Amos Nadan delivered several lectures dealing with findings from his new book, The Palestinian Peasant Economy under the Mandate, 1922-47: A Story of Colonial Bungling, including a presentation at the June annual conference of the Association for Israel Studies, held at the Open University in Ra’anana. His current research concerns the economic interaction between Israel and Palestinians. On June 28 he discussed his analysis and findings during a presentation to the Economic Cooperation Foundation. He co-edited (with Michel Abitbol) an anthology of the work of Prof. Nehemia Levtzion, Islam in Africa and the Middle East: Studies on Conversion and Renewal (Variorum–Ashgate, 2007), and also wrote the introduction. His article, “Merchants and Peasants in the Nazareth Region” was published in the January 2007 issue of Journal of Peasant Studies. Nadan also edited four publications in the Hebrew University series, Perspectives on Middle East Socioeconomic Issues.