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Muslims, Christians, Ottoman Ulema, The Margins 3

and Jews in Early
Twentieth-Century
Palestine
Michelle U. Campos
Ottoman Brothers explores
Ottoman collective iden-
tity, tracing how Muslims,
Christians, and Jews became
imperial citizens together in
Palestine following the 1908
revolution.
“Offers a startling new insight
into a globally important case:
for a brief period in the not-so-
distant past, Palestine was con-
sumed by civic activism and
democratic co-existence, and
was not necessarily headed to-
ward inevitable conflict. Cam-
pos delivers a wonderfully rich
contribution to the study of the
modern Middle East.”
—Charles Kurzman,
University of North Carolina
360 pp., 2 figures, 20 illustrations, 5 maps, 2011
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Turkish Republic
Agents of Change
and Guardians of
Tradition
Amit Bein
“Bein demonstrates how the
seeds of profound change
were sown in the Ottoman era
with the participation and sup-
port of much of the religious
establishment, and provides
valuable historical context for
those interested in debates
about religious life, religious
authority, and their relationship
to the state and to modern
society in Turkey.”
—A. Holly Shissler,
University of Chicago
“By underscoring the impact
of political contingencies and
the agency of historical figures,
Bein’s meticulous study com-
plicates our understanding
of the debates that swirled
around Islam’s proper place
and authority in Ottoman and
Turkish modernity.”
—David Commins,
Dickinson College
248 pp., 2011
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of Empire
Kurdish Militias
in the Ottoman
Tribal Zone
Janet Klein
Following the story of a Kurd-
ish tribal militia employed by
the Ottoman state, this book
explores the contradictory
logic of how states incorporate
those they ultimately aim to
suppress and how groups who
seek autonomy from the state
often attempt to do so through
state channels.
“Klein sheds light on some
of the most important and
complicated relations and
negotiations the Ottoman
officials were engaged in as
their empire crumbled around
them. She never loses sight
of the broader implications of
her work in this original, highly
valuable look at a significant
period in the history of the
Middle East.”
—Resat Kasaba,
University of Washington
344 pp., 2011
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History
 The Dönme
4 Jewish Converts,
Muslim
Revolutionaries,
and Secular Turks
Marc David Baer
“Part detective novel, part histor-
ical account, Baer’s illuminating
study wades through centuries
of myth, across the boundaries
of nations, and through the life
and death of the Ottoman em-
pire to reconstruct the history
of a misunderstood group.”
—Sarah Abrevaya Stein,
University of California, Los Angeles
360 pp., 12 illustrations, 2009
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Confronting
Fascism in Egypt
Dictatorship versus
Democracy in
the 1930s
Israel Gershoni and
James Jankowski
“This impressive work is refresh-
ing in its scope and yet atten-
tive to the rich details of the
Egyptian experience.”
—Heather J. Sharkey,
University of Pennsylvania
360 pp., 6 illustrations, 2009
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History
For Better,
For Worse
The Marriage Crisis
That Made Modern
Egypt
Hanan Kholoussy
“Kholoussy joins together Arabic
press accounts and Islamic
court documents in union
to present a portrait of mar-
riage and its discontents in
modern Egypt. Demonstrating
that bachelors—not single
women—stoked the anxiety
of Egyptians, she persuasively
connects the marriage crisis
to concerns about national
independence. For Better, For
Worse establishes marriage as
an engaging topic of historical
inquiry. A blissful read.”
—Beth Baron,
The City University of New York
200 pp., 4 illustrations, 2010
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The Power of
Representation
Publics, Peasants, and
Islam in Egypt
Michael Ezekiel Gasper
312 pp., 2009
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Ordinary
Egyptians
Creating the Modern
Nation through
Popular Culture
Ziad Fahmy
“This is truly an excellent and
original book. Fahmy decon-
structs commonly held assump-
tions regarding the formation
of nationalism, particularly in
its early stages, providing a
thought-provoking contribu-
tion to our understanding of
how agents propelled the for-
mation of nationalism in Egypt
in the late nineteenth and early
twentieth century. Its contribu-
tion to the field is indispensable.”
