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Spring 1998

Spring 1998 (Vol. VI No. 1)

Table of Contents

Theme: Contending with “Middle East Exceptionalism” Part I

Articles

  1. Contending with Middle East Exceptionalism: A Foreword
    by Peter Gran
  2. Crossing Exceptionalism’s Frontiers to Discover America’s Kingdom
    by Robert Vitalis
  3. Exceptionalism and Authenticity: The Question of Islam and Democracy
    by Leonard Binder
  4. To Export or Not to Export Democracy to the Arab World: The Islamist Perspective
    by Larbi Sadiki
  5. Questioning Exceptionalism: Shari’a Law
    by Amira El-Azhary Sonbol
  6. Unpacking Modern Arab Subjectivity: Reading al-Mu’allim Butrus al-Bustani
    by Nafir Suriya and Stephen Sheehi

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