4 Dissertationen und Habilita- tionen / Dissertations and Habilitations

ZEITSCHRIFTENARTIKEL ARTICLES IN JOURNALS
Gaelle Picherit-Duthler, Alia Yunis: Tramps vs.
Sweethearts: Changing Images of Arab and American
Women in Hollywood Films [225-243]
2011, Vol. 4, No. 3
Lina Khatib: Iraq: Between the Present and the Future
[253-255]
Benjamin Isakhan: Targeting the Symbolic Dimension
of Baathist Iraq: Cultural Destruction, Historical
Memory, and National Identity [257-281]
Hayder Al-Mohammad: Not Beating Them, and Not
Joining Them: Political Symbols and Practices in Basra
[282-297]
Stephan Milich: The Positioning of Baathist Intellectuals
and Writers Before and After 2003: The Case of
the Iraqi Poet Abd al-Razzaq Abd al-Wahid [298-319]
Lisa Foster: The Rhetoric of Heavy Metal Resistance:
Musical Modalities in Iraqi Public Life [320-338]
Nadje Al-Ali, Nicola Pratt: Between Nationalism and
Women's Rights: The Kurdish Women's Movement in
Iraq [339-355]
http://brill.publisher.ingentaconnect.com
Middle East Policy
March 2011, Vol. 18, No. 1
Bruce Riedel, Frank Anderson, Philip Wilcox, Brian
Katulis: Symposium: Israel-Palestinian Peace: What
is the U.S. National Security Interest? How Can It Be
Achieved? [1-26]
Herbert C. Kelman: A One-Country/Two-State Solution
to the Israeli-Palestinian Conflict [27-41]
Irene Gendzier: U.S. Policy in Israel/Palestine, 1948:
The Forgotten History [42-53]
Andrew Flibbert: The Gaza War: Instrumental Civilian
Suffering? [54-77]
Dennis Jett: U.S. Security Assistance in the Middle
East: Helping Friends or Creating Enemies? [78-88]
Jennifer Lambert: Political Reform in Qatar: Participation,
Legitimacy and Security [89-101]
Lucas Winter: Conflict in Yemen: Simple People,
Complicated Circumstances [102-120]
Myriam Benraad: Iraq's Tribal 'Sahwa': Its Rise and
Fall [121-131]
Augustus Richard Norton: Al-Najaf: Its Resurgence
as a Religious and University Center [132-145]
Summer 2011, Vol. 18, No. 2
Anthony H. Cordesman, Barak Barfi, Bassam Haddad,
Karim Mezran: Symposium: The Arab Uprisings
and U.S. Policy: What is the American National Interest?
[1-28]
Chas W. Freeman Jr.: The Arab Reawakening: Strategic
Implications [29-36]
Amal A. Kandeel: Egypt at a Crossroads [37-45]
Bassam Haddad: The Political Economy of Syria:
Realities and Challenges [46-61]
John V. Whitbeck: The State of Palestine Exists [62-
66]
Yagil Levy: The Israeli Military: Imprisoned by the
Religious Community [67-83]
Abdeljalil Ghanem, Said Elfakhani: Privatization of
Gulf Industrial Institutions: The Secret of Success
[84-101]
Michael MM. Gunter: Economic Opportunities in Iraqi
Kurdistan [102-109]
Mohammed Ayoob: Beyond the Democratic Wave: A
Turko-Persian Future? [110-119]
Kristian Coates Ulrichsen: The Geopolitics of Insecurity
in the Horn of Africa and the Arabian Peninsula
[120-135]
Özden Zeynep Oktav: The Gulf States and Iran: A
Turkish Perspective [136-147]
Joas Wagemakers: Protecting Jihad: The Sharia
Council of the Minbar al-Tawhid wa-l-Jihad [148-
162] http://onlinelibrary.wiley.com
Spring 2011, Vol. 18, No. 2
Amitai Etzioni: Mission Creep and Its Discontents [3-
16]
David Katz: Reforming the Village War [17-30]
Harsh V. Pant: India's Changing Role [31-40]
John Eibner: Turkey's Christians under Siege [41-52]
Steven J. Rosen: Abbas vs. Obama [53-58]
David Schenker: Damascus on Trial [59-66]
Ben-Dror Yemini: NGOs vs. Israel [67-72]
Alexander H. Joffe: Egypt's Antiquities Caught in the
Revolution [73-78]
Ali Alfoneh: All Ahmadinejad's Men [79-84]
Hilal Khashan: Lebanon's Islamist Stronghold [85-
90]
Fall 2011, Vol. 18, No. 3
Shibley Telhami, Scott Lasensky, Hussein Ibish,
Graeme Bannerman: Arab and Israeli Peace Initiatives:
A Last Chance for Negotiations? [1-24]
Ann M. Lesch: Egypt's Spring: Causes of the Revolution
[35-48]
Erin A. Snider, David M. Faris: The Arab Spring:
U.S. Democracy Promotion in Egypt [49-62]
Ahmed S. Hashim: The Egyptian Military, Part One:
From the Ottomans through Sadat [63-78]
Khaled Fattah: Yemen: A Social Intifada in a Republic
of Sheikhs [79-85]
Leeila Hudson, Colin S. Owens, Matt Flannes: Drone
Warfare: Blowback from the New American Way of
War [122-132]
Harry Verhoeven, Luke A. Patey: Sudan's Islamists
and the Post-Oil Era: Washington's Role after Southern
Secession [133-143]
Nikolay A. Kozhanov: U.S. Economic Sanctions
Against Iran: Undermined by External Factors [144-
160] www.MEforum.org
Middle East Quarterly
Summer 2011, Vol. 18, No. 3
Lee Smith: Weakening Washington's Middle East Influence
[3-10]
Bruce Maddy-Weitzman: Tunisia's Morning After
[11-18]
Cynthia Farahat: Egypt's Islamist Shadow [19-24]
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