting with the

vice president of Volgograd State University (VSU), MOU will be signed soon to enable

students and faculty from VSU members to study Arabic language and explore the Arab culture

and visa versa Arab students to explore Russian language and culture. Russian student will live

http://www.ume.org/past.htm

http://www.iospress.nl/html/nhsdp.php

http://www.iospress.nl/html/nhsdp.php

http://www.library.ln.edu.hk/ethesis/wong_031105.pdf

http://www.philadelphia.edu.jo/arabic/adfin/research/32.pdf

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and study Arabic language and culture. A language Center has been established and will be used

for this purpose

International Conferences

I have chaired more than 20 international conference and seminars. On average more

than 300 participants a year from 50 countries have participated in theses professional and

intellectual activities. Participants have been exposed to Arabian culture (i.e., food, folklore) and

have visited historical and religious places. Exchange of idea, views, and interests have been

occurred between participants.

Media

On AL-Jazera Direct (Live), I directed a group of researchers from USA, Jordan, KSA,

and Australia, in a discussion on Global Security, Media and the relationship between security

and human development. A discussion included the role of media in the West in creating

stereotypes toward Arab culture and the attachments of negative labels to Islam such as

terrorism.

Publications:

2. Books:

1. (1999) A Guide to Writing Theses and Dissertations. Studies & Research Center,

Riyadh: Naif Arab Academy for Security Silences.

2. (1999) Academic Curricula in the Security Collage. Studies & research center. Riyadh:

Naif Arab Academy for Security Silences.

3. (1999) Crimes in the Arab Society: Reality & Trends. Studies & Research Center.

Riyadh Naif Arab Academy for Security Silences.

4. (2002) Security and Information Warfare. Amman : Dar Al-Shorook.

5. (2006) Crimes in the Arab World: Reality & Trends.2d edition Studies & Research

Center. Riyadh: Naif Arab Academy for Security Silences.

6. Utilization of NAUSS's Program by Arab Security Organization . Riyadh: Studies &

Research Center, Naif Arab Academy for Security Silences.

7. (2004) APA Publication Manual ( trans.4th). Dar Almanahej: Amman – Jordan.

8. ( 2004) Truism Security. Riyadh: Studies & Research Center, Naif Arab University for

Security Sciences..

9. (2006) Security and Information Warfare. Amman : Dar Al-Shorook (2ed).

10. (2006) APA Publication Manual ( trans.5th).AlManahej: Amman-Jordan.

11. ( 2006 ) Youth and Terrorism. Higher Council for Youth .Amman. Jordan.

12. (2007) Causes of Unconformity among Automobiles' drivers in Jordan. Jordan.

13. (2007) Youth, Internet and Drug Abuse.MOC. Amman. Jordan.

14. (2009) Risk Factors Among University Students. Higher Council for Youth. Jordan

15. (2009) National Security in Globalization Age. MOC. Amman, Jordan.

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16. (in press). Human Development and Terrorism in the Arab World. NAUSS, KSA

17. (in press). Students Violence in University Campus. NCY, Jordan

3. Edited Book.

1. (2008). Understanding Terrorism: Analvsis of Sociological and Psychological

Aspects. IOS press. NATO. The NATO science for peace and Drug Abuse.

2. (2006) Mutah University in 25 years.

3. (2006) VIP Say in Mutah University.

4. Chapter in Book:

1. (1997) The Theoretical Explanations of Female's Crimes in Cairo. In Cairo

demographic center (pp71-91) . (Ed), Population and Security in Arab Society (pp).

Cairo Author.

2. (1998). Urbanization and Crime. In Arab Urban Development Institute (Ed), The

City and Squatter Settlements (pp.1-52). Hamryyat Mekenes, Morocco: Author.

3. (1999). Demographic Factors and Security Challenges in The 21st Century in

Arab Society. in Cairo Demographic Center, (Ed), Security Reflections of Population

and Development in Arab World (pp.1-21). Cairo :Author.

4. (1999) Economic and Technological Developments and Organized crimes. In

studies and research center at naïf Arab academy for security Sciences ( NAASS) (Ed)

Organized Crime and Encountering Measures (pp.190-223).Riyadh: Author.

5. (1999). Computer and Internet Crimes. In Studies and Research Center at Naïf

Arab Academy for Security Sciences (NAASS( (Ed) Typology of Modern Crime

Types (pp.93-124). Riyadh: Author.

6. (2001). Modern Types of Crimes and Applied Research. In Studies and Research

Center at Naïf Arab Academy for Security Sciences (NAASS) (Ed., Application of

Research in Crime Control (pp. 69-103) Riyadh: Author.

