ELECTRONIC CURRENT CONTENTS
OF PERIODICALS ON THE MIDDLE EAST
VOL. 21, NO. 2, APRIL 2001

ELECTRONIC CURRENT CONTENTS OF PERIODICALS ON THE MIDDLE EAST is a quick-alert publication, reporting in brief form the appearance of articles on the Middle East in specialized and general journals. ELECTRONIC CURRENT CONTENTS appears six times a year. It is distributed to all recipients of the MERIA News and Journal.

List of Journals Indexed in this Issue:
ADALAH'S REVIEW, Fall 2000 (Vol.2)
ADELPHI PAPER, February 2001 (No.337)
AL-JADID, Fall 2000 (Vol.6, No.33)
ANTHROPOLOGY TODAY, February 2001 (Vol.17, No.1)
ARAB STUDIES JOURNAL, Fall 2000/Spring 2001 (Vol.8, No.2; Vol.9, No.1)
ARAB STUDIES QUARTERLY, Fall 2000 (Vol.22, No.4)
ARABIES, Fevrier 2001 (No.170)
ARABIES, Mars 2001 (No.171)
ARABIES, Avril 2001 (No.172)
ARABIES TRENDS, December 2000 (No.37)
LES CAHIERS DE L'ORIENT, Quatrieme Trimestre 2000 (No.60)
LES CAHIERS DE L'ORIENT, Premier Trimestre 2001 (No.61)
CATHEDRA, March 2001 (No.99)
CURRENT SOCIOLOGY, October 2000 (Vol.48, No.4)
DEVELOPMENT AND COOPERATION, March/April 2001 (No.2)
DEFENSE ANALYSIS, April 2001 (Vol.17, No.1)
DEMOCRATIZATION, Winter 2000 (Vol.7, No.4)
DOMES (DIGEST OF MIDDLE EAST STUDIES), Winter 2000 (Vol.9, No.2)
FOREIGN AFFAIRS, July-August 2000 (Vol.79, No.1)
FOREIGN AFFAIRS, March-April 2001 (Vol.80, No.2)
INSIGHT TURKEY, January-March 2001 (Vol.3, No.1)
INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL, Winter 2000-2001 (Vol.56. No.1) www.ciia.org
INTERNATIONAL NEGOTIATION, Vol.4, No.2 <University of Geneva, Dept. of Political Science>
INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS, December 2000 (Vol.15, No.3)
IRANIAN STUDIES, Fall 1999 (Vol.32, No.4)
ISIM NEWSLETTER, March 2001 (No.7) www.isim.nl
THE JERUSALEM REPORT, February 26, 2001 (Vol.11, No.22)
THE JERUSALEM REPORT, March 12, 2001 (Vol.11, No.23)
THE JERUSALEM REPORT, March 26, 2001 (Vol.11, No.24)
THE JERUSALEM REPORT, April 9, 2001 (Vol.11, No.25)
JEUNE AFRIQUE L'INTELLIGENT, 17 Avril 2001 (No.2101)
JOURNAL OF CONTEMPORARY HISTORY, 2000 (Vol.35, No.4)
THE JOURNAL OF NORTH AFRICAN STUDIES, Winter 1999 (Vol.4, No.4)
JOURNAL OF PALESTINE STUDIES, Winter 2001 (Vol.30, No.2)
JUSTICE, Winter 2000 (No.26)
MEDITERRANEAN QUARTERLY, Winter 2001 (Vol.12, No.1)
MERIA JOURNAL, March 2001 (Vol.5, No.1)
MERIP, Spring 2001 (No.218, Vol.31, No.1)
THE MIDDLE EAST, March 2001 (No.310)
THE MIDDLE EAST, April 2001 (No.311)
MIDDLE EAST INSIGHT, January-February 2001 (Vol.16, No.1)
MIDDLE EAST INSIGHT, April-May 2001 (Vol.16, No.2)
THE MIDDLE EAST JOURNAL, Winter 2001 (Vol.55, No.1)
MIDDLE EAST QUARTERLY, December 2000 (Vol.7, No.4)
MIDDLE EAST STUDIES ASSOCIATION BULLETIN, Winter 2000 (Vol.34, No.2)
MONTHLY REVIEW, December 2000 (Vol.52, No.7)
MONTHLY REVIEW, March 2001 (Vol.52, No.10)
THE NATIONAL INTEREST, Spring 2001 (No.63)
NEW POLITICAL SCIENCE, March 2001 (Vol.23, No.1)
ORBIS, Spring 2001 (Vol.45, No.2)
SURVIVAL, Spring 2001 (Vol.43, No.1)
TIKKUN, (Vol.16, No.2, 2001)
THE WORLD TODAY, March 2001 (Vol.57, No.3)

