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table of contents
  1. The Sociologist
  2. Sociology as Exposed by Ibn Khaldun
  3. Ibn Khaldun and Modern Criticism
  4. The Modern Importance of Studying the Scientific Heritage of Ibn Khaldun
  5. Ibn Khaldun as a Paradigm for the Past and Future of Sociology and Humanity
    1. Historical Introduction
    2. Problem, Challenge, Hypothesis of Research
    3. Material of Research
    4. Discussion, important issue of sociology, critical theory from Ibn Khaldun to Frankfurt
    5. As a result, originality of structure of Ibn Khaldun’s scientific revolution
  6. Ibn Khaldun and Auguste Comte: A Comparative Analysis of the Founding Figures of Sociology
    1. Sociological Contributions of Ibn Khaldun
    2. Auguste Comte and the Birth of Sociology
    3. Comparative Analysis: Ibn Khaldun and Auguste Comte
    4. Conclusion
  7. Ibn Khaldun in Early German-language Sociological Theory
    1. Ibn Khaldun: The Author, His Oeuvre, and the Historical Context of Its Reception
    2. The reception of Ibn Khaldun in early German-language sociology
    3. Ibn Khaldun and the sociological theory of the state
    4. Conclusion: a lost legacy
  8. Genealogy, Critique, and Decolonisation: Ibn Khaldun and Moving Beyond Filling the Gaps
  9. Reading and Interpreting Ibn Khaldun's Economic Philosophy
    1. Introduction
    2. Situating and Interpreting Ibn Khaldun
    3. Functions of Translation in Relation to Primary Sources
    4. Analysis of the Primary Text to Highlight Ibn Khaldun's Economic Philosophy
    5. Summarizing Ibn Khaldun's Most Significant Contributions
    6. Conclusions
  10. Ibn Khaldun's Labor Theory of Value and the Question of Race
    1. Ibn Khaldun's Life: A Brief Overview
    2. Outlines of the Khaldunian Labor Theory of Value
    3. Curious Absence of the "Historical Limit" in Fourteenth Century North Africa
    4. (In)Equality of Human Labor and the Race Question in The Muqaddimah
    5. Towards a Long-Historical Conceptualization of Modernity, Capitalism and Racism
  11. Ibn Khaldun's Contribution to the Study of the Social Dynamics of International Relations
    1. Introduction
    2. Social Legacy of Ibn Khaldun
      1. Al Asabiya (Social Cohesion)
      2. Urban and Rural Society
      3. Cyclical Theory
    3. Ibn Khaldun in the Discipline of International Relations
    4. Conclusion

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