FALL 2017
Vol XXV No. 2
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8. Jungle Films in Egypt: Race, Anti-Blackness, and Empire by Ifdal Elsaket 34. Trapped Escape: Young Palestinian Women and the Israeli National-Civic Service by Suhad Daher-Nashif 60. Spiritual Capital and the Copy: Painting, Photography, and the Production of the Image in Early Twentieth-Century Palestine by Nisa Ari 100. The Inequality Puzzle in Egypt: What Do We Really Know? by Tamer El Gindi 144. Arab Self-Criticism after 1967 Revisited: The Normative Turn in Marxist Thought and its Heuristic Fallacies by Manfred Sing [View Table of Contents] |
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