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_aInternational Journal of Middle East Studies, Vol. 44, N° 2, May 2012 _bPERI |
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_aCambridge _cCambridge University Press _d2012 |
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| 215 | _ap. 211-359 | ||
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_aInternational Journal of Middle East Studies _vVol. 44, N° 2 |
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| 300 | _aBibliographie (Book Reviews) : p. 347-359 | ||
| 345 | _a163 | ||
| 545 |
_hp. 215-255 _iLate Ottoman Studies |
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| 545 |
_hp. 215-235 _fDonald Quartaert _fDavid Gutman _iCoal Mines, the Palace, and Struggles over Power, Capital, and Justice in the Late Ottoman Empire |
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| 545 |
_hp. 237-255 _fJulia Phillips Cohen _iBetween Civic and Islamic Ottomanism : Jewish Imperial Citizenship in the Hamidian Era |
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| 545 |
_hp. 257-320 _iStates of Exception |
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| 545 |
_hp. 257-283 _fMehrdad Amanat _iSet in Stone : Homeless Corpses and Desecrated Graves in Modern Iran |
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| 545 |
_hp. 285-299 _fEdith Szanto _iSayyida Zaynab in the State of Exception : Shi'i Sainthood as "Qualified Life" in Contemporary Syria |
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| 545 |
_hp. 301-320 _fSamuli Schielke _iBeing an Nonbeliever in a Time of Islamic Revival : Trajectories of Doubt and Certainty in Contemporary Egypt |
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| 545 |
_hp. 321-331 _iRoundtable : Sudan Scholarship after the Breakup |
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| 545 |
_hp. 321-323 _fSondra Hale _iAnd Then There Were Two : What Is "Sudan" Now ? |
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| 545 |
_hp. 324-326 _fAmir Idris _iRethinking Identity, Citizenship, and Violence in Sudan |
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| 545 |
_hp. 327-329 _fLeif Manger _iAnthropological Reflections on the Breakup of Sudan |
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| 545 |
_hp. 330-331 _fEve M. Troutt Powel _iHistory, Slavery, and Liberation |
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| 545 |
_hp. 333-345 _fSami Zubaida _iIraq : History, Memory, Culture (Review Article) |
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| 610 | _aHISTOIRE. MOYEN-ORIENT | ||
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_aTN _bBIB.CEC _c20211216 _gUNIMARC |
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