ARAB STUDIES JOURNAL

FALL 2018
Vol XXVI No. 2

In Current Issue:

Articles

8. Epicures and Experts: The Drinking Water Controversy in British Colonial Cairo
Shehab Ismail

44. From Mandate Borders to the Diaspora: Rashaya's Transnational Suffering and the Making of Lebanon in 1925
Reem Bailony

74. De-Exceptionalizing the Field: Anthropological Reflections on Migration, Labor, and Identity in Dubai
Neha Vora and Ahmed Kanna

102. The Ecology of Migration: Remittances in World War I Mount Lebanon
Graham Auman Pitts

130. Writing Shame in Asad’s Syria
Judith Naeff

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