CONTENTS

ADALAH'S REVIEW, Fall 2000 (Vol.2)
Usama Halabi, "Israeli Law as a Tool of Confiscation, Planning, and Settlement Policy" [7-13]
Jamil Dakwar, "On the Politics of Legal Formalism" [14-22]
Samera Esmeir and Rina Rosenberg, "On Resisting Legalization" [23-26]
Ronen Shamir, "Zionism 2000: Past, Future, and the Qa'dan Family" [27-31]
Ruth Gavison, "Jewish and Democratic" [32-38]
Neta Ziv, "Communities, Lawyers, and Legal Strategies for Social Change" [39-43]
Marwan Dalal, "The Guest, the House, and the Judge" [44-49]
Salman Natour, "I Will Pick Him Some Green Almonds from My Land" [50-55]
Samera Esmeir, "On Legal Space, Political Forces, and Social Injustice" [56-62]
Hassan Rafiq Jabareen, "The Mandate, the Lawyers, and the Dilemmas of Identities" [63-68]
Orna Kohn and Tawfiq Rangwala, "Palestinian Students, Political Space and Haifa University" [69-74]

ADELPHI PAPER, February 2001 (No.337)
Gareth Jenkins, "Context and Circumstance: The Turkish Military and Politics" [1-87]

AL-JADID, Fall 2000 (Vol.6, No.33)
Elias Khoury, "The Autumn of Literature: The Dictator as Novelist" [24]

ANTHROPOLOGY TODAY, February 2001 (Vol.17, No.1)
Bill Maurer, "Engineering an Islamic Future" [8-11]

ARAB STUDIES JOURNAL, Fall 2000/Spring 2001 (Vol.8, No.2; Vol.9, No.1)
Samah Selim, "The New Pharaonism: Nationalist Thought and the Egyptian Village Novel, 1967-1977" [10-24]
Nancy Coffin, "Reading Inside and Out: A Look at Habibi's 'Pessoptimist'" [25-46]
John Eisele, "Representations of Arabic in Egypt, 1940-1990" [47-60]
Mona Russell, "Creating al-Sayyida al-Istihlakiyya: Advertising in Turn-of-the-Century Egypt" [61-96]
Andrea Flores, "The Myth of the False: Ramses Younan's Post-Structuralism avant la lettre" [97-110]
Nicola Pratt, "Maintaining the Moral Economy: Egyptian State-Labor Relations in an Era of Economic Liberalization" [111-129]

ARAB STUDIES QUARTERLY, Fall 2000 (Vol.22, No.4)
Emile Sahliyeh, "The Limits of State Power in the Middle East" [1-30]
Bulent Aras, "Turkish Foreign Policy and Jerusalem: Toward a Societal Construction of Foreign Policy" [31-58]
Muhammad Azhar, "Phosphate Exports by Jordan" [59-80]
Sami E. Baroudi, "Sectarianism and Business Associations in Postwar Lebanon" [81-108]

ARABIES, Fevrier 2001 (No.170)
Khattar Abou Diab, "L'Algerie Devient-Elle Ingouvernable?" [16-17]
Marc Yared, "Enquete sur les Islamistes Maroc: Y a-t-il un Danger Islamiste?" [20-25]
Guilain Denoeux, "Moyen-Orient: Panarabisme et Islamisme, la Resurrection" [52-55]

ARABIES, Mars 2001 (No.171)
Samir Sobh, "Entretiens Exclusif: Habib Ben Yehya, Ministre Tunisien des Affaires Etrangeres" [14-17]

ARABIES, Avril 2001 (No.172)
Issa Kacimi et al., "Maghreb: Telecommunications en Plein Boom" [34-39]

