4 Dissertationen und Habilita- tionen / Dissertations and Habilitations

ZEITSCHRIFTENARTIKEL ARTICLES IN JOURNALS
James McDougall: Dream of Exile, Promise of
Home: Language, Education, and Arabism in Algeria
[251-270]
Peter Wien: The Long and Intricate Funeral of Yasin
Al-Hashimi: Pan-Arabism, Civil Religion, and Popular
Nationalism in Damascus, 1937 [271-292]
Orit Bashkin: Hybrid Nationalisms: Watani and
Qawmi Visions in Iraq under 'Abd Al-Karim Qasim,
1958-61 [293-312]
Nathan J. Citino: Between Global and Regional Narratives
[313-316]
Paul Thomas Chamberlin: Rethinking the Middle
East and North Africa in the Cold War [317-319]
Jeffrey James Byrne: The Middle Eastern Cold War:
Unique Dynamics in a Questionable Regional
Framework [320-322]
Guy Laron: Surveying the Revolutionary Arc [323-
325]
August 2011, Vol. 43, No. 3
Morgan Clarke, Marcia C. Inhorn: Mutuality and
Immediacy between Marja and Muqallid: Evidence
from Male in Vitro Fertilization Patients in Shii Lebanon
[409-427]
Ellen McLarney: The Islamic Public Sphere and the
discipline of Adab [429-449]
Mona Hassan: Women Preaching for the Secular
State Official Female Preachers (Bayan Vaizler) in
Contemporary Turkey [451-473]
Nazan Maksudyan: Orphans, Cities, and the State Vocational
Orphanages (Islahhanes) and Reform in the
Late Ottoman Urban Space [493-511]
Yaron Ayalon: Ottoman Urban Privacy in Light of
Disaster Recovery [513-528]
Alev Çnar: The Justice and Development Party: Turkey's
Experience with Islam Democracy, Liberalism,
and Secularism [529-541]
November 2011, Vol. 43, No. 4
Omnia El Shakry: Youth as Peril and Promise: The
Emergence of Adolescent Psychology in Postwar
Egypt [591-610]
Gershon Shafir: Capitalist Binationalism in Mandatory
Palestine [661-633]
Weldon C. Matthews: The Kennedy Administration,
Counterinsurgency, and Iraq’s First Ba’thist Regime”
[635-653]
Sibel Erol: The Chronotype of Istanbul in Orhan
Pamuk’s Memoir Istanbul” [655-676]
Hale Yilmaz: Learning to Read (Again): The Social
Experiences of Turkey’s 1928 Alphabet Reform”
[677-697]
Murat Metinsoy: Fragile Hegemony, Flexible Authoritarianism,
and Governing from Below: Politician’s
Reports in Early Republican Turkey” [699-719]
Fred H. Lawson: Keys to the Kingdom: Current
Scholarship on Saudi Arabia [737-747]
February 2012, Vol. 44, No. 1
Charles Hirschkind: Experiments in Devotion Online:
The Youtube Khuba [5-21]
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Dorothea Schulz: Dis/Embodying Authority: Female
Radio 'Preachers' and the Ambivalences of Mass-
Mediated Speech in Mali [23-43]
Leor Halevi: The Consumer Jihad: Boycott Fatwas
and Nonviolent Resistance on the World Wide Web
[45-70]
Scott S. Reese: Salafi Transformations: Aden and the
Changing Voices of Religious Reform in the Interwar
Indian Ocean [71-92]
Joas Wagemakers: The Enduring Legacy of the Second
Saudi State: Quietist and Radical Wahhabi Contestations
of Al-Wal ' Wa-L-Bar ' [93-110]
Avi Rubin: From Legal Representation to Advocacy:
Attorneys and Clients in the Ottoman Nizamiye
Courts [111-127]
Robert W. Zens: In the Name of the Sultan: Haci
Mustafa Pasha of Belgrade and Ottoman Provincial
Rule in the Late 18 th Century [129-146]
Abbas Amanat: The Spring of Hope and Winter of
Despair [147-149]
Nikki R. Keddie: Arab and Iranian Revolts 1979-
2011: Influences or Similar Causes? [150-152]
Negin Nabavi: The 'Arab Spring' as Seen through the
Prism of the 1979 Iranian Revolution [153-155]
Firoozeh Kashani-Sabet: Freedom Springs Eternal
[156-158]
Arang Keshavarzian: Beyond 1979 and 2011: When
Comparisons Distract [159-161]
Charles Kurzman: The Arab Spring: Ideals of the Iranian
Green Movement, Methods of the Iranian Revolution
[162-165] http://journals.cambridge.org
International Journal of Press Politics
April 2011, Vol. 18, No. 2
Lawrence Pintak, Budi Setiyono: The Mission of Indonesian
Journalism: Balancing Democracy, Development,
and Islamic Values [185-209]
Yehudith Auerbach, Hila Lowenstein: The Role of
National Narratives in Reconciliation: The Case of
Mohammad al-Dura [210-233]
Mohammed el-Nawawy, Sahar Khamis: Political
Blogging and (Re) Envisioning the Virtual Public
Sphere: Muslim-Christian Discourses in Two Egyptian
Blogs [234-253]
Kristina Lindholm, Eva-Karin Olsson: Crisis Communication
as a Multilevel Game: The Muhammad
Cartoons from a Crisis Diplomacy Perspective [254-
271] http://hij.sagepub.com
International Journal of Public Opinion Research
Autumn 2011, Vol. 23, No. 3
Kathleen M. Dowley, Brian D. Silver: Support for Europe
among Europe's Ethnic, Religious, and Immigrant
Minorities [315-337]
International Journal of Refugee Law
October 2011, Vol. 23, No. 3
Guy S. Goodwin-Gill: The Right to Seek Asylum: Interception
at Sea and the Principle of Non-
Refoulement [443-457]