—Israel Gershoni,
Tel Aviv University
288 pp., 8 tables, 1 figure, 8 illustrations, 2011
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The Great Social
Laboratory
Subjects of
Knowledge in
Colonial and
Postcolonial Egypt
Omnia El Shakry
344 pp., 2007
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Connecting
Histories in
Afghanistan
Market Relations and
State Formation on a
Colonial Frontier
Shah Mahmoud Hanifi
This work examines the Brit-
ish Indian colonial impact on
the economy and society of
nineteenth-century Afghani-
stan. Looking closely at com-
merce in and between Kabul,
Peshawar, and Qandahar,
this book reveals how local
Afghan nomads and Indian
bankers responded to state
policies on trade.
“A brilliant revisionist study that
argues that the conventional
view of Afghanistan as a model
of resistance to colonial power
is a myth and that in reality Af-
ghanistan was from the outset
a ‘colonial construct’ whose
economic institutions, in par-
ticular its commercial and mon-
etary policies, were determined
by policies over which it had
little or no control.”
—Robert D. McChesney,
New York University
288 pp., 6 tables, 10 illustrations, 5 maps, 2011
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Apostles of
Modernity
Saint-Simonians and
the Civilizing Mission
in Algeria
Osama W. Abi-Mershed
This study of the specialized
military Offices of Arab Affairs
in Algeria during the formative
decades of French rule from
1830 to 1870 disputes the con-
ventional view that the doctrine
of assimilation governed France’s
colonial policies and practices in
the nineteenth century.
“This important and timely book
constitutes a major rethinking
of nineteenth-century Algerian
history, and also has important
arguments to make about nine-
teenth century France, compara-
tive colonial history in general,
and the politics of colonial edu-
cation in particular. Combining a
detailed institutional and politi-
cal history with an intellectual
and cultural history informed by
critical-theoretical perspectives,
Abi-Mershed provides a system-
atic, critical analysis of French
colonial thought and practice.”
—James McDougall,
Oxford University
344 pp., 15 tables, 4 figures, 2 maps, 2010
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The Other Iraq
Pluralism and Culture
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in Hashemite Iraq
Orit Bashkin
“A book written to explain an ear-
lier era sometimes takes on a new
and startling relevance in a later
one.... Bashkin’s book not only an-
ticipates many of the troubles en-
countered in Iraq today, but it also
supplies a vocabulary with which
to talk about them and about the
breach between political theory
and political practice.”
—Middle East Journal
376 pp., 1 table, 6 figures, 2009
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Holy War in China
The Muslim Rebellion
and State in Chinese
Central Asia, 1864–1877
Hodong Kim
“[An] exemplary historical study,
which presents the reader with a
comprehensive, detailed and inter-
esting story.”
—Middle Eastern Studies
320 pp., 2 tables, 4 illustrations, 2 maps, 2004
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Gridlock
Labor, Migration,
and Human
Trafficking in Dubai
Pardis Mahdavi
The images of human traf-
ficking are all too often
reduced to media tales of
helpless young women
taken by heavily accented,
dark-skinned captors—but
the reality is a far cry from Consuming Desires
this stereotype. In the Middle East, Dubai has been ac- Family Crisis and
6 cused of being a hotbed of trafficking. Pardis Mahdavi, the State in the
however, draws a more complicated and more personal Middle East
picture of this city filled with migrants. Not all migrant
Frances S. Hasso
workers are trapped, tricked, and abused. Like anyone
Examines new forms of mar-
else, they make choices to better their lives, though the
riage emerging in Egypt and the
risk of ending up in bad situations is high. United Arab Emirates in reac-
tion, in part, to the governments’
Gridlock explores how migrants’ actual experiences in increasing attempts to control
Dubai contrast with the typical discussions—and global sexuality with shari`a law.
moral panic—about human trafficking. Sharing the “The personal is political ev-
migrants’ own stories and juxtaposing these experiences erywhere, but nowhere more
with interviews with U.S. policy makers, Mahdavi re- profoundly than in Arab societies
veals the gaping disconnect between policies on human undergoing rapid social change.
