Interactive Localization in the Social Sciences " Idea and the Scale "

In this pioneering work, Dr. Nayef Bin Nahar addresses the long-standing debate between imported theories and local contexts in the Arab and Islamic social sciences. Rejecting both total isolation and blind imitation, Bin Nahar introduces the model of "Interactive Localization" as a pragmatic third way. The book moves beyond theoretical critiques by proposing an operational scale and concrete parameters to evaluate and adapt global social science concepts into local cultural environments. It stands as an indispensable reference for researchers seeking to contextualize knowledge without compromising scientific rigor.

Because it bridges the gap between theoretical philosophy of science and practical methodology, offering researchers a concrete scale to assess and apply localized knowledge in social studies.

For social science scholars, university faculty, graduate students, researchers in research methodology, and anyone interested in the philosophy of science and knowledge localization.