4 Dissertationen und Habilita- tionen / Dissertations and Habilitations
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ZEITSCHRIFTENARTIKEL ARTICLES IN JOURNALS<br />
Hilal Khashan: The View from Syria <strong>and</strong> Lebanon<br />
[25-30]<br />
Sterling Jensen: Iraq Weathers the Political Storm<br />
[31-34]<br />
Ali Alfoneh: Mixed Response in Iran [35-40]<br />
Ilan Berman: Tightening the Economic Noose [41-<br />
48]<br />
Aaron Menenberg: Misreading the Mullahs [49-58]<br />
Mordechai Kedar, David Yerushalmi: Shari'a <strong>and</strong> Violence<br />
in American Mosques [59-72]<br />
David Patterson: How Anti-Semitism Prevents Peace<br />
[73-83]<br />
Arlene Kushner: UNRWA's Anti-Israel Bias [84-91]<br />
Fall 2011, Vol. 18, No. 4<br />
Special Issue: September 11: A Decade Later<br />
Dov S. Zakheim: What 9/11 Has Wrought [3-14]<br />
Jonathan Schanzer: Early Warnings Ignored [15-26]<br />
Amitai Etzioni: Toward a Nonviolent, Pluralistic<br />
Middle East [27-38]<br />
Ian Johnson: Europe's Underestimated Islamists [39-<br />
46]<br />
Franck Salameh: Does Anyone Speak Arabic? [47-<br />
60]<br />
Steven Plaut: Israel's Tenured Extremists [61-70]<br />
Nidra Poller: The Muhammad al-Dura Hoax <strong>and</strong><br />
Other Myths Revived [71-78]<br />
DATELINE: Damla Aras: Sudan's Ticking Time<br />
Bombs [79-84]<br />
DOCUMENT: David Barnett <strong>and</strong> Efraim Karsh: Azzam's<br />
Genocidal Threat [85-88] www.meforum.org<br />
Winter 2012, Vol. 19, No. 1<br />
Mudar Zahran: Jordan is Palestinian<br />
Svante E. Cornell: What Drives Turkish Foreign Policy?<br />
David P. Goldman: Ankara’s ‘Economic Miracle’<br />
Collapses<br />
Yoaz Hendel: Iran’s Nukes <strong>and</strong> Israel’s Dilemma<br />
Efraim Inbar: The Arab Uprisings’ Impact”<br />
Oren Kessler: The Two Faces of Al-Jazeera”<br />
Aymenn Jawad Al-Tamimi: Rethinking U.S. Strategy<br />
in Afghanistan [57-66]<br />
Lucas Winter: Riyadh Enters the Yemen-Huthi Fray<br />
[67-74]<br />
Ali Alfoneh: Iran's Revolutionary Guards Strike Oil<br />
[75-78]<br />
Hilal Khashan: The Pragmatics of Lebanon's Politics<br />
[79-86]<br />
Bruce Maddy-Weitzman: Is Morocco Immune to Upheaval?<br />
[87-93] http://www.meforum.org<br />
Middle Eastern Literatures (Edebiyat)<br />
2011, Vol. 14, No. 1<br />
Ali A. Hussein: One Qaşida with Several Chaste Love<br />
Affairs in Light of al-Mufadd aliyyat <strong>and</strong> al-<br />
Aşma'iyyat [1-19]<br />
Mohamed Bakhouch: L'art de la naqida, étude de la<br />
première joute du recueil 'Naqa'id Garir wa-l-Ahtal'<br />
[21-69]<br />
246<br />
Mithl Şayf Lan Yaktakarrar: Mahkiyyat: The Game of<br />
Remembering: A Study of Narrative Strategies <strong>and</strong><br />
the Postmodern Theme in Muhammad Barrada's Novel<br />
[71-87] http://www.informaworld.com<br />
Middle Eastern Studies<br />
March 2011, Vol. 47, No. 2<br />
Yvette Talhamy: American Protestant Missionary Activity<br />
among the Nusayris (Alawis) in Syria in the<br />
Nineteenth Century [215-236]<br />
Franck Salameh: Towards a New Ecology of Middle<br />
Eastern Identities [237-253]<br />
Muhammad Al-Atawneh: Wahhabi Self-Examination<br />
Post 9/11: Rethinking the ‘Other’, ‘Otherness’ <strong>and</strong><br />
Tolerance [255-271]<br />
Klaus Hoffmann: Canaanism [273-294]<br />
Amr Ismail Ahmed Adly: When Cheap is Costly: Rent<br />
Decline, Regime Survival <strong>and</strong> State Reform in Mubarak’s<br />
Egypt (1990-2009) [295-319]<br />
Hatice Bayraktar, Ramazan Calik: One Step Forward<br />
<strong>and</strong> Two Steps Back: The Slow Process of Reestablishing<br />
Relations between Germany <strong>and</strong> Turkey<br />
after the First World War [315-327]<br />
M. Erdem Ozgur, Hamdi Gene: An Ottoman Classical<br />
Political Economist: Sarantis Archigenes <strong>and</strong> his<br />
Tasarrufat-ı Mülkıye [329-342]<br />
Evren Hosgör: Islamic Capital/Anatolian Tigers: Past<br />
<strong>and</strong> Present [343-360]<br />
Shireen Mahdavi: Haj Muhammad Hassan Amin al-<br />
Zarb: His World <strong>and</strong> his Philosophy of Life [379-393]<br />
Mizanur Rahman: Bangladeshi Migrant Workers in<br />
the UAE: Gender-Differentiated Patterns of Migration<br />
Experiences [395-411]<br />
Yair Bauml: MAPAI Committee for Arab Affairs –<br />
The Steering Committee for Construction of Establishment<br />
Policy towards Israeli Arabs, 1958-68 [413-<br />
433] http://www.t<strong>and</strong>fonline.com<br />
May 2011, Vol. 47, No. 3<br />
Liat Kozma: Cannabis Prohibition in Egypt, 1880-<br />
1939: From Local Ban to League of Nations Diplomacy<br />
[443-460]<br />
Vanessa Martin: State, Power <strong>and</strong> Long-Term Trends<br />
in the Iranian Constitution of 1906 <strong>and</strong> it Supplement<br />
of 1907 [461-476]<br />
Kjetil Selvik: Elite Rivalry in a Semi-Democracy: The<br />
Kuwaiti Press Scene [477-496]<br />
Alia Alkassem Abu-Reesh: The Image of America as<br />
Reflected in Contemporary Arabic Novels [497-514]<br />
Ayse Bugra, Aysen C<strong>and</strong>a: Change <strong>and</strong> Continuity<br />
<strong>und</strong>er an Eclectic Social Security System: The Case<br />
of Turkey [515-528]<br />
Nekla Geyikdagi: The Economic Views of a Nineteenth<br />
Century Ottoman Intellectual: The Relationship<br />
between International Trade <strong>and</strong> Foreign Direct Investment<br />
[529-542]<br />
Saul Kelly: Networks, Policy <strong>and</strong> Strategy in the<br />
Middle East, Past <strong>and</strong> Present [543-553]<br />
Modern Asian Studies<br />
May 2011, Vol. 45, No. 3
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