7. (2001). Attitude, Belief and Public Opinion Formation . In studies and Research

Center at Naïf Arab Academy for Security sciences 9naass) (Ed), Formation of Public

opinion Against Crime (pp. 8-35). Riyadh: Author.

8. (2001). Education and Future Challenges in the Arab World. In Studies and

Research Center, Naïf Arab Academy for Security Sciences (NAASS) (Ed).

Education and Security. Riyadh: Author.

9. (2001). Uses of Modern Technology in Rumors. Pp 45-78 in Method of

Encountering Rumors. Naïf Arab University for Security Sciences (NAUSS) (Ed)..

Riyadh: Author.

10. (2003). Technology and Organized Crime. In NAUSS Organized Crimes, ( pp

135-178), Riyadh: NAUSS.

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11. (2005). Media in Information Age. In Security Media, (pp 209- 290).Riyadh:

NAUSS.

12. (2007). Social Causes of Terrorism in The Arab Society in Ozeren, I.D Gunes

and D.M Al-Badayneh Understanding Terrorism : Analysis of Sociological and

Psychological Aspects. IOS press. NAT, OTAN. The NATO sciences for peace

and security program.

http:/www.iospress.nl/loadtop/load.php?isbn=9781586037543

13. (2008). After Care Programs in Drugs Abuse: American Experience. In Drug

Abus: Theory and Practice. NAUSS, KSA

14. ( 2008). Cyber Terrorism in Information Crimes. NAUSS, KSA

15. (2009). Human Rights in the Information Age. In Nikolay Omelchenko (Ed.)

Human Beings in Contemporary Philosophical Conception pp 293-302.

Cambridge Scholars Publishing.

16. ( 2009). Protecting Human Rights in the Digital Age.

17. (2010). Human development and crime in Jordan. Jordan Society for Scientific

Research (Ed.) Poverty, Unemployment and Labor Market Needs pp 153-196.

Amman: Jordan.

5. Select Journal Publications:

1. (1991). Patients' Satisfaction in Jordanian Hospitals. Mu'tah Journal for Research & Studies,

Mu'tah University. 7 (3), 45-67

http://searchlib.yu.edu.jo/lib/pdf?p_id=300934

2. (1991) Testing the Assumptions of the Attribution Theory in Jordan Journal of Social Affairs,

UAE Vol. 35, 55-79.

3. (1993) Disabled People in Al-Karak: Survey Study with Rafi Naseer & Saleh

Seqoor. The Educational Research Center Journal. University of Qatar. 4 (2), 107- 141.

http://www.mosd.gov.jo/kark_study.html

4. (1993) Family Structure and Juvenile Delinquency with Ahmad Zagalel Zagalel Adab Al-

Rafeidayn Journal, University of AL-Mosul, 1993.

5. (1993) An Analysis of Performance and Satisfaction Relationship Among Nurses in in

Jordanian Hospitals with Subhash Sonnad. Abhath AL- Yarmok Journal Vol. 9, No.1, . 29-66


6. (1993) Students Attitudes Towards Computer Usage: A Comparative Study. With Majed Abo

Jaber. Resalet al-kaleej Journal 46, 133-162.

7. (1993) Family Relationships and Juvenile Delinquency. With Ahmad Zagalel Journal of the

College of Education. Al-Mustansiriyah University 3, 174-194.


http://www.mosd.gov.jo/kark_study.html


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8. (1993) Attribution of Car Accidents Responsibility: An Experimental Study. Mu'tah Journal

for Research & Studies, Mu'tah University . 8 (3), 9-

42.http://searchlib.yu.edu.jo/lib/pdf?p_id=300461 9. (1994) Propensity to Leave Among Faculty Members and Job Satisfaction Adab Al- Rafeidayn

Journal , University of AL-Mosul.

10. (1994) The Impact of the Organizational Structure on the Organizational Culture As

Measured by Administrative Values with Ali El-Adaileh. Journal of Economic and

Administrative Sciences. UAE, 10,44-74.

11. (1994) Testing the Assumptions of Durkheim' Theory of Suicide in Jordan. The Journal of

the Psychological Sciences. Psychological Research Center University. Al-Mustansiriyah

University, 2, 257-284.

12. (1995) Suicide Victims in Jordan: A Sociological View. The Journal of Arts College. King

Saoud University, , 7 (2), 567-605.

http://digital.library.ksu.edu.sa/paper1973.html 13. (1995) Occupational Prestige in Jordanian Society from Students' View with Fayez Majali.

Adab Al-Rafeidayn Journal, University of AL-Mosul 27,387-440.

