Some articles on studies, middle east studies, middle, middle east:
... in Georgian Historiography on the Iranian Constitutional Revolution", Society for Iranian Studies Conference (2001) "The Uses of Classical Iranian Literature. 2000) "The Mullah and the Commissar Mirza Jalil Muhammadquluzada in the Land of the Soviets", Middle East Studies Association (2000) "Soviet Georgian Historiography of the Iranian Constitutional Revolution ... Iranian Constitutionalist Revolution", Middle East Studies Association (1997) "Taza Hayat between Ottoman Pan-Islam and Iran", Iran and the Ottoman Empire (Germany, 1997) "Ahmad Kasravi ...
... The International Journal of Middle East Studies is a scholarly journal published by the Middle East Studies Association of North America (MESA), a learned society ...
... Islamic studies presented to Charles J ... "What is Sharia?" Yearbook of Islamic and Middle Eastern Law, 2005–2006, vol ... "The Quest for Origins or Doctrine? Islamic Legal Studies as Colonialist Discourse," UCLA Journal of Islamic and Near Eastern Law, 2, 1 (2002–03), 1-31 ...
... Education John Adair, Management (Leadership) Omar Ashour, Middle East Studies Barry Barnes, Sociology Jeremy Black, History Adam Curle, Psychology and Education Uri Davis ...
... “Anti-Semitism The Middle East, North Africa, and Central Asia,” Oxford Encyclopedia of the Modern World (forthcoming) ... Egyptian Textile Workers Confront the New Economic Order with Hossam el-Hamalawy, Middle East Report Online, Mar. 25, 2007 Silencing Critics Not Way to Middle East Peace San Francisco Chronicle, Feb ...
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