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FALL 2025
VOL. XXXIII, NO. 1-2
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In Current Issue:ARTICLES
Writing Africa for Africans: Du Bois, Egyptian Africanists, and the Encyclopedia Africana Project Between Dreams and Disruptions May Kosba Crime and Dystopia in Three Egyptian Novels: Dissecting Cityscapes and the Body as a Terrain for Political Critique Dalia Said Mostafa Tobacco Cultivation in the West Bank Between Economic Survival and Settler-Colonial Constraints Kholoud Al-Ajarma, D. A. Jaber, and Jawida Mansour Palestinian Farmers’ Resilience Against the Settler Colonial-Capitalist Production of Vulnerability in the Jordan Valley Fairouz Salem ESSAYS: “Seismic Shifts” in the Middle East Introduction: “Seismic Shifts” in the Middle East? Reflections From MESA Global Academy Scholars Diana B. Greenwald Authoritarianism Reinvented: Post-Assad Syria and the Strategic Reorientation of the Arab East Dina Hadad Ruling in the Grey Zones: Hybrid Warfare and the Remaking of Political Order in the Middle East Nadia Al-Sakkaf [View Complete Table of Contents & Editor's Note] |
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