14. (1995) Occupational Prestige in Jordanian Society: A Comparative Study. The Journal of

The Psychological Sciences. Psychological Research Center University. Al- Mustansiriyah

University, 3,200-241.

15. (1995) Meta-Analysis Procedures as Alternative Method to the Traditional Methods of

Literature Review. Journal of the College of Education. Al-Mustansiriyah University. 4, 38-

48.

http://www.cbe.uaeu.ac.ae/journal/jeas1996_dec/4.pdf

16. (1996) Attributional Analysis of the Discrepancy Between Raters in Job Performance

Ratings. Journal of Economic and Administrative Sciences. No. 12, 109-125.


17. (1996) Constraints to the Applied Sociological Research Utilization: Toward Improving Linkage Between

Applied Social Research. Dirasat. Jordan University. 23, Vol. 2, 319-334


18. (1996) Cigarette Smoking as a Deviant Behavior. Mu'tah Journal for Research & Studies,Vol.

11, No. 3 285-311.

http://www.mutah.edu.jo/userhomepages/Smoking.pdf

19. Superiors' Values as Indicators to the Organizational Values with Ali El-Adaileh. Journal of

Administrative Sciences. King Saoud University. No. 1, pp 3-23, 199.

20. (1996) Intergenerational Social Mobility and the Occupational Preference with Fayez Majali.

The Educational Research Center Journal, University of Qatar, Vol. 5, No. 9, 207-243.



http://digital.library.ksu.edu.sa/paper1973.html




http://www.mutah.edu.jo/userhomepages/Smoking.pdf


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21. (1996) Disability and Social Stigma. Mu'tah Journal for Research & Studies, Patients'

Satisfaction in Jordanian Hospitals. Mu'tah Journal for Research & Studies, Vol. 11, N. 3,

311-334

http://searchlib.yu.edu.jo/lib/pdf?p_id=283077 22. (1997) Community Policing. Alfeker AlShorati, Vol. 6, No. 3, 112-129 .

23. (1997) Measuring Fear of Car Accidents. Arab Journal of Security Sciences & Training. Vol.

13, No. 23, 95-121.


24. (1997) Females Crimes in Jordan. Journal of Studies in Social Service and Human Sciences.

Hulwan University. No. 3, 321-355.

25. (1997) Citizen's Evaluation of the Performance of House of Representatives in the

Southern Governorates in Jordan. Dirasat Journal, University of Jordan, vol. 24, No. 10 58-

72.

26. (1998) Crime Typology and Criminal Statistics. Alfeker Alshorati. Vol. 6, No. 4, 81-115.

27. (1999). Testing the Assumptions of Hirsch’s Social Control theory in Jordan. Journal of

Studies in Social Service and Human Sciences. Hulwan University.

28. (1999) Socio-Economic Characteristics of Females’ Offenders in Jordan. Journal of Studies

in Social Service and Human Sciences. Hulwan University. No. 7, 264-293.

http://www.amanjordan.org/downloads/index.php?action=file&id=69

29. (1999) Jordanian Students Stereotype of Self, Arabs, Westerners and the Jewish. Journal of

Social Sciences. Mantori University. N0.11, 33-64 .

30. (1999) Threats to Security in the Arab Society. Alfeker AlShorati, No. 31, 57-92, (1999)

Technology & Crime. Alfeker Alshorati. Vol. 7, No. 4, 1 81-215.

31. (1999) Technology & Crime. Alfeker Alshorati. Vol. 7, No. 4, 1 81-215.

32. (1999) Re-engineering Security Culture and Social Immunization Against Crime. Alfeker

Alshorati, Vol. 7 No. 9-26.

33. (2000) Determinants of Social Prestige in Jordan. Journal of Arab Studies. No. 3-4 (36), 93-

105 .

34. (2000) The Effect of Demographic Variables, Perceived Risk and Victimization. Journal of

Social Sciences. Mantori University. Vol.y7-26 .


35. (2000). The coming Crises to Arab Society. Future Journal. Hulwan University. Vol. 5, 87-

108.

36. (2001) Developing a Likert Type-Scale Attitudes Towards Elderly. Journal of Social

Sciences. University of Kuwait Vol.29(3), 79-119.

www.amanjordan.org/downloads/index.php?action=download&id=74





http://www.amanjordan.org/downloads/index.php?action=download&id=74

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37. A Model for Applying Hirsch’s Theory of Social Control in Drug Use. Alfeker Alshorati,

Vol.10(1)99-150.

38. (2002) Child Abuse: The Forgotten Victim. Al Feker Alshorati, Vol. 11 No., 1, 167-240.


39. (2003) Information Security. Future Journal. Hulwan University, vol. 8, 9-36.

