4 Dissertationen und Habilita- tionen / Dissertations and Habilitations

ZEITSCHRIFTENARTIKEL ARTICLES IN JOURNALS
Charles Tieszen: Re-planting Christianity in New
Soil: Arabized Christian Religious Identity in
Twelfth-Century Iberia [57-68]
Mark Beaumont: Appropriating Christian Scriptures
in a Muslim Refutation of Christianity: The Case of
Al-Radd Al-Jamal Attributed to Al-Ghazal [69-84]
David R. Vishanoff: An Imagined Book Gets a New
Text: Psalms of the Muslim David [85-99]
Vol. 22, No. 4
Douglas Pratt: Islamophobia: Ignorance, Imagination,
Identity and Interaction [379-390]
Rachel Woodlock: Being an Aussie Mossie: Muslim
and Australian Identity Among Australian-born Muslims
[391-408]
Pete Lentini, Anna Halafoff, Ela Ogru: With Guarded
Optimism? Evidence from Focus Groups of ‘Mainstream’
Australian’s Perceptions of Muslims [409-
432]
Gary D. Bouma: Islamophobia as a Constraint to
World Peace: the Case of Australia [433-442]
Raelene Frances: Green Demons: Irish-Catholics and
Muslims in Australian History [443-450
Anna Halafoff: Countering Islamophobia: Muslim
Participation in Multifaith Networks [451-468]
Natalie J. Doyle: Lessons from France: Popularist
Anxiety and Veiled Fears of Islam [475-490]
www.tandfonline.com
January 2012, Vol. 23, No. 1
Fiona McCallum: Christian Political Participation in
the Arab World [3-18]
David D. Grafton: The Arab Shaykh: Authority in
Christian and Muslim Communities, and Questions of
Social-Political Reform [19-30]
Elizabeth Iskander: The 'Mediation' of Muslim-
Christian Relations in Egypt: The Strategies and Discourses
of the Official Egyptian Press During Mubarak's
Presidency [31-44]
Lise Paulsen Galal: Coptic Christian Practices: Formations
of Sameness and Difference [45-58]
Julia Droeber: 'We are Different!' Similarities between
Christian and Muslim Women in Jordan [59-
78]
Annika Rabo: 'We are Christians and We are Equal
Citizens': Perspectives on Particularity and Pluralism
in Contemporary Syria [79-93]
http://www.tandfonline.com
Israel Affairs
April 2011, Vol. 17, No. 2
Yossi Goldstein: Israel's Prime Ministers and the Arabs:
Levi Eshkol, Golda Meir and Yitzhak Rabin
[177-193]
Ronen Yitzak: Transjordan's Attack on the Etzion
Bloc during the 1948 War [194-207]
Efraim Karsh: How Many Palestinian Arab Refugees
Were there? [224-246]
Hussein Sirriyeh: Is there a Palestinian Civil War?
The Concept and the Impact [247-258]
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Nahshon Perez: Discrimination vs. Permissible Preferential
Treatment Regarding University of Haifa
Dormitories: Or When Cicero Met Adalah in the Cafeteria
[278-295] http://www.informaworld.com
July 2011, Vol. 17, No. 3
Ronit Kampf: Internet, Conflict and Dialogue: The Israeli
Case [384-400] http://www.tandfonline.com
The Israel Journal of Foreign Affairs
2011, Vol. 5, No. 1
Yoel Guzansky: Tacit Allies: Israel and the Arab Gulf
States [9-18]
Natalia Simanovsky: The Fayyad Plan and Its Implications
for Israel [19-32]
Julie Feinberg: The G8, the Middle East, and Israel
[33-40]
Joel Fishman: Palestinian Incitement: The Real 'Deal
Breaker' [41-58]
Amichai Magen: Hybrid War and the 'Gulliverization'
of Israel [59-72]
Gerald M. Steinberg: NGOs, the UN, and the Politics
of Human Rights in the Arab-Israeli Conflict [73-88]
Viviane Teitelbaum: The European Veil Debate [89-
100]
Alexander J. Groth: Henry Kissinger and the Limits
of Realpolitik [111-114]
2011, Vol. 5, No. 2
Shlomo Avineri: The Dawn of Democracy in the
Middle East? [9-16]
Shmuel Bar: The Revolution in the Middle East: The
Arab Awakening [17-24]
David Sultan: Egypt the Morning After [25-30]
Babieldin H.Z. Elibrachy: An Egyptian View of the
Revolution in Egypt [31-38]
Moshe Ma'oz: Quo Vadis Syria? [39-42]
Yonatan Touval: A Spring of Discontent: European
Politics in the Face of the Arab Upheaval [43-52]
Pinhas Inbari: Obama's Middle East Diplomacy [53-
58]
Nir Boms: About the Virtual and Real: Old Media,
New Media and the Making of a 'Freedom Revolution'
in the Middle East [59-72]
Meron Medzini: Israel's Ministry of Foreign Affairs:
Myth and Reality [87-98]
2012, Vol. 6, No. 1
Amichai Magen: On Political Order and the 'Arab
Spring' [9-24]
Robert S. Wistrich: The Dark Side of Islamic Utopia
[25-32]
David B. Kanin: Israel: The Future as an Anachronism?
[33-42]
Matthias Küntzel: Iranian Holocaust Denial and the
Internet [43-52]
Robert Rozett: Diminishing the Holocaust: Scholarly
Fodder for a Discourse of Distortion [53-64]
Yehuda Bauer: The Holocaust, America, and American
Jewry [65-68]