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Abstract
This article introduces a new theory – cloud theory – using Druze society in the
Middle East as a test case. The theory provides a comprehensive framework for
understanding unique dynamics regarding the resilience, adaptability, and
influence of Druze society – a minority group in the Middle East. As such, the
article aids understanding of the importance of social capital and the factors
supporting its development and maintenance, with potential to improve support for other minority cultures worldwide. Cloud theory can be implemented
in other fields, such as international relations and organisational behaviour, to
elucidate the dynamics of power and influence in various contexts.