ELECTRONIC CURRENT CONTENTS
OF PERIODICALS ON THE MIDDLE EAST
VOL. 26, No. 1, February 2006
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CONTENTS
1. ALPHABETICAL LIST OF JOURNALS
2. ARTICLES FROM JOURNALS
1. ALPHABETICAL LIST OF JOURNALS
THE
ADELPHI PAPERS, December
2005 (Vol. 45, No. 378)
ALJADID,
(Vol.11, Nos.50/51, 2005)
ALTERNATIVES: TURKISH JOURNAL OF INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS, Fall
2005 (Vol. 4, No. 3)
ANTHROPOS, (Vol.101, No.1, 2006)
CAHIERS D’ETUDES AFRICAINES, (Vol.45, No. 179/180, 2005)
DEFENSE NATIONALE, Fevrier 2006 (Vol.62, No.2)
DEMOCRATIZATION, February 2006 (Vol.13, No.1)
ETUDES RURALES, Janvier-Juin 2005 (Nos.173-174)
EUROPEAN JOURNAL OF INTERNATIONAL LAW, November 2005 (Vol. 6,
No.5)
FEMINIST REVIEW, (No.81, 2005)
FEMINIST STUDIES, Fall 2005 (Vol.31, No.3)
FOREIGN AFFAIRS, January/February 2006 (Vol.85, No.1)
FOREIGN POLICY, January/February 2006
HAMIZRAH HEHADASH, (Vol.45, 2005)
HAWWA, (Vol.3, No.3, 2005)
IDENTITIES (GLOBAL STUDIES IN CULTURE AND POWER), October-December
2005 (Vol.12, No.4)
INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF LAW AND INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY, Spring 2006 (Vol.14, No.1)
INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF TURKISH STUDIES, Fall 2005 (Vol. 1, Nos.1 & 2)
IRAN AND THE CAUCASUS, (Vol. 9, No. 2, 2005)
IRAN BULLETIN, (Series 2, No. 3, 2005)
ISLAMIC STUDIES, Summer 2005 (Vol. 44, No. 2)
JAMA’A, (Vol.14, 2005 )
JOURNAL
OF THE AMERICAN ACADEMY OF RELIGION, December 2005 (Vol.73, No.4)
JOURNAL OF COLD WAR STUDIES, Winter 2006 (Vol.8, No.1)
THE JOURNAL OF ECONOMIC HISTORY, December 2005 (Vol. 65, No. 4)
JOURNAL OF HISTORICAL SOCIOLOGY, (Vol. 8, No. 4, 2005)
THE JOURNAL OF NORTH AFRICAN STUDIES, September-December 2005
(Vol.19, Nos.3-4)
JOURNAL OF PALESTINE STUDIES, Autumn 2005 (Vol. 35, No. 1, Issue
137)
THE JOURNAL OF RELIGION IN AFRICA, (Vol.35, No.4, 2005)
THE JOURNAL OF RELIGION IN AFRICA, (Vol.36, No.1, 2006)
THE JOURNAL OF SOCIAL, POLITICAL AND ECONOMIC STUDIES, Winter 2005
(Vol.30, No.4)
THE JOURNAL OF STRATEGIC STUDIES, December 2006 (Vol.28, No.6)
LANGUAGE, CULTURE AND CURRICULUM, (Vol.18, No.3, 2005)
AL-MASHRIQ, Vol.4,
No.15, 2006
MEDINA
VEMIMSHAL, December
2005 (Vol.5, no.1)
MERIA
JOURNAL, December
2005 (Vol. 9, No. 4)
MERIA JOURNAL, March
2006 (Vol.10, No.1)
THE MIDDLE EAST JOURNAL, Winter 2006 (Vol.60, No.1)
MIDDLE EAST POLICY, Winter 2005 (Vol.12, No.4)
MISHPAT UMIMSHAL, November 2005 (Vol.9, No.1)
LE MONDE DIPLOMATIQUE, February 2006
THE
MUSLIM WORLD, January
2006 (Vol.96, No.1)
AL-NAKLAH,
Spring 2005
THE NATIONAL INTEREST, Winter 2005/06
NEW PERSPECTIVES QUARTERLY, Winter 2006 (Vol.23, No.1)
THE NEW YORK REVIEW OF BOOKS, Vol.53, No.4 (March 9, 2006)
PALESTINE-ISRAEL JOURNAL, Vol.12, Nos.2&3, 2005
PEACE AND CHANGE, January 2006
(Vol. 31, No.1)
STRATEGIC
ASSESSMENT, February 2006 (Vol.8, No.4)
DIE WELT DES ISLAMS, (Vol.45,
No.2, 2005)
2. ARTICLES FROM JOURNALS
THE
ADELPHI PAPERS, December
2005 (Vol. 45, No. 378)
<<entire issue written by Robin M. Frost>>
“The Nuclear Black Market” [11-24]