ARABIES TRENDS, December 2000 (No.37)
Harvey Morris, "Israel/Palestine: No End in Sight" [18-21]
Grace Pundyk, "Kuwait: Nobody's Children" [22-25]
Anders Strindberg, "Bahrain: Time for Real Change" [26-31]
Karen Thomas, "Frauds and Fakes: Pirates, ahoy" [50-55]
Gerald Butt, "The Gulf: Trouble in the Air" [56-63]
Carl Gibeily, "The Internet: Waiting for the Payoff" [64-67]

LES CAHIERS DE L'ORIENT, Quatrieme Trimestre 2000 (No.60)
Azadeh Kian-Thiebaut, "Un Tour d'Horizon" [7-14]
Azadeh Kian-Thiebaut, "Iran: Who's Who" [15-22]
Siavash Ghazi, "Analyses Des Elections Legislatives" [23-42]
Bernard Hourcade et Nicolas Schwaller, "La Revolution Lente: Entre Consensus et Rupture" [43-64]
Azadeh Kian-Thiebaut, "Entrepreneurs Prives: Entre Developpement Stato-Centre et Democratisation Politique" [65-92]
Thierry Coville, "Comment Reformer Une Economie Rentiere" [93-110]
Masserat Amir-Ebrahimi, "Une Revolution et Deux Jeunesses" [111-124]
Morteza Monadi, "Les Jeunes et Les Questions Identitaires" [125-130]
Delphine Minoui, "Les Iraniennes Sur le Devant de la Scene Culturelle" [131-136]
Nouchine Ahmadi-Khorassani, "Le Pouvoir et les Femmes" [137-142]

LES CAHIERS DE L'ORIENT, Premier Trimestre 2001 (No.61)
Georges Dagher, "Introduction: Penser L'identite" [7-12]
Jean-Loup Amselle, "Anthropologie de L'identite Ethnique et Culturelle: Un Itineraire Intellectuel" [13-32]
Christiane Veauvy, "Identite, Difference et Marche en Mediterranee" [33-48]
Pierre Bonte, "Arabes et Berberes au Sahara" [49-62]
Henri Bresc, "Langue et Religion: Le Cas De Malte au Moyen-Age" [63-86]
Kamel Chachoua, "Religion, Cite et Identite en Kabylie" [87-98]
Isabelle Rivoal, "Les Voies Religieuse de l'Identite Communautaire: Les Druzes en Israel" [99-108]
Geraldine Chatelard, "Les Dynamiques Identitaires de Chretiens en Transjordanie" [109-130]
Georges Dagher, "Radicalisation de l'Identite au Liban" [131-142]
Fadia Nassif Tar Kovacs, "Les Derives de l'Identite" [143-156]

CATHEDRA, March 2001 (No.99)
Sue Rainey, "'Illustration Urgently Required': The Picturesque Palestine Project 1878-1883" [65-114]
Mustafa Abbasi, "Safed and its Rural Hinterland: Relations and Conflicts" [115-138]

CURRENT SOCIOLOGY, October 2000 (Vol.48, No.4)
Christiane Timmerman, "Muslim Women and Nationalism: The Power of the Image" [15-27]

DEVELOPMENT AND COOPERATION, March/April 2001 (No.2)
Manfred Kulessa, "People as Hostages: The Humanitarian Consequences of Sanctions" [4-5]
Dieter Brauer, "Water for Development: Turkey's Controversial Dams on the Euphrates and Tigris" [16-19]

DEFENSE ANALYSIS, April 2001 (Vol.17, No.1)
Robert Callum, "War as a Continuation of Policy by Other Means: Clausewitzian Theory in the Persian Gulf War" [59-72]

DEMOCRATIZATION, Winter 2000 (Vol.7, No.4)
Oliver Schlumberger, "The Arab Middle East and the Question of Democratization: Some Critical Remarks" [104-132]

DOMES (DIGEST OF MIDDLE EAST STUDIES), Winter 2000 (Vol.9, No.2)
Falah al-Mdaires, "The Arab Ba'th Socialist Party and the Gulf Society" [1-17]
Glenn E. Perry, "The Middle East's 'Primitive Democratic' Tradition" [18-53]

FOREIGN AFFAIRS, July-August 2000 (Vol.79, No.1)
Ofra Bengio, "How Does Saddam Hold On?" [90-103]

FOREIGN AFFAIRS, March-April 2001 (Vol.80, No.2)
David Makovsky, "Middle East Peace Through Partition" [*]