40. (2004) Drugs and Internet. Security Studies. Year 1, N. 1: 17-39.

41. (2005) Testing the Core Assumptions of the General Theory of Crime in KSA. Mutah

Journal For Studies and Research. Vol. 20, NO. 1, 141-169


42. (2005) Relationship Between Marital Satisfaction and Violence against Wife in Al-

Karak, Jordan. Mutah Journal For Studies and Research, Vol. 20, (6): 37-80.

http://searchlib.yu.edu.jo/lib/pdf?p_id=372785 43. (2006) Developing a General Crime Prevention Model. Alfeker AlShorati, Vo.57, (6 ) : 37-

80.

44. (2006) The Prevailing Social Values in Intergenerational Groups in Jordanian Society Arab

Journal for Security and Training. NAUSS, Vol. 21, (41): 171-201

45. (2006) Implications of Applying General Protection Model: The case of Druge Abuse.

Alfeker AlShorati,

46. (2007). Human Rights in the Information Age. Volgograd State University, Volgograd,

Russia. Vol. 1, Pp 156-167.

http://volgograd2007.goldenideashome.com/2%20papers/AlBadayneh%20p.pdf. 47. (2009). The Relationship Between Personal and Familial Characteristics and Family

Violence Among University Students. Arab Journal for Security Sciences. (5), 24, 85-130.

Available at:

http://www.nauss.edu.sa/Ar/CollegesAndCenters/ResearchesCenter/studiesmagazine/

Archive/1430/em_dar_48/Documents/em_dar_48_3.pdf

48. (2010). Human Development and Crimes in the Arab World. Alfeker AlShorati.

49. (2010). Traffic Drivers’ Violence on Jordanian Roadways. Journal of Social Sciences. Al-

Emam University. KSA

50. (2010). Testing the Hypothesis of the Routine Activities Theory (RAT) on University

Student’s Cheating Behavior. Mutah Journal for Research and Studies.

51. (2010). The Effect of Self-Control on Jordanian Drivers’ Road Violation. Journal of Social

Sciences. Kuwait.

52. (2010). Test of the Assumption of the Control Theory on Juvenile Delinquency in Maan

City, Jordan. Journal of Social Sciences. Al-Jalfah University.

53. (2010). Human Trafficking: Causes and Consequences. .

54. (2010). Values of Tolerance in University Curriculum. Arab Journal for Security Sciences




http://www.nauss.edu.sa/Ar/CollegesAndCenters/ResearchesCenter/studiesmagazine/Archive/1430/em_dar_48/Documents/em_dar_48_3.pdf

http://www.nauss.edu.sa/Ar/CollegesAndCenters/ResearchesCenter/studiesmagazine/Archive/1430/em_dar_48/Documents/em_dar_48_3.pdf

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Forthcoming

1. Violence Against Women in Jordan. (in press)

2. Human Development, Peace, Corruption, and Terrorism in the Arab World (in press)

3. The relationship between Level of Self Control and Impudent Behavior among High School

Students in Jordan 4. Social Stigma and Attitudes of University Students towards HIV-Positive Persons

RENFERENCES AND SEMINARS PAPERS:

A.ARABIC CONFERENCES

1. ( 1992, Dec.) Meta-Analysis Procedures as Alternative Method to the traditional

Method of Literature Review. Paper presented at Al-Mosel Symposium on the future

strategies of Educational Research. Al-Mosul University , Iraq.

2. (1994, Oct.) Constraints to the Applied Sociological Research Utilization: Toward

Improving Linkage Between Applied Social Research and the Process of Decision

Making. Paper presented at the Socio-Economic Utilization of Applied Social Research

Seminars, Baghdad, Iraq.

3. (1996, Dec.) Theoretical Explanations of Females' Crimes. Paper presented at

the Cairo Demographic Center Annual Conference on Population and Security in Arab

Society. Cairo, Egypt.

4. (1997, Feb.) International Computer Crimes. Paper presented at Fighting Computer

Crimes. Training Institute at Naif Arab Academy For Security Sciences (NAASS), Riyadh,

KSA.

5. (1997, May). Crime Typology and Criminal Statistics. Paper presented at Developing

Criminal Statistical Systems. Studies and Research Center Naif Arab Academy For Security

Sciences (NAASS), Riyadh, KSA.

6. (1998, April). Urbanization and Crime. Paper presented at the Arab Urban

Development Institute Annual Conference on The City and Squatter Settlements,

Hamriyyat Mekenes, Morocco.

7. (1998, May). Psychological Motives and Early Addiction of Drug Use. Paper

presented at the Field Test of Drugs. Forensic Lab. Department. Training Center. Naif

Arab Academy for Security Sciences, Riyadh, KSA.