“Improvised Nuclear Devices” [25-40]
“Terrorist Psychology, Motivation and Strategy” [41-62]
“Terrorism and Nuclear Deterence” [63-68]
“Conclusion” [69-74]
“Dirty Bombs: Radiological Dispersal and Emission Devices” [75-78]
“Notes” [79-88]
http://taylorandfrancis.metapress.com/
ALJADID,
(Vol.11, Nos.50/51, 2005)
Nancy Linthicum, “Mahmoud Darwish Indicts Modern Arab Poets” [14-16]
Sara Hahn, “Saddam’s Poets Writing Better Poems Under (and Against)
Occupation” [17-18]
Mohammed Ali Atassi, “Al Jazeera’s Motto: ‘Opinion / Counter Opinion’ or
‘Spin and more Spin’ “[19-21]
http://www.aljadid.com/common/Contents5051.html
ALTERNATIVES: TURKISH JOURNAL OF INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS, Fall
2005 (Vol. 4, No. 3)
Omer G. Isyar, “Turkish-American Relations from 1945 to 2004” [*]
Leda-Agapi Glyptis, “Turkey’s Uncertain Place in the EU” [*]
http://www.alternativesjournal.net/
ANTHROPOS, (Vol.101, No.1, 2006)
Johannes Harnischfeger, “Islamisation and Ethnic Conversion in Nigeria”
[37-54]
El-Sayed el-Aswad, “The Dynamics of Identity Reconstruction Among Arab
Communities in the United States” [111-122]
http://www.anthropos-journal.de
CAHIERS D’ETUDES AFRICAINES, (Vol.45, No. 179/180, 2005)
<<Special Issue: Esclavage Moderne ou Modernite de
l’esclavage>>
R. Botte, “Les habits neufs de l’esclavage:
metamorphoses de l’oppression au travail” [651-666]
S. Miers, “Le nouveau visage de l’esclavage au 20eme
siecle” [667-688]
M. Dottridge, “Types of Forced Labour and Slavery-like Abuse Occuring in
Africa Today: A Preliminary Classification” [689-712]
C. Arditi, “Les enfants bouviers du sud du Tchad, nouveaux esclaves ou
apprentices eleveurs?” [713-730]
M. Deshusses, “Du confiage a l’esclavage. Petites Bonnes ivoiriennes
en France” [731-750]
A. Bullard, “From Colonization to Globalization: The Vicissitudes of Slavery
in Mauritania” [751-770]
F. Boyer, “L’esclavage chez les Touaregs de Bankilare au miroir des
migrations circulaires” [771-804]
A. Giuffrida, “Metamorphoses des relations de dependance chez les Kel Antessar
du cercle de Goundam” [805-830]
M.A. Klein, “The Concept of Honour and the Persistence of Servility in the
Western Sudan” [831-851]
I.Mirad Dali, “De l’esclavage a la servitude. Le cas des Noirs de Tunisie”
[935-956]
http://etudesafricaines.revues.org/
DEFENSE NATIONALE, Fevrier 2006 (Vol.62, No.2)
Marin Gillier, “Quel avenir pour la Turquie?” [101-114]
www.defnat.com
DEMOCRATIZATION, February 2006 (Vol.13, No.1)
Camilla Sandbakken, “The Limits to Democracy Posed by Oil Rentier States: The Cases of Algeria, Nigeria
and Libya” [135-152]
http://journalsonline.tandf.co.uk
ETUDES RURALES, Janvier-Juin 2005 (Nos.173-174)
<<Special Issue: Palestine: Territoires et territorialite;
Fragmentation et Enfermement; Contraintes et Solidarites; Espace Public;
Occupation>>
Bernard Botiveau et Edouard Conte, “Introduction – Apres Gaza” [11-38]
Roger Heacock, “Saisir l’initiative, retrouver sa voix. L’intifada
d’al-Aqsa ou la revolte des marginalites” [39-66]
Christine Pirinoli, “Effacer la Palestine pour construire Israel.
