4 Dissertationen und Habilita- tionen / Dissertations and Habilitations

ZEITSCHRIFTENARTIKEL ARTICLES IN JOURNALS
Mona El-Ghobashy: The Praxis of the Egyptian
Revolution [2-13]
Ahmad Shokr: The 18 Days of Tahrir [14-17]
Ted Swedenburg: Troubadours of Revolt [18-19]
Katherine Hawkins: Sulayman the Malevolent [20-
21]
Peter Hart: What's the Line? Egypt and the Diplomatic
Beat [22-23]
Edward Thomas: Sudan's Referendum Amidst Revolution
[24-29]
Nadje Al-Ali, Nicola Pratt: Conspiracy of Near Silence:
Violence Against Iraqi Women [34-37]
Lara Deeb: Hizballah in the Sights [38-43]
Summer 2011, No. 259, Vol. 41, No. 2
Omar S. Dahi: Understanding the Political Economy
of the Arab Revolts [2-7]
Laryssa Chomiak, John P. Entelis: The Making of
North Africa's Intifadas [8-15]
Nadia Marzouki: From People to Citizens in Tunisia
[16-19]
Hesham Sallam: Striking Back at Egyptian Workers
[20-25]
Mariz Tadros: Sectarianism and Its Discontents in
Post-Mubarak Egypt [26-31]
Jessica Winegar: Taking Out the Trash: Youth Clean
Up Egypt After Mubarak [32-35]
Marie-Joëlle Zahar: A Journey of a Thousand Steps:
The Challenges of State and Nation Building in South
Sudan [36-39]
Nina Farnia: Shoring Up the National Security State
[40-43]
Susan Slyomovics: American 'Blood Money' and a
Question of Reparations [44-47]
Fall 2011, No. 260, Vol. 41, No. 3
Darryl Li: 'Afghan Arabs,' Real and Imagined [2-4]
Darryl Li: Lies, Damned Lies and Plagiarizing 'Experts'
[5-7]
Lisa Hajjar: Bagram, Obama's Other Gitmo [8-17]
Karen Pfeifer: Petrodollars at Work and in Play in the
Post-September 11 Decade [18-24]
Hishaam Aidi: The Grand (Hip-Hop) Chessboard:
Race, Rap and Raison d'Etat [25-39]
Joshua D. Hendrick: Media Wars and the Gülen Factor
in the New Turkey [40-46]
Roger Owen: Timur Kuran, The Long Divergence:
How Islamic Law Held Back the Middle East [47]
Winter 2011, No. 261, Vol. 41, No. 4
Claudia Gazzini: Was the Libya Intervention Necessary?
[2-9]
Carolyn Nordstrom: Extra-Legality: In the Middle
[10-13]
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