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Spring 1993

Spring 1993 (Vol. I No. 1)

Table of Contents

Articles

  1. Reading Orientalists
    by As’ad AbuKhalil
  2. The Islamic Movement of Morocco
    by Martha Cooper
  3. The Challenge of Democratic Institutional Development in Israel
    by Liora Asa
  4. On Democracy in Israel
    by Khaled Elgindy
  5. Water Use in Egyptian Agriculture: New Approaches Are Needed
    by Ian MacCary
  6. Arabic in America
    by Frank Tipton
  7. The Assassination of Fuda
    by Bassam SA Haddad
  8. Kuwaiti, Qatari, and Saudi Merchants and Their Quest for Political Power
    by Mary E. Schmidt
  9. The Economic Imperatives of Peace and the Israeli Economy
    by Dawn M. Buglion
  10. A Holocaust in Bosnia
    by Husain A. Qaragholi
  11. Refiguring U.S. Policy in the Middle East: An Ounce of Prevention
    by Stephen Brannon

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