Transformation du paysage et enracinement des identites nationales” [67-86]
Aude Signoles, “Gestion des Espaces et controle politique. Israel au coeur du
processus decisionnel local (1993-2000)” [87-108]
Claudie Barrat, “Le mur. Analyse d’une decision de la Cour internationale de
justice” [109-126]
Edouard Conte, “L’autre mur. Mariages bannis et citoyennetes fragmentees en
Israel-Palestine” [127-152]
Daniel Meier, “Alliances et exclusions au Liban. Les mariages
libano-palestiniens” [183-200]
Majdi al-Malki, “Entraide sociale et clientelisme en Palestine” [201-218]
May Maalouf Monneau, “Pouvoir locale et droit a la residence. L’exemple de
la Maison de l’Orient a Jerusalem” [235-250]
Vincent Romani, “Quelques reflexions a propos des processus coercitifs dans
les Territoires occupes” [251-272]
Bernard Botiveau, “Des accords d’Oslo a la seconde intifada: l’espace
public palestinien en question” [273-293]
http://etudesrurales.revues.org/
EUROPEAN JOURNAL OF INTERNATIONAL LAW, November 2005 (Vol. 6,
No.5)
Iain Scobbie, “Unchart(er)ed Waters?: Consequences of the Advisory Opinion on
the Legal Consequences of Construction of a Wall in the Occupied Palestinian
Territory for the Responsibility of the UN for Palestine” [941-961]
Christian J. Tams, “Light Treatment of a Complex Problem: The Law of
Self-Defense in the Wall Case” [963-978]
http://ejil.oxfordjournals.org/
FEMINIST REVIEW, (No.81, 2005)
Frances S. Hasso, “Discursive and Political Deployments by/of the 2002
Palestinian Women Suicide Bombers/Martyrs” [23-51]
Amina Jamal, “Feminist Selves and Feminism’s Others: Feminist
Representations of Jamaat-e-Islami Women in Pakistan” [52-73]
www.feminist-review.com
FEMINIST STUDIES, Fall 2005 (Vol.31, No.3)
Frances S. Hasso, “Problems and Promise in Middle East and North Africa Gender
Research” [653-678]
http://www.feministstudies.org/home.html
FOREIGN AFFAIRS, January/February 2006 (Vol.85, No.1)
Alexander Evans, “Understanding Madrasahs” [9-16]
Isobel Coleman, “Women, Islam and the New Iraq’ [24-38]
George Gavrilis, “The Forgotten West Bank” [66-76]
Ersel Aydinli, Nihat Ali Ozcan and Dogan Akyaz, “The Turkish Military’s
March Toward Europe” [77-90]
www.foreignaffairs.org
FOREIGN POLICY, January/February 2006
C. Christine Fair and Husain Haqqani, “Think Again: Islamic Terrorism” [*]
Marc Perelman, “How the French Fight Terror” [*]
http://www.foreignpolicy.com/
HAMIZRAH HEHADASH, (Vol.45, 2005)
<<in Hebrew>>
<<Special Issue: Trends in the Historiography of the Midle East>>
Meir Litvak and Joshua Teitelbaum, “Edward Said and Orientalism:
Some Methodological Remarks” [5-22]
Yoav Di-Capua, “Early Trends in Modern Egyptian Historiography” [23-44]
Guy Bechor, “Changing Legal Historiography: The Egyptian Civil Code in a
Sociological Interpretation, 1933-1849” [45-72]
Fruma Sachs, “Traditional versus Modern Historiography: The Case of 19th
Century Syria” [73-88]
Haim Koren, “The Historiography of the Sudanese Society: Identity Formation,
Orientalism and Oral Traditions” [89-98]
Uzi Rabi, “Social and Political Aspects of the Historiography of the Arab Gulf
States” [99-114]
Eyal Gineo, “The Forgotten Muslims: Arab Perceptions of the Balkans”
[115-140]
Brenda Shaffer, “The Muslims of Central Asia and the Caucasus: Principal
Research Questions” [141-150]
Elie Podeh, “Demonizing the Other: Israeli Perceptions of Nasser and
Nasserism” [151-208]
Avi Sasson, “The Ziyara of Nabi Rubin in the Late Ottoman and Mandate
Period” [209-218]
HAWWA, (Vol.3, No.3, 2005)
Hoda El-Saadi, “Changing Attitudes Towards Women’s Madness in
Nineteenth-Century Egypt” [293-308]
Oriana Wuerth, “The Reform of the Moudawana: The Role of Women’s Civil
Society Organisations in Changing the Personal Status Code in Morocco”
[309-332]
Oladosu Afis Ayinde, “Children and the “Unhomely” in the Sudanese Novel”
[334-353]
Anissa Assou, “L’impact de l’education parentale sur le developpement de
l’enfant” [354-366]
http://www.brill.nl
IDENTITIES (GLOBAL STUDIES IN CULTURE AND POWER), October-December
2005 (Vol.12, No.4)
Orna Blumen and Sharon Halevi, “Negotiating National Boundaries: Palestinian