INSIGHT TURKEY, January-March 2001 (Vol.3, No.1)
Ozdem Sanberk, "Turkey and the EU: the Next Step" [3-10]
Hakan Hanli, "The European and Turkish Challenge: A New Europe for all its Citizens" [27-34]
Paul Michael Wihbey, "The Bush Administration and Case Relations With Turkey: an Early Assessment" [35-40]
Nilufer Narli, "Civil-Military Relations in Turkey" [81-90]
Stanley Kober, "Washington's Misguided Support for the Baku-Ceyhan Oil Pipeline" [103-120]

INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL, Winter 2000-2001 (Vol.56. No.1) www.ciia.org
Marie Zoelle Zahar, "Is all the News Bad News for Peace?" [115-128]

INTERNATIONAL NEGOTIATION, Vol.4, No.2 <University of Geneva, Dept. -------------------------- of Political Science>
Cecilia Albin, "When the Weak Confront the Strong: Justice, Fairness, and Power in the Israel-PLO Interim Talks" [*]

INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS, December 2000 (Vol.15, No.3)
Hussein Sirriyeh, "A New Version of Pan-Arabism?" [53-66]

IRANIAN STUDIES, Fall 1999 (Vol.32, No.4)
George Lane, "Arghun Aqa: Mongol Bureaucrat" [459-482]
Scott Levi, "The Indian Merchant Diaspora in Early Modern Central Asia and Iran" [483-512]
Giorgio Rota, "The Man Who Would Not Be King: Abu'l-Fath Sultan Muhammad Mirza Safavi in India" [513-536]
Nobuaki Kondo, "Qizilbash Afterwards: The Afshars in Urmiya from the Seventeenth to the Nineteenth Century" [537-556]
Shireen Mahdavi, "The Structure and Function of the Household of a Qajar Merchant" [557-573]

ISIM NEWSLETTER, March 2001 (No.7) www.isim.nl
Abdullahi An-Na'im, "Islam, Human Rights and Secularism: Does it Have to be a Choice?" [6]
Dale Eickelman, "Muhammad Shahrur and the Printed Word" [7]
Hania Mohamed Sholkamy, "Why is Anthropology so Hard in Egypt?" [9]
Mark Sedgwick, "Against Modernity: Western Traditionalism and Islam" [11]
Noorhaidi Hasan, "Islamic Radicalism and the Crisis of the Nation-State" [12]
Jillian Schwedler, "Transnational Islamist Debates about the Taliban" [16]
Farhad Khosrokhavar, "New Social Movements in Iran" [17]
Ahmed Sedky, "Regional Cooperation of Urban Conservation in the Middle East" [18]
Bernard Haykel, "The Entrenchment of 'Non-Sectarian' Sunnism in Yemen" [19]
Mona Abaza, "Perceptions of Urfi Marriage in the Egyptian Press" [20-21]
Abe W. Ata, "Forgotten Christians in the Holy Land" [21]
Mamoun Fandy, "Modernity's Victims: The Dilemma of Palestine" [22]
Samuli Schielke, "Pious Fun at Saints Festivals in Modern Egypt" [23]
Thomas Eich, "Quest for a Phantom: Investigating Abu l-Huda al-Sayyadi" [24]
Birgit Schaebler, "Identity, Power and Piety: The Druzes in Syria" [25]
Anja Pelikis, "Locality in Lebanon: Between Home and Homepage" [26]
Rabia Bekkar, "Women in the City in Algeria: Change and Resistance" [27]
Bernard Venema, "Roots of Moroccan Political Institutions" [28]
Vladimir Bobrovnikov, "Post-Socialist Forms of Islam: Caucasian Wahhabis" [29]
Catherine Raudvere, "Space, Place and Visibility: Islamistic Women in Turkey" [30]

THE JERUSALEM REPORT, February 26, 2001 (Vol.11, No.22)
Leslie Susser, "Arik's Arab Point Man" [17-19]
Isabel Kershner, "Nothing Lost?" [20-21]
Ina Friedman and David Horowitz, "Rabin Would Not Have Divided Jerusalem" [22-25]
Joseph Matar, "The Lebanon Trap" [26-29]