8. (1998, June). Rumors. Paper presented at the Training Course Psychological Warfare.

Training Institute. Naif Arab Academy for Security Sciences, Riyadh, KSA.

9. (1998, May). Computer Usage in Criminal Research. Paper presented at the Training

Course Research Methods. Training Center. Naif Arab Academy for Security Sciences,

Riyadh, KSA.

10. (1998, April) Threats to Security in the Arab Cities. Paper presented at World Habitat

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Day Seminars on Safer Cities Seminar on, Dubai, and UAE.

11. (1998, Oct.). Technology and Crime. Paper presented at Studies & Research Center

Seminar on Organized Crime and Encountering Measures, Alexandria, Egypt.

12. (1998, Nov.) Typology of Modern Crimes and Applied Research. Paper presented

at Typology of Modern Crime Seminar. Studies and Research Center, Naif Arab

Academy For Security Sciences, Riyadh. KSA.

13. (1998, Nov.) Economic and Technological Development and Organized Crimes.

Paper presented at the Organized Crime and Encountering Measures' Seminars. Studies

and Research Center, Naif Arab Academy For Security Sciences (NAASS), Dubai. UAE.

14. (1998, Oct.) Academic Curriculum and the Security Colleges. Paper presented at the

Annual Meeting of Deans of Security Colleges. Studies & Research Center. Naif Arab

Academy for Security Sciences, Riyadh, KSA.

15. (1998, Dec.) Globalization of Crime and Police Sciences. Paper presented at the Al-

Sharka International Conference, Al-Sharka, UAE.

16. (1998,Dec.) Demographic Factors in Arab Society and the Security Challenges in

the 21st century. Paper presented at the Cairo Demographic Center Annual Conference

on Security Reflections of Population and Development in Arab World, Cairo. Egypt.

17. (1999, April). Social Application of Computer & Internet. Modern Crimes in the

Arab World. Studies & Research Center, Naif Arab Academy for Security Sciences,

Buriot, Lebanon

18. (1999, Jun.) Computer and Internet Crimes. Paper presented at Modern Crime Types.

Studies and Research Center at Naif Arab Academy For Security Sciences (NAASS),

Tunis.

19. (1999, Sep.) Uses of Criminal Statistics in Criminal Research. Paper presented at the

Training Course Criminal Statistics. Training Institute. Riyadh, KSA.

20. (1999, Oct.) Crime in the Arab Society: New Trends. Paper presented at the Arab

Police Leaders Meeting. Tunis.

21. (1999, Oct.) Attitudes Towards Elderly. Paper presented at the Issues of Elderly on

the Requirements of Life and Social Responsibility Seminar, Kuwait

22. (1999, Oct.) Education and Arab Society Challenges. Paper presented at the

Education and Security Conference. Studies & Research Center. Naif Arab Academy for

Security Sciences, Riyadh, KSA.

23. (1999, Dec.). Psychological Motives in Drug Use. Paper presented at the Field Test

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of Drugs. Forensic Lab. Department. Training Center. Naif Arab Academy for Security

Sciences, Riyadh, KSA.

24. (2000, Jan.). Attitude, Belief and Public Opinion Formation. Paper Presented at the

Formation of Public Opinion Against Crime' Seminar. Studies and Research Center at

Naif Arab Academy For Security Sciences (NAASS), Riyadh. KSA.

25. (2000, Feb.) Information Security. Paper Presented at the Eight the Meeting of

Education Leaders, Dammam, KSA.

26. (2000,April). Social Control and Security Culture. Paper presented at the Culture and

Security Seminar. Training Center. Naif Arab Academy for Security Sciences, Riyadh,

KSA.

27. (2000, April). Technology Utilization in Encountering Terrorism Crime. Paper

presented at the Information Exchange in Encountering Terrorism in the Light of Arab

and International Treaties Seminar. Training Center. Riyadh, KSA.

28. (2000, April). Internet Utilization in Revealing Explosions. Paper presented at the

Technology Usage in Revealing Explosions used in Terrorism Seminar. Training Center.

Riyadh, KSA.

29. (1999, May). Unemployment and Crime in Arab Society. Paper presented at The First

University of Tunisia, Tunis

30. (2000, Oct.) Technology & Rumors. Paper presented at the Encountering Rumors

Seminar. Studies & Research Center. Naif Arab Academy for Security Sciences, Sana,

Yemen.

31. (2000, Nov.) The Coming Challenges to The Arab Society. Paper presented at

the Cairo Demographic Center Annual Conference on Population and Globalization.

Cairo Demographic Center, Cairo, Egypt.