and Jewish Women’s Studies Students in Israel “[505-538]
Lauren Erdreich, Julia Lerner and Tamar Rapoport, “Reproducing Nation,
Redesigning Positioning: Russian and Palestinian Students Interpret University
Knowledge” [539-562]
http://journalsonline.tandf.co.uk
INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF LAW AND INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY, Spring 2006 (Vol.14, No.1)
Philip Michael Romero, “An Immunological Approach to Counter-Terrorism and
Infrastructure Defense Law in Electronic Domains” [*]
http://ijlit.oxfordjournals.org/
INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF TURKISH STUDIES, Fall 2005 (Vol.1, Nos.1 & 2)
Marinos Sariyanis, “”Mob”, “Scamps” and Rebels in Seventeenth-Century
Istanbul: Some Remarks on Ottoman Social Vocabulary” [1-16]
Guclu Tuluveli, “Honorific Titles in Ottoman Parlance: A Reevaluation”
[17-28]
Canay Sahin, “The Economic Power of Anatolian Ayans of the Late Eighteenth
Century: The Case of the Caniklizades” [29-48]
Metin Yuksel, “Reconstructing the History of Women in the Ottoman Empire”
[49-60]
Pelin Basci, “Advertising “the New Woman”: Fashion, Beauty, and Health in
Women’s World” [61-80]
David Kushner, “The Turcomans in Palestine During the Ottoman Period”
[81-94]
Azade-Ayse Rolich, “Rizaeddin Fahreddin and the Debate Over ‘Muslim Dress’
Among the Volga-Ural Muslims” [95-106]
Ramil Zalyaev, “The Soviet Attitude towards Turkey in the First Years of Their
Relations, and the 1925 Neutrality Treaty” [107-126]
M. Kursad Atalar, “Ercumend Ozkan: The First Authentic Radical Islamist of
Turkey” [127-142]
Yucel Guclu, “Iraq on its Way to the New Constitution: The Ottoman Experience
and Turkish Example” [143-154]
IRAN AND THE CAUCASUS, (Vol. 9, No. 2, 2005)
Andrew S. C. Peacock, “Nomadic Society and the Seljuq Campaigns in Caucasia”
[205-230]
Boghos Levon Zekiyan, “The Iranian Oikumene and Armenia” [231-256]
Rachel L. Goldenweiser, “The Bukharian Jews Through the Lenses of the 19th
Century Russian Photographers” [257-272]
Armin Eshraqi, “Das Baha’itum. Entstehungsgeschichte, Lehre und Praxis einer
nach-islamichen Offenbarungsreligion” [273-300]
Matthias Weinreich, “Pashto im Karakorum. Zur Sprachsituation und Sprache
einer ethno-linguistischen Minderheit” [301-330]
George Hewitt, “The Syntax of Complementation in Abkhaz” [331-380]
Sargis Mamikonian, “Israel and the Kurds (1949-1990)” [381-400]
www.brill.nl
IRAN BULLETIN, (Series 2, No. 3, 2005)
Phyllis Bennis, “The Iraqi Constitution: A Recipe for Disaster” [10-12]
Ghali Hassan, “Iraq: Resort to Deception” [13-14]
Aziz Al-Azmeh, “Notes on Terrorism” [15]
James Petras, “The Sacred and the Profane: Suicide Bombers” [16-18]
Moshe Machover, “Zionism – A Major Obstacle” [19-20]
Moshe Machover, “Is it Apartheid” [21-22]
Ardeshir Mehrdad, “Iran: Neither a Regime Change Nor a Deal with US” [23-24]
Tariq Ali, “Pakistan: Things are Bad and are Getting Worse” [25]
Aasim Sajjad Akhtar, “Privatization at Gunpoint” [26]
Graeme Smith, “It’s Opium-Planting Time and Buisness is booming for
Afghanistan’s Dealers” [29-30]
Ardeshir Mehrdad and Yassmine Mather, “Political Islam and its Relations to
Capital and Class” [31-33]
Cirus Bina, “The American Tragedy: The Quagmire of War, Rhetoric of Oil and
the Conundrum of Hegemony” [34-39]
Yusef Abkun, “An Atypical Struggle in Time of Crisis: the Iranian Workers’
Movement” [43-45]
Suzan Bahar, “Child Labour in Iran” [46-47]
www.iran-bulletin.org
ISLAMIC STUDIES, Summer 2005 (Vol. 44, No. 2)
Muhammad Khalid Masud, “Teaching of Islamic Law and Shari’ah: A Critical
Evaluation of the Present and Prospects for the Future” [165-190]
Khaleel Mohammed, “The Islamic Law Maxims” [191-208]
Dietrich Reetz, “Dar al-‘Ulum Deoband and its Self-Representation on the
Media” [209-228]
Nahid A. Kabir, “The Economic Plight of the Afghans in Australia, 1860-2000”
[229-250]
JAMA’A, (Vol.14, 2005 )
<<in Hebrew>>
Roman Vater, “Gogol as Historian and the Development of Russian Oriental
Studies” [9-58]
Nikolay Vasilievich Gogol, “Al-Ma’mun: an Historical Overview” [59-64]