THE JERUSALEM REPORT, March 12, 2001 (Vol.11, No.23)
Edna Shemesh, "Israel/Palestinian Affairs: Between the Lines" [20-21]
George Ziyad, "Middle East: Restoration or Ruination?" [22-30]

THE JERUSALEM REPORT, March 26, 2001 (Vol.11, No.24)
Leslie Susser, "Sharon's Washington Honeymoon" [14-17]
Khaled Abu-Toameh and Isabel Kershner, "Anatomy of Rage" [22-23]
Al. J. Venter, "Nuclear Saddam" [24-25]

THE JERUSALEM REPORT, April 9, 2001 (Vol.11, No.25)
Isabel Kershner, "Galilee: Trying to Reverse History" [24-27]
George Ziyad, "Egypt's Diplomatic Dynamo Goes Regional" [32-33]

JEUNE AFRIQUE L'INTELLIGENT, 17 Avril 2001 (No.2101)
Paul Marie De La Gorce, "Ou Va l'Algerie?" [38-42]

JOURNAL OF CONTEMPORARY HISTORY, 2000 (Vol.35, No.4)
Ofra Bengio, "A Republican Turning Royalist? Saddam Husayn and the Dilemmas of Succession" [641-653]

THE JOURNAL OF NORTH AFRICAN STUDIES, Winter 1999 (Vol.4, No.4)
F.Robert Hunter, "Rethinking Europe's Conquest of North Africa and the Middle East: The Opening of the Maghreb 1660-1814" [1-26]
Mary Jane C. Parmentier, "Secularisation and Islamisation in Morocco and Algeria" [27-50]
Abdelaziz Testas, "The Dynamic Impact of Tariff Liberalisation Between the European and Maghreb Unions: An Empirical Analysis" [51-60]
Jamila Bargach, "Liberatory, Nationalising and Moralising by Ellipsis: Reading and Listening to Lhussein Slaoui's Song Lmirikan" [61-88]
Michele Penner Angrist, "Parties, Parliament and Political Dissent in Tunisia" [89-104]
Ali Abderrezak, "Hydrocarbons and Real Output in Algeria: Is There an Asymmetric Relationship?" [105-116]

JOURNAL OF PALESTINE STUDIES, Winter 2001 (Vol.30, No.2)
Salim Tamari, "The Second Uprising: End or New Beginning?" [5-25]
William B. Quandt, "Clinton and the Arab-Israeli Conflict: The Limits of Incrementalism" [25-40]
Muna Hamzeh, "Dahaysha Diary: A View from the Camp" [41-60]
Seth Ackerman, "Al-Aqsa Intifada and the U.S. Media" [61-74]
Akram Hanieh, "The Camp David Papers" [75-97]

JUSTICE, Winter 2000 (No.26)
Alan Baker and Har'el Ben-Ari, "The Use of Children in Armed Conflict" [7-11]
Yaffa Zilbershats, "Update on Human Rights Decisions in Israel" [23-30]

MEDITERRANEAN QUARTERLY, Winter 2001 (Vol.12, No.1)
Graham Fuller and Cengiz Candar, "Grand Geopolitics for a New Turkey" [22-38]
Giampaolo Calchi Novati and Stefano Belluci, "Islamic Governance in Algeria and Sudan: A Fading Quest for a Model?" [100-112]

MERIA JOURNAL, March 2001 (Vol.5, No.1)
Eyal Zisser, "The Syrian Army: Between the Domestic and the External Fronts" [*]
Michael Eisenstadt, "The Armed Forces of the Islamic Republic of Iran: An Assessment" [*]
Oksana Antonenko, "Russia's Military Involvement in the Middle East" [*]
Barry Rubin, "The Military in Contemporary Middle East Politics" [*]
Sharon Sadeh, "The Israeli Defense Industry" [*]
Sherifa Zuhur, "The Mixed Impact of Feminist Struggles in Egypt in the 1990's" [*]
Assaf Moghadam, "Diplomacy and Force in the 2000 Crisis: An Examination of Israeli Crisis Management Strategies" [*]
Ayten Gundogdu, "Greek-Turkish Relations in a Period of Transformation" [*]

