the role of international terrorism on investment movement in syria and Jordan (2001-
2015), The study sought to solve the research problem related to the relationship between
the phenomenon of terrorism and the FDI movement in the Syrian Arab Repu
blic and the
Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan during the period 2001-2015, using several approaches. On
the other hand, in an attempt to read the variables of study over time based on indicators of
terrorism and indicators of investment, these indicators are determined by Pearson
correlation coefficient, which reveals the direction and degree of relationship between
variables. The study concluded that there is a correlative relationship between terrorism
and foreign investment. This relationship is negative, ie, the higher the rate of terrorist
operations, the lower the foreign direct investment. The researcher concluded that
investment in the Arab countries is one of the most flagrant countries affected by terrorist
operations.
This paper seeks to compare how the administrative disputes are seen before the
Supreme Constitutional Court in relating to allegation of a Non-constitutional law or
regulation relates to adjudicate in the case seeing before the Administrative Cour
t or the
Supreme Administrative Court in Jordan and Egypt.
Therefore, this study aims to highlight how the administrative disputes are seen
before the Supreme Constitutional Court in relating to allegation of a Non-constitutional
law or regulation relates to adjudicate in the case seeing before the Administrative Court or
the Supreme Administrative Court.
It is true that prior to the enacting of the Administrative Justice Act No. 27 of 2014 ,
the Jordanian legislator used to deal with the High Court of Justice as one of the special
judicial authorities, which may raise the case of allegation of unconstitutionality directly,
similar to the Court of Cassation.
Unlike the substantive Court which sees the case, the Jordan legislator obliged it to
raise the allegation of unconstitutionality to the Court of Cassation. The Court of Cassation
will decide whether to raise the appeal of unconstitutionality or not.
As for the Egyptian context, Egypt depends on the law of the State Council No. 48 of
1979. This law 1979 entrusted to Court of Administrative Justice Administrative Court and
the Supreme Administrative Court to raise alleged unconstitutionality law directly to the
Supreme Constitutional Court.
This study aims to high light the effort of the Jordan legislator in order to developed
the Administrative Judiciary Law and defeat all the challenges for the advancement of law,
especially after the constitutional amendment in Jordan during 2011 .
The Law appreciates
the principle of administrative trail in two degrees as issued under Administrative Judicial
Law No 27 in 2014. Nevertheless, these initiatives apprehend important steps to build
institutional State that respects human rights and promotes democratic values in society.
This study analyses critically the new Jordanian Administrative Judicial Law and
compares with Egyptian Administrative Judicial Law, in order to pay attention on
weakness and strengths of the Jordanian legislation. The critical analysis can help to make
the Administrative Judicial Law as unique by following the experience of the Egypt.
This study aims to evaluate and compare the financial performance of the Jordanian
Islamic and conventional banks using the five financial indicators of the "CAMEL"
method represented by: Capital Adequacy index, Asset Quality index, Management
Qua
lity index, Profitability index, and the Liquidity index. This comparison will detect
which of the two banks Islamic or Conventional achieves a better performance than the
other. In order to study the reflection of financial performance on customers at the level of
public trust, and to achieve these purposes, we select a total of thirteen Jordanian
Conventional banks and two Islamic banks as a sample for this study during the period of
(2006-2012). We employ a test “t-test” to study the significance of the differences between
the averages of financial ratios and the use of multiple linear regression analysis to show
the impact of financial performance indicators individually and collectively on the level of
public trust. The result of this study clearly shows that Conventional banking achieves a
better financial performance than Islamic banking, although the level of public trust of
customers in Islamic banking stems mainly from its achieved financial performance,
contrary to what has been obtained during this study for Conventional banking.
The possibility of using tuff and modified Jordanian naturalzeolite to remove the iron
ions, a model component of heavy metals in underground water, off aqueous solution were
studied. Bench-scale process was used to remove the iron ions off standar
d solutions and
real under ground water. Different parameters affected the ion exchange have been
investigated, such as concentration, modifier type and PH. Zeolite characterizations
weredetermined as XRD, XRF, BET, TGA, andFTIRmethods.We found that the modified
zeolite with sodium chloride had more effect than other salts and the iron ions exchange
efficiency depends on concentration.Zeolite efficiency was affected by PH value. Time of
sorption equilibrium achieved within 250 min. The results agree with Langmuir model.
Multichannel Analysis of Surface Waves (MASW) is increasingly applied in
earthquake engineering and geotechnical problems, because of simple field
procedures, time and cost saving. It can allow for maximum areal coverage,
thus reduces the number o
f needed boreholes.
This study illustrates the importance of the use of active and passive MASW
to measure the average shear wave velocities of the upper surface layers (upper
30m) of the city of Irbid in North Jordan by integrating the outputs of the
active and passive approaches, and by investigating the relationship between
the estimated average shear wave velocity with the following geotechnical
variables, Bearing capacity, depth of embedment, and soil thickness.
The purpose of this study was to evaluate the twelfth grade (science
stream) mathematics textbook from the teachers’ perspective in light of
(the economy of knowledge). The study also explored the effect of
gender and experience within the sample.
The sample consisted of 75
male and female teachers all of whom were randomly selected from
government schools in the five directorates in Amman during the
academic year of 2009/2010. In order to achieve the purpose of this
study, the researcher developed a questionnaire that was made up of 30
items which were distributed over 5 domains. The results revealed that 4
of these domains received high scores (high quality) in which the average
was over 3.7. However, the content domain received the lowest scores
(medium quality). In addition, the results showed that there were no
statistical differences in the sample with regard to gender. On the other
hand, there were statistical differences regarding the teachers’ experience
wherein the more experienced teachers gave a higher evaluation of the
textbook than the less experienced ones.
This paper aims at studying realism in the feminist novel in both
Jordan and Palestine. It starts by giving a thorough definition of realism
and what it means, within exactly the domain of literary criticism. As in
other literary trends and approa
ches, there seems to exist an evident
discrepancy among these viewpoints, that is to say in how these schools
view realism. Realism appears to be prevalent in the Jordanian and
Palestinian novel, as a result of various factors. Furthermore, a number of
effects from within the literary movement itself participated in the
dominance and the materialization of this trend.
This study aimed at investigating the effect of individualized,
computerized learning and computerized learning within groups on
developing creative thinking skills for seventh graders in geography in
Jordan.
To achieve the aim of this study, the
researchers developed a
computerized educational program of the unit of environmental problems
from the geography book for the Seventh Grade, Specifically, it was
developed according to individualized learning and learning by groups.
This study examines the length and structure of farm cropping in the East
Jordan Valley. A statistical technique called crop combination analysis has
been used to analyze and classify the crop pattern data of about ١٥٠٠ farm
units in the middle ar
ea of the East Jordan Valley (blocks no. ١٩-٢٤), in the
third stage of the King Abdullah Canal Project.
