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Spring 1997

Spring 1997 (Vol. V No. 1)

Table of Contents

Articles

  1. The Exile Within: Arab Culture in a Dismal Age
    by Isam al-Khafaji
  2. Racial Policy and the Boundaries of Recognition: The Precarious (Non) Existence of Palestinian Villagers in Israel
    by Tom Abowd
  3. Bedouin in Suburbia: Redrawing the Boundaries of Urbanity and Tribalism in Amman, Jordan
    by Andrew Shryock
  4. Colonial Policing in Aden, 1937-1967
    by John Willis

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