MERIP, Spring 2001 (No.218, Vol.31, No.1)
Mouin Rabbani, "Towards a War of Attrition in Palestine" [6-7]
Ziba Mir-Hosseini, "The Rise and Fall of Fa'ezeh Hashemi: Women in Iranian Elections" [8-11]
Abdesalam Maghraoui, "Political Authority in Crisis: Mohammed VI's Morocco" [12-17]
Susan Slyomovics, "A Truth Commission for Morocco" [18-21]
Catherine Sweet, "Democratization Without Democracy: Political Openings and Closures in Modern Morocco" [22-25]
Gregory White, "Risking the Strait: Moroccan Labor Migration to Spain" [26-29]
James Ketterer, "Networks of Discontent in Northern Morocco: Drugs, Opposition and Urban Unrest" [30-33]
Geoffrey D. Porter, "From Madrasa to Maison d'Hote: Historic Preservation in Mohammed VI's Morocco" [34-37]
John Damis, "Sahrawi Demonstrations" [38-41]

THE MIDDLE EAST, March 2001 (No.310)
Mariam Shahin, "The Coming of the Hawk" [4-7]
Pat Lancaster, "Not a Man of Peace" [8-9]
Adel Darwish, "Lockerbie Trial: A Mixture of Good and Bad News" [10-12]
Ed Blanche, "Rogue Agent Convictions Leave Many Unanswered Questions" [13-15]
Mark Bentley, "Turkish Prisoners" [16-18]
Tom Owen, "No Love Lost in this Marriage of Convenience" [19-21]
Jon Gorvett, "Graft on a Grand Scale" [22-24]
Anver Versi, "Tunisia" [25-28]
Andrew Hammond, "Conservation or Vandalism – Restoration Work at Cairo's Famous Ibn Tulun Mosque" [42-44]

THE MIDDLE EAST, April 2001 (No.311)
Adel Darwish, "Saddam and the New Order" [4-7]
Mariam Shahin, "Palestinians: A New Era or Just More of the Same" [8-10]
Nicholas Blanford, "Hizbullah Hoist by Its Own Petard" [11-13]
Andrew North, "Afghanistan: The Crisis Deepens" [14-15]
Adel Darwish, "The Shah Speaks Out" [16-18]
Ed Blanche, "Mid-East Water Crisis: Time is Running Out" [19-22]
Gina Coleman, "Special Report: Qatar – The Fastest Growing Economy in the World" [24-29]

MIDDLE EAST INSIGHT, January-February 2001 (Vol.16, No.1)
George A. Nader, "Prime Minister Rafiq Hariri" [6]
Ralph Nurnberger, "Washington in Transition" [18-25]
George R. Salem, "A Short Honeymoon" [26-28]
Moshe Sasson, "Egypt and Israel" [35-38]
Salameh Nematt, "Regional Unrest" [39-40]
Ralph Begleiter, "Is the Media Biased?" [41-48]
Ibrahim M. Oweiss, "Egypt's Economy" [49-50]
Kazuo Takahashi, "Khatami Visits Japan" [51-52]
Bijan Namzadeh Zanganeh, "We Welcome Japan's Investment" [53-56]
Abdulhadi Kadhim Abid, "Baghdad Trade Fair" [57-58]
Louis J. D'Amore, "Amman Tourism Conference" [59-60]
Anver Versi, "Tunisia Development Symposium" [61-64]

MIDDLE EAST INSIGHT, April-May 2001 (Vol.16, No.2)
Akiva Eldar, "Election Mandate" [6-8]
Yossi Klein Halevi, "The New Mainstream" [9-10]
Basel Ghattas, "Arabs in Israel" [11-13]
Dan D. Schueftan, "Unilateral Israeli Disengagement" [14-26]
Yonah Alexander, "New Response to Terror" [27-29]
Alon Ben-Meir, "Peace With Syria First" [30-36]
John V. Whitbeck, "Time for New Language" [37-38]
Salman Abu-Sitta, "Return of Refugees" [39-44]
Nir Rosen, "Jerusalem Church Politics" [45-50]
Brad Gordon, "The Case for Aid to Israel" [56]
Stephen Zunes, "Challenging Aid to Israel" [57-61]
Leonard B. Zuza, "New Policy Options" [62-68]

