Review of Middle East Studies

We are @MESA_1966’s online journal of review bridging divides between fields, publics, and geographies in Middle East studies.🆕 Issue 59.2 available now!

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Issue 59.2 now available with special roundtable on Gender, War, and Revolution 📚

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Issue 59.2: "Between Veil and Vanguard: Ideological Battles over Afghan Femininity" by Sayed Hassan Akhlaq examines the evolution of gender concepts in modern Afghanistan

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Issue 59.2: "Religion Meets Gender: The Impact of Sunni Islamic Discourse on the Jina Uprising in Eastern Kurdistan" by Ahmad Mohammadpour & Fateh Saeidi examines how religious discourse catalyzed and sustained the Jina uprising

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Issue 59.2: "Popular Sovereignty and Trans Mothering of Antiwar Syrian Soldiers" by Razan Ghazzawi explores trans mothering as a practice of popular sovereignty in the Syrian state army

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New Issue of Review of Middle East Studies now available
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#politics #religion #mena @RevoMES @IJMES1

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"Modern Art in the Arab World, a collection of critical writings by Arab intellectuals and artists, offers an unparalleled source for the study of modernism in the Arab world."

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Another Cartography is Possible: Relocating the Middle East and North Africa

by Harun Rasiah

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Learning from Past Mistakes and Living a Better Life: Report on the Workshop in Istanbul on “Ottoman Ego-Documents”
by Selim Karahasanoğlu

https://t.co/va4GPMNXDM

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We are proud to share the latest issue of Review of Middle East Studies @RevoMES "Pluralism in Emergenc(i)es in the MENA.

Link: https://t.co/i9D2h7MU68

This is the outcome of a conference partly organized at @CGCTunis partnership with @IRCPL_Columbia

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Darci Sprengel reviews Walter Armbrust's "Martyr's and Tricksters: An Ethnography of the Egyptian Revolution."

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Read the introduction to our Special Focus: Pluralism in Emergenc(i)es in the Middle East and North Africa:

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Arab Americans in Film: From Hollywood and Egyptian Stereotypes to Self-Representation, by @_vvnsag

https://t.co/D9Y9w5R2wW

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"Films with brief dream sequences and fleeting visions provide insights into issues of Palestinian
media self-representation and pose questions about the dreams' importance in film stories of
Palestinian lives."

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New issue of RoMES now available https://t.co/YyRC4m7lTa #politics #religion #mena @RevoMES @IJMES1

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Letter from the Editor @hfergus1517:

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The latest issue it out! Check it out here:

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From the new issue: Rachel Goshgarian (@paludes) reviews The Missing Pages: The Modern Life of a Medieval Manuscript, from Genocide to Justice by Heghnar Zeitlian Watenpaugh.

https://t.co/yNxUJZoWEe

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"[Forever Suspect] is one of those books that you read and wonder why it had never been written before," writes @jean23bean in our latest issue.

Read her full review here:

https://t.co/AkBkJiIcwU

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Read Neda Zawahri's review of "The Origins of The Syrian Conflict" by Marwa Daoudy.

https://t.co/KEYtqr8cvz