32. (2000, March) Criminal Statistics and Crime Prevention Planning. Paper presented

at the Technology Usage in Reveling Explosions used in Terrorism Seminar. Training

Center, Naif Arab Academy for Security Sciences. Riyadh, KSA.

33. (2001, Jan.) Child Abuse: The Forgotten Victims. Paper presented at the Child Abuse

Seminar. Studies & Research Center, Naif Arab Academy for Security Sciences. Ribat,

Morocco.

34. (2001, Jan.) Usage Obstacles of Criminal Statistics. Paper presented at the Criminal

Statistics. Training Center, Naif Arab Academy for Security Sciences. Riyadh, KSA.

35. (2001, March). Applying Scientific Knowledge in Security Sector. Paper Presented at

(9th) meeting of the directors of resenal center in the Arab States. NAASS, Fiyadh, KSA.

36. (2001, March.). Social Consequences of Car Accidents. Paper presented at the Traffic

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Safety. Abu Dhabi, UAE .

37. (2001, Sep.) Development and Crime in the Arab World. Paper presented at the

Development and Crime Conference. Research Center, Naif Arab Academy for Security

Sciences. Riyadh, KSA.

38. 41.(2002, Dec). Organized Crime Prevention. paper presented at the organized crime

seminar. Ministry of Interior. Police college. Abu Dabbi, UAE.

39. (2001, May.) Usage of Computer in Forgery Prevention. Paper presented at the

Forensic Training Course, Drugs Analysis. Training Center, Naif Arab Academy for

Security Sciences. Riyadh, KSA.

40. (2003,June). Security Media in Information Age. Paper presented at the security media

seminar MU, Jordan.

41. (2002, Feb.) Modern Economic Crimes in the era of Globalization. Paper presented

at Economic Crimes in the era of Globalizations. Sharjeh Police, UAE.

http://www.amanjordan.org/downloads/index.php?action=file&id=70 42. (2005) Cyber-terrorism. Media and Encountering Terrorism. NAUSS, Qatar.

43. (2005) Family Violence in Jordan. Al-Ejtehad Issue in Family Conference, MU,

Jordan.

44. (2005) Strategic Palming in the Security Sector. EA Center. Jordan

45. (2005) Violence in Jordan: From Home to Roads. Violence in Universities Seminar,

MU, Jordan.

46. (2005) Jordanian Experience in Traffic Accident Statistics. PRI World Conference .

Abu Dabbi, UAE.

47. (2006) The Role of the Security Agencies in Encountering E-crimes. NAUSS

seminar, Royal Institute, Morocco.

48. (2006) Human Security and Human Development. MU International Conference on

Security, Democracy and Human Rights, MU, Jordan.

49. (2007) Information Security in Information Age. Amman 13 Forum Arab Culture in

the Information Age. 17-19-4-2007, MOC, Amman, Jordan.

50. (2007) Security for Whom?. TTU International Conference on Human Development

and Security. 10-12-7-2007, Tafila, Petra, Amman, Jordan.

51. (2007) Riots in University Campus. Al-Zytonah Alordina University, 24-4-2007,

Tafila, Petra, Amman, Jordan.

52. (2007) Jordanian Drivers' Unconformity on Roads. South Center for Consultations

and Research. MU , Jordan.

53. (2007) Youth Conflict Resolution Management. Arab Youth Forum. 10-14-2-2007,

AJF , Jordan.


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54. (2007) Youth and Terrorism. Arab Youth Forum. 10-14-2-2007, HCY , Jordan.

55. (2007) Union Labor Administration in Information Age. Oman.

56. (2007) Usage of SPSS in Crime Analysis –Ministry of Interior of Sudan of UNDP.

57. (2007) Standers of Academic Publication in Academic Journals. Emam Mod Bin

Saoud University.

http://superbird.websitewelcome.com/~imamued/pages/pdf_research/4.pdf 58. (2008) Management of Union labor in the digital Age. Oman.

59. (2008) Application of Statistical Indicators in Preventing Accidents. Public Security

Department Annual Conference.

60. (2008) Academic publishing Regulations and Standards, pp 299-332. Al-emam

University.

61. (2008) Human Trafficking: Causes and Consequences, Qatar University.

62. (2008). Applying Statistical Indicators in Encountering Car Accidents. Traffic safety

Conference. Amman, Jordan

63. (2008). Road Rages. War on Our Roads. AHU, Maan, Jordan

64. (2008). The Effect of Low Self-Control on Traffic Violation in Jordan. International

conference of IRP on Management Safety Systems.