THE MIDDLE EAST JOURNAL, Winter 2001 (Vol.55, No.1)
Geneive Abdo, "Rethinking the Islamic Republic: A 'Conversation' With Ayatollah Hossein 'Ali Montazeri" [9-24]
Fred C. Hof, "A Practical Line: The Line of Withdrawal from Lebanon and its Potential Applicability to the Golan Heights" [25-44]
L. Carl Brown, "Bourguiba and Bourguibism Revisited: Reflections and Interpretation" [43-57]
Robert O. Freedman, "Russian Policy Toward the Middle East: the Yeltsin Legacy and the Putin Challenge" [58-90]
W. Andrew Terrill, "The Political Mythology of the Battle of Karameh" [91-111]

MIDDLE EAST QUARTERLY, December 2000 (Vol.7, No.4)
Owen H. Kirby, "Want Democracy? Get a King" [3-12]
Efraim Karsh, "Why the Middle East is so Volatile – With Replies from Graham E. Fuller, Martin Kramer, and David Wurmser" [13-30]
Mordechai Nisan, "Did Israel Betray its Lebanese Allies?" [31-40]
Yotam Feldner, "'Honor' Murders – Why the Perps Get off Easy" [41-50]
Graeme Bannerman et al., "The United States and Egypt – How Allied? A Debate" [51-60]

MIDDLE EAST STUDIES ASSOCIATION BULLETIN, Winter 2000 (Vol.34, No.2)
Michael Frishkopf, "Inshad Dini and Aghani Diniyya in Twentieth Century Egypt: A Review of Styles, Genres, and Available Recordings" [167-183]
Ann Lesch, "Social Policy in Sudan" [205-207]

MONTHLY REVIEW, December 2000 (Vol.52, No.7)
Anthony Arnove, "Iraq Under Siege: Ten Years On" [14-25]

MONTHLY REVIEW, March 2001 (Vol.52, No.10)
Morteza Mohit, "Background to the Parliamentary Elections in Iran" [20-27]
Saeed Rahnema and Haideh Moghissi, "Clerical Oligarchy and the Question of 'Democracy'" [28-40]

THE NATIONAL INTEREST, Spring 2001 (No.63)
Ray Takeyh, "Islamism: R.I.P." [97-102]

NEW POLITICAL SCIENCE, March 2001 (Vol.23, No.1)
<<Sudan: Identity, Diversity, and Religion>>
Mohamed Mahmoud, "Introduction: Sudan the Unfinished Project – On Identity, Diversity, and Religion" [5-10]
Abdullahi A. Gallab, "The Religious State in the Sudan: A preliminary Characterization of the Debacle" [11-24]
Sondra Hale, "Alienation and Belonging – Women's Citizenship and Emancipation: Visions for Sudan's Post-Islamist Future" [25-44]
Hunud Abia Kadouf, "Marginalization and Resistance: The Plight of the Nuba People" [45-64]
Mohamed Mahmoud, "Mahmud Muhammad Taha and the Rise and Demise of the Jumhuri Movement" [65-88]
Mohamed Abusabib, "Back to Mangu Zambiri: Art, Politics and Identity in Northern Sudan" [89-112]
Ahmad Alawad Sikainga, "Corporate Identity and Solidarity Among the Railway Workers of Atbara, 1924-1946" [113-130]

ORBIS, Spring 2001 (Vol.45, No.2)
Rachel Bronson, "Beyond Containment in the Persian Gulf" [193-210]
Alvin Z. Rubinstein, "Israelis Ponder Their Long-Term Security" [259-280]

SURVIVAL, Spring 2001 (Vol.43, No.1)
Volker Perthes, "The Political Economy of the Syrian Succession" [143-154]

TIKKUN, (Vol.16, No.2, 2001)
<<Cover Story: Intifada II>>
Oren Yiftachel, "Between Apartheid and Peace" [11-12]
Mubarak Awad and Abdul Aziz Said, "The Road to Arab-Israeli Peace" [13-14]
Jessica Montell, "Don't Believe What You Read" [19-20]

THE WORLD TODAY, March 2001 (Vol.57, No.3)
Toby Dodge, "Iraq: Who's Winning Now?" [4-6]
Patrick Seale, "Syria: Dramatic Initiatives" [7-10]
Ali M. Ansari, "Iran: Victims of their Success" [11-12]
Claire Spencer, "The Mediterranean Matters – More Than Before" [15-17]

Prepared by Marion Gliksberg, The Librarian, Moshe Dayan Center for Middle Eastern and African Studies, Tel Aviv University.
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