Asher Kaufman, Boundaries, Identities and Territoriality: Seven Shi’i Villages
as a Case Study” [65-90]
Avner Wishnitzer, “A Stronghold of Ignorance and Cowardice’ – the Arab
Combatant in the Eyes of the Israeli Combatants in 1948” [91-122]
Yair Huri, “He Who Invades the Land of Letters – on Adonis Poetic
Manifesto” [123-137]
Adonis, “To Reveal a World that Constantly Demands Revealing” [137-146]
Keren Abou-Herskovitz, “Theory of Climates and the Historiography of Science
in the Islamic World” [147-164]
Hussein Alghoul, “The Globalization Debate in the Arab World” [165-176]
www.jamaa.org
JOURNAL OF THE AMERICAN ACADEMY OF RELIGION, December 2005 (Vol.73, No.4)
Sheila
Greeve Davaney and Gary Laderman, “Introduction: Contesting Religion and
Religions Contested: The Study of Religion in a Global Context” [979-985]
Codou Bop, “Roles and the Position of Women in Sufi Brotherhoods in Senegal”
[1099-1119]
Helena Cobban, “Religion and Violence” [1121-1139]
Mona Siddiqui, “When Reconciliation Fails: Global Politics and the Study of
Religion” [1141-1153]
Thoraya Ahmed Obaid, “Religion and Reproductive Health and Rights”
[1155-1173]
http://jaar.oxfordjournals.org
JOURNAL OF COLD WAR STUDIES, Winter 2006 (Vol.8, No.1)
Galia Golan, “The Soviet Union and the Outbreak of the June 1967 Six-Day
War” [*]
Avi Kober, “Great Power Involvement and Israeli Battlefield Success in the
Arab-Israeli Wars, 1948-1982” [*]
http://www.fas.harvard.edu/~hpcws/journal.htm
THE JOURNAL OF ECONOMIC HISTORY, December
2005 (Vol. 65, No. 4)
Maristella Botticini and Zvi Eckstein, “Jewish Occupational Selection:
Education, Restrictions, or Minorities?” [922-948]
JOURNAL OF HISTORICAL SOCIOLOGY, (Vol. 8, No. 4, 2005)
Sule Toktas, “Citizenship and Minorities: A Historical Overview of Turkey’s
Jewish Minority” [394-429]
THE JOURNAL OF NORTH AFRICAN STUDIES, September-December 2005
(Vol.19, Nos.3-4)
<<Special
Issue: The Sahara: Past, Present and Future>>
Nick Brooks, Isabelle Chiapello, et al., “The Climate-Environment-Society
Nexus in the Sahara from Prehistoric Times to the Present Day” [253-292]
Ghislaine Lydon, “Writing Trans-Saharan History:
Methods, Sources and Interpretations Across the African Divide” [293-324]
Mukhtar Umar Bunza, “The North African Factor in Tajdeed Tradition Hausaland,
Northern Nigeria” [325-338]
Bruce S. Hall, “The Question of ‘Race’ in the Pre-Colonial Southern
Sahara” [339-368]
E. Ann McDougall, “Conceptualising the Sahara: The World of Nineteenth-Century
Beyrouk Commerce” [369-386]
David Mattingly, “Approaches to the Archaeology and Environment of the Sahara:
The Fazzan Project, 1997-2002 Briefing” [387-398]
Ruth Pelling, “Garamantian Agriculture and its Significance in a Wider North
African Context: The Evidence of the Plant Remains from the Fazzan Project”
[397-412]
Nick Brooks, “Cultural Heritage and Conflict: The Threatened Archaeology of
Western Sahara” [413-440]
Savino di Lernia, “Incoming Tourism, Outgoing Culture: Tourism, Development
and Cultural Heritage in the Libyan Sahara” [441-458]
William Chalis, Alec Campbell, David Coulson and Jeremy Keenan, “Funerary
Monuments and Horse Paintings: A Preliminary Report on the Archaeology of a Site
in the Tagant Region of South East Mauritania – Near Dhar Tichitt” [459-470]
Jeremy Keenan, “Looting the Sahara: The Material, Intellectual and Social
Implications of the Destruction of Cultural Heritage” [471-490]
Zekeria Ould Ahmed Salem, “Mauritania: A Saharan Frontier-State” [491-506]
Klaas van Walraven, “From Tamanrasset: The Struggle of Sawaba and the Algerian
Connection, 1957-1966” [507-528]
Alessandra Giufridda, “Clerics, Rebels, and Refugees: Mobility Strategies and
Networks among the Kel Antessar” [529-544]
Laura E. Smith, “The Struggle for Western Sahara: What Future for Africa’s
Last Colony?” [545-564]
Pablo San Martin, “Nationalism, Identity and Citizenship in the Western
Sahara” [565-592]
Dina Giurovich and Jeremy Keenan, “The UNDP, the World Bank and Biodiversity
in the Algerian Sahara” [593-604]
George Joffee, “Libya’s Saharan Destiny” [605-618]