65. (2008). Traffic Sustainable Safety. Traffic Safety Seminar. AHU, Maan, Jordan

66. (2008). Women and Terrorism. International conference on Terrorism in the Digital

Age. AHU, Jordan

67. (2008). Cyber Terrorism. Informational Terrorism. NAUSS, Cairo, Egypt.

68. (2008). After Care Programs in Drugs Abuse: American Experience. NAUSS,

Amman, JORDAN

69. (2009). Risk Factors in University Campus. International Conference on Risk Society.

Jejel University. Algeria.

70. (2009). Human Development and Crimes in Jordan. Paper presented at the Annual

Conference of the Jordan research Society. Amman, Jordan.

71. (2009). Cyber Crimes. Paper presented at the International Conference on Law and

Internet. Jalfa University. Algeria.

72. (2009). The Use of the Internet in Drug Abuse Prevention. Paper Presented at the

NAUSS Seminar on Drug Abuse prevention., Amman, Jordan.

73. (2009). Towards A Terrorists Database in the Arab World. Paper presented at the

NAUSS Seminar on Terrorism Database., Alkaseem, KSA.

74. (2009). Jordan Experience in Encountering Security Impacts of the World

Financial Crises.. Paper presented at the Abu Dhabi Police Seminar on Security

Threats of the World Financial Crises, Abu Dhabi, UAE.

http://superbird.websitewelcome.com/~imamued/pages/pdf_research/4.pdf

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75. (2010). The Role of Educational Counselor in Minimizing the Dark side of

Internet Usage.. Paper presented at the NAUSS Seminar on Developing Counselor

Performance, 13-15/3/2010, Al- Riyadh, KSA.

76. (2010). Appling the General Model of Prevention in Child Abuse.. Paper presented at

the Sharjeh University Conference on Childhood Social Policy. Sharjeh University,

UAE ,17-19/3/2010, UAE.

77. Trends in Social Work.. Paper presented at AL-Hussein Cancer Center, Amman. Jordan

B. Foreign Conferences:

1. (1987, Nov.). Family Structure and Juvenile Delinquency in Jordan . Paper presented

at the 39th Annual Meeting of American Society of Criminology, Montréal, Canada.

2. (1987, Nov.) Blueprint for Roles of Applied Sociologists in Reorganizing Juvenile

Correctional Centre in Third World Country: A Case of Jordan. Paper presented at

the 5th. Annual Meeting of Society For Applied Sociology, Lexington, Kentucky.

3. (1987, Nov.) Toward a Comprehensive Developmental Theory in

Social Psychology. Paper presented at the Michigan Academy, Adrian College, Adrian,

MI.

4. (1988, Oct.) Applied Sociology in Jordan . Paper presented at the 6th Annual Meeting

of the Society for Applied Sociology, Chicago, Illinois.

5. (1988, March). Social Power Concept in Social Psychological Theory. Paper

Presented at 66the Annual Meeting of the Southwestern Social Science Association,

Houston, Texas.

6. (1988, March). Juvenile Delinquency in Jordan: Prevention and Control. Paper

Presented at 66th Annual Meeting of the Southwestern Social Science Association,

Houston Texas.

7. (1989, Oct.). Informal Justice System in Jordan . Sociology International. Department

of Sociology, WMU Kalamazoo, MI.

8. (1989, Nov.). Suicide in Jordan . Paper presented at the 4th Annual Meeting of American

Society of Criminology, Reno, Nevada.

9. (1989, Oct.). Why Dos Applied Sociological Research is not Relevant to Social

Policy. Paper Presented at the 7th Annual Meeting of the Society for Applied Sociology,

Denver, Colorado.

10. (1989, March). Fairness, Morality and Justice in Social Psychological Theory.

Paper Presented at 67th Annual Meeting of the Southwestern Social Science Association,

Little Rock, Arkansas .

11. (1990, Oct.) Patients’ Satisfaction in Jordan Hospitals Paper Presented at the 8th

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Annual Meeting of the Society for Applied Sociology, Cincinnati, Ohio.

12. (1991, June). The Relationship of Nurses’ Performance to Satisfaction In

Jordanian Government and Private Hospitals. Proceedings of the 4th International

Conference SYSTED on Systems Science in Health-Social Services for the Elderly and

Disabled, Barcelona, Spain.

13. (2006, Sept). Social Causes of Terrorism in the Arab Society. Paper presented at the

NATO and TIPS understanding and responding to terrorism: A multidimensional

Approach, Washington, D.C.

