Journal
Research TitleAuthorsJournalVolume & Page NumbersPublisherYear
Camel-Trekking in Jordan: Between Orientalist Perspective and Authentic Tourist Expectation" CamelsShunnaq, Mohammed and Susanne Ramadan. Austrian Academy of Sciences2012
Tourism-Benefits for Many Problems for Some? Anthropological Insights through Case Examples from JoShunnaq, MohammedAAS Working Papers in Social Anthropology (13):1-12. Austrian Academy of Sciences.(2010).
Environment and Cultural Behavior through History in Irbid City, Jordan. Shunnaq, MohammedProceedings II:642-1654. Proceedings II Çanakkale Onsekiz Mart University (2010)
Residential Groupings at the Al Qasser Site in Al Karak Governorate, Jordan. Shiyab, Atef, Mohammed ShunnaqIn Dirasat Tarikhiyyah: Revue Historique Traimestrielle S'interesse Al'Historire de Arabes (107-108)Damascus University. Syrian A. (2009).
Cross-Cultural Cyber-Marriages: A Post-Modern Socio-Economic Strategy (the Case of Jordanian Youth)Mohammed ShunnaqJournal for the Study of Race, Nation, and Culture15,2: 169-186Routledge (2009)
The Modern Socio-Cultural Significance of the Jordanian Bedouin Tent. , , Na'mneh, Mahmoud, Mohammed Shunnaq, Tasbasi, Aysegul.Nomadic Peoples 12,1: 149-163by Commission on Nomadic Peoples International Union of Anthropological and Ethnological (2008)
Internet Cafes in Jordan: A Socio-Anthropological Study. Haddad, Jihan, Mohammed ShunnaqUniversity of Sharjah Journal of Humanities and Social Sciences6,1: 27-54University of Sharjah (2008)
Community Development Using a Sustainable Tourism Strategy: a Case Study of the Jordan River ValleyShunnaq, Mohammed, William A. Schwab, and Margaret F. Reid.International Journal of Tourism Research10: 1-14Welly(2008).
Tourism between Theory and Practice: The Case of Jordan E. Shunnaq, Mohammed.gyptian Journal of Tourism and Hospitality8, 1: 165-179.(2006)
Old and Traditional Housing Types and Their Impact on the Formation of Social Relationships in a JoShunnaq, Mohammed.Egyptian Journal of Contemporary Psychology and Human Sciences 17,2: 275-316. El-Minia(2006).
Camel-Trekking in Jordan: Between Orientalist Perspective and Authentic Tourist Expectation" CamelsShunnaq, Mohammed and Susanne Ramadan.مجلد----Austrian Academy of Sciences2012
Toward An anthropological School to study the societies in the Arab region. Journal of social changeMohammed S. ShunnaqJournal of social change3De L'Universite Mohamed Khider, Biskra- Algerie2017
Tourism and Local Community: the Case of Aqaba CityShunnaq, Mohammed, O. Jahwabereh, M. AlAllan, and F. DarabsehRevue Des Sciences Humaines: Revue Scientifique a Comite de Lecture----De L'Universite Mohamed Khider, Biskra- Algerie.2016
Land-use in Bedouin societies, JordanShunnaq, MohammedLands of the future. Pastoralist knowledge in a globalizing world--------2016
Land-use in Bedouin societies, JordanShunnaq, MohammedLands of the future. Pastoralist knowledge in a globalizing world--------2016
Questioning Transjordan's Historic Desertification: A Critical Review of the Paradigm of 'Empty Lands• Lucke, Bernhard, Mohammed Shunnaq, Bethany Walker, Atef Shiyyab, Zeidoun MuheisenLevant44 (1):----2012
Northern Jordan Project 2010: the al-Turra Survey• Walker, Bethany, J. and Mohammed Shunnaq et.alAnnuals of the Department of Antiquities of Jordan--------2011
Northern Jordan Project 2010: the al-Turra Survey• Walker, Bethany, J. and Mohammed Shunnaq et.alAnnuals of the Department of Antiquities of Jordan--------2011
The Impact of Information Technology on Social Relationships Within and Among Jordanian Families: An Anthropological Study, Irbid Jordan• Shunnaq, M. and M. Na'amnehRevue Des Sciences Humaines: Revue Scientifique a Comite de Lecture--------2011
Tourism-Benefits for Many Problems for Some? Anthropological Insights through Case Examples from Jordan• Shunnaq, MohammedAAS Working Papers in Social Anthropology13Austrian Academy of Sciences2010
National meal or tribal feasting dish? Jordan’s mansaf in cross-cultural perspective --------25Food, Culture and Society2021-07-13 00:00:00
The paradox of conformity and resistance socio political transformation and the persistence of tribal customary law in modern Jordan--------10Contemporary Levant2025-04-03 00:00:00