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    Spring 2010
    Vol. XVIII No. 1
In This Issue
Ottoman Reform, Islam, and Palestine’s Peasantry
by Erik Eliav Freas
What Keeps Mankind Alive?. 11th International Art Exhibition, Istanbul Biennial. 12 September – 8 November 2009
reviewed by Nermin Saybasili
Dubai: The Vulnerability of Success
by Christopher M. Davidson
reviewed by Arang Keshavarzian

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The Arab Studies Journal

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The Arab Studies Journal is accepting papers for its next issue. Original work in any social science discipline or literature will be considered for publication. The Journal encourages the submission of papers representing fresh and alternative approaches not sufficiently represented by mainstream scholarship.

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From The Editors - Spring 2010

The last decade has comprised tremendous transformations for the artscapes of the Middle East, transformations simultaneously occurring on a number of levels. Regionally, there has been a mushrooming of “independent” art spaces, artist-run projects, and large-scale bi/annual events and festivals. Conveniently neat portrayals of bifurcated art scene(s) ...

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