Jeremy Keenan, “Waging War on Terror: The Implications of America’s ‘New
Imperialism’ for Saharan Peoples” [619-648]
http://journalsonline.tandf.co.uk
JOURNAL OF PALESTINE STUDIES, Autumn 2005 (Vol. 35, No. 1, Issue 137)
Michael Lynk, “Down by Law: The High Court of Israel, International Law, and
the Seperation Wall” [6-24]
Graham Usher, “Unmaking Palestine: On Israel, the Palestinians, and the
Wall” [25-43]
Duncan L. Clarke, “Mainline Protestants Begin to Divest from Israel: A Moral
Imperative or ‘Effective’ Anti-Semitism?” [44-59]
Walid Khalidi, “On Albert Hourani, the Arab Office, and the Anglo-American
Committee of 1946” [60-79]
Document, “The Case against a Jewish State in Palestine: Albert Hourani’s
Statement to the Anglo-American Committee of Enquiry of 1946” [80-90]
http://www.palestine-studies.org/
THE JOURNAL OF RELIGION IN AFRICA, (Vol.35, No.4, 2005)
Roman Loimeier, “Translating the Qur’an in Sub-Saharan Africa: Dynamics and
Disputes” [403-423]
Andrea Brigaglia, “Two Published Hausa Translations of the Qur’an and their
Doctrinal Background” [424-449]
Marloes Janson, “Roaming About for God’s Sake: The Upsurge of the Tabligh
Jama’at in The Gambia” [459-481]
Patrick Desplat, “The Articulation of Religious Identities and their
Boundaries in Ethiopia: Labelling Difference and Processes of Contextualization
in Islam” [482-505]
www.brill.nl
THE JOURNAL OF RELIGION IN AFRICA,
(Vol.36, No.1, 2006)
Hussein Ahmed, “Coexistence and/or Confrontation?: Towards a Reappraisal of Christian-Muslim
Encounter in Contemporary Ethiopia” [4-22]
Goolam Vaheed, “Unhappily Torn by Dissension and Litigations: Durban’s
‘Memon’ Mosque, 1880-1930” [23-49]
Michelle C. Johnson, “The Proof is on my Palm: Debating Ethnicity, Islam and
Ritual in a New African Diaspora” [50-77]
www.brill.nl
THE JOURNAL OF SOCIAL, POLITICAL AND ECONOMIC STUDIES, Winter 2005
(Vol.30, No.4)
Gawdat Baghat, “Nuclear Proliferation and the Middle East” [401-424]
John C. Zimmerman, “Roots of Conflict: The Islamist Critique of Western
Values” [425-458]
http://www.jspes.org/
THE JOURNAL OF STRATEGIC STUDIES, December 2006 (Vol.28, No.6)
John Gooch, “Re-conquest and Suppression: Fascist Italy’s Pacification of
Libya and Ethiopia, 1922-1939” [1005-1032]
Martin Thomas, “Colonial States as Intelligence States: Security Policing and
the Limits of Colonial Rule in France’s Muslim Territories, 1920-40”
[1033-1060]
www.tandf.co.uk/journals
LANGUAGE, CULTURE AND CURRICULUM, (Vol.18, No.3, 2005)
Ali Al-Issa, “The Role of English Language Culture in the Omani Language
Education System: An Ideological Perspective” [258-270]
Sue-San Ghahremani-Ghajar and Seyyed Abdolhamid Mirhosseini, “English Class or
Speaking about Everything Class? Dialogue Journal Writing as a Critical EFL
Literacy Practice in an Iranian High School” [286-299]
AL-MASHRIQ, Vol.4,
No.15, 2006
Raymond Hinnebusch, “Defying the Hegemon: Syria, the US and the Iraq War”
[13-40]
George Capaccio, “Invasion and Occupation Through Iraqi Eyes” [41-48]
Hisham Safieddine, “Lebanon: Truth Postponed” [49-52]
Tawfic al-Masri, “Stereotyping the Middle East” [53-54]
Sami Moubayed, “Talal: The Sad Story of the King of Jordan” [55-68]
R.Y. Ebeid, “The Syriac Impact on Arabic Literature” [6972]
Tamir Sorek, “ The Orange and the ‘Cross in the Crescent” [87-96]
MEDINA VEMIMSHAL,
December 2005 (Vol.5, No.1)
<<in Hebrew>>
Salim
Briq, “The Municipal Elections in the Druze Sector” [1105-1146]
http://medina.haifa.ac.il
MERIA JOURNAL,
December 2005 (Vol. 9, No. 4)
Anar Valiyev, “Azerbaijan: Islam in a Post-Soviet Republic” [*]
Sean L. Yom, “Civil Society and Democratization in the Arab World” [*]
Jonathan Spyer, “The Impact of the Iraq War on Israel’s National Security
Conception” [*]
Emil Souleimanov, “Chechnya, Wahhabism and the Invasion of Dagestan” [*]
Barry Rubin, “What’s Wrong: The Arab Liberal Critique of Arab Society” [*]
Etienne Sakr, “The Politics and Liberation of Lebanon” [*]
Ali Salman Saleh and Charles Harvie, “An Analysis of Public Sector Deficits
and Debt in Lebanon: 1970-2000” [*]
http://meria.idc.ac.il
MERIA JOURNAL, March
2006 (Vol.10, No.1)