14. (2007, May). Human Rights in the Information Age. Paper presented at the Human

Beings in Contemporary Philosophical Conceptions Conference. Volgograd State

University, Volgograd, Russia. Vol. 1, Pp 156-167

15. (2009). Wife Abuse in Jordan. Paper presented at 13th International Symposium on

Victimology. August, 23-28, 2009. Tokiwa University, Graduate School of Victimology,

Tokiwa International Victimology Institute, Miwa, Mito, Japan. 16. (2009). Human Development, Freedom, Governance, and Terrorism in the Arab

World. Paper presented at the 1st International Symposium on Terrorism and

Transnational Crime November 13-15, 2009 Antalya, Turkey

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11. Detailed Tasks Assigned

National Council for Family affairs 2005

National Framework for family protection against

Violence

Strategic Tasks:

Expert

Development of Jordanian national framework

for family protection against violence

(JNFFPV). A three years project funded by

British Council.

The document aims at understand family

violence from the Jordanian society’s culture.

Examine the current efforts in preventing

family violence. A general model was

developed to prevent and immunize Jordanian

family against violence. The model focuses on

primary, secondary and territory prevention of

violence.

Provide a (JNFFPV) document in Arabic and

English.

12. Work Undertaken that Best Illustrates

Capability to Handle the Tasks

Assigned

Name of assignment or project:

National expert

Year 2003-2005

Location: Amman

Client: NCFA

Main project features:

Development of Jordanian national

framework for family protection against

violence (JNFFPV). A three years project

funded by British Council.

The document aims at understand family

violence from the Jordanian society’s

culture. Examine the current efforts in

preventing family violence. A general

model was developed to prevent and

immunize Jordanian family against violence.

The model focuses on primary, secondary

and territory prevention of violence.

Provide a (JNFFPV) document in Arabic

and English

Positions held:

National expert

Activities performed:

- literature review

- field work

-evaluation of existing practices and

regulation in both Public and NGO

-design a national framework

-provide a document for a National

Framework

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Ministry of Social Development 2005


Strategic Tasks:

Team leader.

A national strategic plan aims at reaching

secure society. Empowering people in utilizing

their potential skills and abilities and enlarging

their choices. Equal opportunities for men and

women in accessing social services. Protecting

people from engaging in deviance and crimes.

Fighting social problems, and providing social

care, corrections and rehabilitation services.

Provide an action plan for goals that targeted

the target groups (Juveniles, Homeless and

Cadger elderly, prison inmates & women).

Provide the MOSD with a strategy document.



Year 2003

Location: Amman

Client: MOSD


Team leader.

A national strategic plan aims at reaching

secure society. Empowering people in

utilizing their potential skills and abilities

and enlarging their choices. Equal

opportunities for men and women in

accessing social services. Protecting people

from engaging in deviance and crimes.

Fighting social problems, and providing

social care, corrections and rehabilitation

services.

Provide an action plan for goals that

targeted the target groups (Juveniles,

Homeless and Cadger elderly, prison

inmates & women).

Provide the MOSD with a strategy

document.

Positions held:

Team leader


- literature review

- field work

-evaluation of existing practices and

regulation in MOSD

-design a national Strategy

- provide a an action plan for the strategy

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Al-Hussein Bin Talal University

JORDAN

Vice president

August 2007 – May 5, 2010

Strategic Tasks:

• Directing all administrative units in the

University.

• Chairman, more than ten international

conferences

• Charring the major central committees in

the University:


Family Violence in Jordan

Strategic Tasks:


A macro-level national research project that

aimed at determining family violence size,

-provide a document for the strategy


Vice president

Year2006-2010

Location: Tafila & Maan

Client: AHU & TTU


• Directing all administrative units in the

University.

• Chairman, more than ten international

conferences

• Charring the major central committees in

the University:

Positions held:

Vice president


- Top management

- Performance Control

-Performance Evaluation

- Chairing Central committees.

Name of assignment or project: Family

violence in Jordan

Year 2005

Location: Jordan

MU



Directing a macro-level national research

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prevalence, types, risk factors, and cause of

family violence in Jordan. No social policy or

social program will work in the absence of the

scientific knowledge. The study provides the

knowledge base for policy makers and social

planners.

Youth Higher Council 2006

Risk factors in university environment

Strategic Tasks:


Principal Author

A macro-level national research project that

aimed at determining risk factors (i.e., smoking,

drug abuse, cheating, group fights, violence,

bullying) size, prevalence, types, in all

Jordanian universities. The study provides a

practical recommendations for deanship of

students affairs, and university policy makers.

Outcomes: research monograp

project that aimed at determining family

violence size, prevalence, types, risk factors,

and cause of family violence in Jordan.

The study provides the knowledge base for

policy makers and social planners.

Positions held:

Principal researcher


- Literature review

-Scale development

- Data collection

- Data analysis

-Publication

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