The psychology of power in the United Arab Emirates: Sheikh Khalifa bin Zayed as a model
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https://doi.org/10.58298/2022258Keywords:
Sheikh Khalifa bin Zayed, social upbringing, political upbringing, political behavior, the legitimacy of Sheikh Khalifa bin Zayed, the political personality of Sheikh Khalifa bin ZayedAbstract
The subject of the psychology of power is one of the topics that has not been highlighted as it should, so this study came to explain the psychology of Sheikh Khalifa bin Zayed as one of the most important rulers of the United Arab Emirates. The study will discuss the early stages of social upbringing and then political upbringing, along with the study of the late Sheikh Zayed's political behaviour. This study seeks to show how social and political upbringing played a role in the formation and making of the laws and decisions that Zayed implemented throughout his reign, which directly affected the United Arab Emirates in various sectors and in both internal and external affairs
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