Ely Karmon, “Al-Qa’ida and the War on Terror After the War in Iraq” [*]
Joshua Teitelbaum and Meir Litvak, “Students, Teachers and Edward Said: Taking
Stock of Orientalism” [*]
Magdi Khalil, “Egypts’ Muslim Brotherhood and Political Power: Would
Democracy Survive?” [*]
Mark N. Katz, “Putin’s Foreign Policy Towards Syria” [*]
P.R. Kumaraswamy, “Who am I: The Identity Crisis in the Middle East” [*]
Isaac Kfir, “The Paradox that is Pakistan: Both Ally and Enemy of Terrorism”
[*]
Ephraim Inbar, “The Use of Force and Iran’s Nuclear Weapons” [*]
Michael Rubin and Patrick Clawson, “Eternal Iran: Themes in Iranian History”
[*]
http://meria.idc.ac.il
THE MIDDLE EAST JOURNAL, Winter 2006 (Vol.60, No.1)
Thomas Hegghammer, “Global Jihaddism After the Iraq
War” [11-32]
Curtis R. Ryan, “The Odd Couple: Ending the Jordanian-Syrian ‘Cold War’”
[33-56]
Jahangir Amuzegar, “Khatami’s Legacy: Dashed Hopes”
[57-74]
Oren Barak, “Towards a Representative Military? The Transformation of the
Lebanese Officer Corps Since 1945” [75-94]
Talal Nizameddin, “The Political Economy of Lebanon under Rafik Hariri: An
Interpretation” [95-114]
http://www.mideasti.org
MIDDLE EAST POLICY, Winter 2005 (Vol.12, No.4)
Juan Cole, Kenneth Katzman, Karim Sadjadpour and Ray Takeyh, “A Shia Crescent:
What Fallout for the United States?” [1-27]
Kamran Taremi, “Iranian Foreign Policy Towards Occupied Iraq, 2003-05”
[28-47]
Dag Harald Claes, “The United States and Iraq: Making Sense of the Oil
Factor” [48-57]
Mark N. Katz, “Iran and America: Is Rapprochement Finally Possible?” [58-65]
Henri J. Barkey and Ellen Laipson, “Iraqi Kurds and Iraq’s Future” [66-76]
Richard L. Russell, “The Persian Gulf’s Collective-Security Mirage”
[77-88]
Bulent Aras, “Turkey and the GCC: An Emerging Relationship” [89-97]
Ronald R. Stockton, “The Presbyterian Divestiture Vote and the Jewish
Response” [98-117]
Leila Hudson, “The New Ivory Towers: Think Tanks, Strategic Studies and
Counterrealism” [118-132]
Davut Ates, “Economic Liberalization and Changes in Fundamentalism: the Case
of Egypt” [133-144]
Marvine Howe, “Palestinians in Lebanon” [145-155]
Gareth Porter, “An Interview With Gary Hart” [156-163]
http://www.mepc.org/public_asp/journal/journal.asp
MISHPAT UMIMSHAL, November 2005 (Vol.9, No.1)
<<in Hebrew>>
Itzhak Zamir, “Equality of Rights for Arabs in
Israel” [11-38]
http://mishpat-umimshal.haifa.ac.il
LE MONDE DIPLOMATIQUE, February 2006
Alain Gresh, “Saudi Arabia: Reality Check” [*]
Alain Gresh, “The Hamas Landslide” [*]
THE MUSLIM WORLD, January
2006 (Vol.96, No.1)
Mucahit Bilici, “The Fethullah Gulen Movement and its Politics of
Representation in Turkey” [1-20]
Ruya Kilic, “Sayyids and Sharifs in the Ottoman State: On the Borders of the
True and the False” [21-36]
Kenneth Lizzio, “The Naqshbandi/Saifiyya Battle for Islamic Tradition”
[37-60]
Kelly Pemberton, “Women’s Pirs, Saintly Succession, and Spiritual Guidance
in South Asian Sufism” [61-88]
Jonathan A.C. Brown, “The Last Days of Al-Ghazzali and the Tripartite Division
of the Muslim World. Abu Hamid al-Ghazzali’s Letter to the Seljuq Vizier and
Comentary” [89-114]
Febe Armanios and Bogac Ergene, “A Christian Martyr Under Mamluk Justice: The
Trials of Salib (d.1512) According to Coptic and Muslim Sources” [115-144]
Roberto Marin-Guzman, “Political Turmoil in al-Andalus in the Time of the Amr
Abd Allah (888-912): Study of the Revolt of Days Um Ibn Ishaq, Lord of Murcia
and Lorca and the Role of ‘Umar Ibn Haf-Un “[145-174]
Yoginder Sikand, “The Tablighi Jama’at and Politics: A Critical
Reappraisal” [175-*]
http://www.blackwell-synergy.com
AL-NAKLAH, Spring 2005
Andrew Finkelman, “The Constitution and its Interpretation: An Islamic Law
Perspective on Afghanistan’s Constitutional Development Process, 2002-2004”
[*]
Joshua L. Gleis, “National Security Implications of Al-Takfir Wal-Hijra” [*]
Kafia Haile, “The Psychological Battle for Iraq: Lessons from Algeria” [*]
Anna Tiedemann, “Islamic Republic of Iran Broadcasting: Public Diplomacy or
Propaganda?” [*]
http://fletcher.tufts.edu/al_nakhlah/
THE NATIONAL INTEREST, Winter 2005/06
<<Special Issue: The Terror>>
Dimitri Simes, “Jihad Unintended” [*]
Alexis Debat, “Terror and the Fifth Republic” [*]
Lawrence M. Mead, “Why Anglos Lead” [*]
Aluf Benn, “The Ambiguous Way Forward: After Gaza” [*]
http://www.nationalinterest.org/
NEW PERSPECTIVES QUARTERLY, Winter 2006 (Vol.23, No.1)
<<Special on: The War on Terror and the Islamic Reformation>>
Salman Rushdie, “Inside the Mind of Jihadists” [*]
Tariq ramadan, “The Global Ideology of Fear” [*]
Imran Khan, “Spiritual Reform Will Come Only After Political Reform” [*]
Ayaan Hirsi, “Islamic Reform Will Come from Europe” [*]
Reza Aslan, “The Iraqi Constitution: A Model of Islamic Democracy” [*]
Kanan Makiya, “Revenge of the Shia” [*]
Scott Ritter, “Indicting America” [*]
Anthony Giddens, “French Riots Show Need to Reform European Social Model”
[*]
Thomas C. Schelling, “Iranian Nuke Would be Suicide Bomb” [*]
Shimon Peres, “The Triangle of Peace” [*]
Daniel Barenboim “Schubert and Gaza” [*]
http://digitalnpq.org/
THE NEW YORK REVIEW OF BOOKS, Vol.53, No.4 (March 9, 2006)
Max Rodenbeck, “Their Master’s Voice” [*]
David Cole, “Are We Safer?” [*]
Robert Malley, Hussein Agha, “Hamas: The Perils of Power” [*]
http://www.nybooks.com
PALESTINE-ISRAEL JOURNAL, Vol.12, Nos.2&3, 2005
<<Special
Issue: Anti-Semitism and Islamophobia>>
John Bunzl, “Mirror Images: Perceptions and Interest in the Israel-Palestine
Conflict” [8-14]
Mustafa Abu Sway, “Islamophobia: Meaning,
Manifestations, Causes” [15-23]
Dina Porat, “The New Anti-Semitism and the Middle East” [24-30]
Abdullah Sajid, “Islamophobia: A New World for an Old Fear” [31-40]
Meir Litvak, “The Anti-Semitism of Hamas” [41-47]
Eugenio Chahuan, “An East-West Dichotomy: Islamophobia” [47- 52]
Sivan Hirschhoeffler and Eran Halperin, “Through the Squalls of Hate:
Arabic-Phobic Attitudes Among Extreme and Moderate Right in Israel” [53-60]
Sander Gilman, “The Parallels of Islam and Judaism in the Diaspora” [61-66]
Abdelmajid Charfi, “Islam and Democracy: Are they Compatible?” [67-73]
Yehuda Stolov, “On Overcoming Anti-Semitism and Islamophobia” [73-77]
Nasser Al-Kidwa, “Interview: ’Elections Should be Open to All
Palestinians’” [78-85]
Alexander Flores, “Western Perceptions of Anti-Semitism in Arab and Islamic
Discourse” [95-100]
Marcy Newman, “Fair and Balanced? On Academic Freedom in Post 9/11 America”
[101-108]
Amnon Kartin and Itzhak Shnell, “Demography and Politics in the Palestinian
Authority” [109-117]
Dan Jacobson, “Lessons from the Disengagement” [120-122]
http://www.pij.org
PEACE AND CHANGE, January 2006
(Vol. 31, No.1)
Leonard
Cutler, “Enemy Combatants and Guantanamo: The Rule of Law and Law of War of
Post-9/11” [35-57]
AL-QANTARA, (Vol.26, No.2, 2005)
Nurit
Tsafrir, “The Attitude of Sunni Islam Toward Jews and Christians as Reflected
in Some Legal Issues” [317-336]
http://www.eea.csic.es/qantara/qantara.html
STRATEGIC ASSESSMENT, February 2006 (Vol.8, No.4)
Mark
A. Heller, “Preliminary Observations on Hamas’ Victory” [1]
Giora Eiland, “Managing the Conflict: The Next Stage” [2-6]
Alex Fishman, “The Changing Face of the IDF: The Security Agenda and the
Ballot Box” [7-12]
Ephraim Kam, “Marching Johnny Home: Evacuating Amercian Forces from Iraq”
[13-21]
Ayellet Yehiav, “Post-Election Assessment: The Muslim Brotherhood in Egypt’s
Parliament” [21-27]
http://www.tau.ac.il/jcss/
DIE WELT DES ISLAMS, (Vol.45, No.2, 2005)
Jonathan
Miran, “A Historical Overview of Islam in Eritrea” [177-215]
Fruma Zachs, “From the Mission to the Missionary:The Bliss fFmily and the
Syrian Protestant College (1866-1920)” [255-291]
www.brill.nl
DIE WELT DES ISLAMS, (Vol.45,
No.3, 2005)
Stefan Reichmuth, “Facets of Orientalism: Introduction – Remarks”
[307-312]
Jacques Waardenburg, “Louis Massignon (1883-1962) as a Student of Islam”
[312-342]
Markus Schmitz, “Edward Said’s andere Leserschaft – das Arabische Andere
als Leserschaft” [343-369]
Achim Rohde, “Der innere Orient – Orientalismus, Antisemitismus und
Geschlecht im Deutschland des 18. bis 20. Jahrhunderts” [370-411]
www.brill.nl
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