Hasso’s account of the ways in
trafficking and the realities of forced labor and migra- which marriage and intimacy in-
tion in the Persian Gulf. tersect with state policy and legal
systems in Egypt and the UAE is
“This is a gripping book on human trafficking in Dubai. timely, important, and insightful.
With impressive clarity, Mahdavi describes the complex Hasso rightly analyzes the chal-
problem of trafficked women, migrants, and foreign lenges and difficulties but also
reports on real gains.”
workers, and the role of the international community —Craig Calhoun,
and the host country in dealing with it.” New York University and the
—Haleh Esfandiari, Social Science Research Council
Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars
272 pp., 2010
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Passionate Uprisings
Iran’s Sexual Revolution
Pardis Mahdavi
344 pp., 12 illustrations, 2009
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Palestinian
Village
Histories
Geographies of
the Displaced
Rochelle A. Davis
Throughout modern-day
Israel, over four hundred
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1949 war. With houses
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not brought an end to the country’s
the perspectives of these long-term refugees. authoritarian regime. Strong Regime,
Weak State examines how Mubarak’s
“With an observant eye and a keen ear, Davis provides political regime has succeeded despite
insightful reflections on how, in the process of colonial the decline of its revenues, and how
state building and the violent transformation of land- affairs between state and society and
scape, local forms of knowledge and ways of knowing across different levels of government
are in turn affected.
place are carried into exile. A voluminous body of
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viously inaccessible data from Egyp-
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past and present, here and there, and then and now.” and convincing arguments about the
—Julie Peteet, character of the Egyptian state and re-
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Iranophobia The Invisible Cage 9
Social Movements, The Logic of an Syrian Migrant
Mobilization, and Israeli Obsession Workers in Lebanon
Contestation in Haggai Ram John Chalcraft
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and Frédéric Vairel
This book examines the con-
tentious politics of the working
classes, the dissident intelligen-
tsia, and unexpected forms of
Islamism in Morocco, Egypt,
Lebanon, Saudi Arabia, and
Turkey, and offers a nuanced
understanding of contexts, cul-
turally conditioned rationality,
the strengths and weaknesses
of local networks, and innova-
tion in contentious action in
the enduring authoritarian re-
gimes of the region where, with
the exception of Turkey, there
is little sign of democratization.
“An altogether welcome ad-
dition to both the social
movement literature and the
growing body of work on con-
tention in the Middle East.”
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Stanford University
Israeli and Western myths. First
and foremost a study of Israeli Making Islam
culture through discussions Democratic
about Iran, this utterly bril- Social Movements
liant work reveals how Israeli
anxieties about Iran are related and the Post-Islamist
to domestic social hierarchies, Turn
constructs, and politics.” Asef Bayat
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Tel Aviv University
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Palestinian Soldiers The Politics of Art
in the Israeli Military and Culture in
Contemporary Egypt
Rhoda Ann Kanaaneh
Jessica Winegar
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 In the Time of Oil
Piety, Memory, and
10 Social Life in an
Omani Town
Mandana E. Limbert
This compelling historical
ethnography explores how
people in Bahla, an oasis town
in the interior of Oman, expe-
rienced dramatic transforma-
tion in their lives following
the discovery of oil in the late
1960s, and now grapple with
the prospect of this resource’s
future depletion.
“ Limbert offers unusual insights
into contemporary Arabian
Peninsula society. She engages
current thought on how mem-
ory and identity are forged and
maintained in an era when
both younger women and
men have been ‘schooled’ by
the state. This is an exemplary
book for a region in which such
books are few and far between.”
—Dale F. Eickelman,
Dartmouth College
264 pp., 5 illustrations, 1 map, 2010
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Rights, Sexuality,
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Edited by Margot Badran
Gender and Islam in Africa ex-
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in Africa are interpreting tradi-
tional Islamic concepts in order
to empower themselves and
their societies. African women,
it argues, have promoted the
ideals and practices of equal-
ity, human rights, and democ-
racy within the framework of
Islamic thought, challenging
conventional conceptualiza-
tions of the religion as gender-
constricted and patriarchal.
The contributors come from
the fields of history, anthropol-
ogy, linguistics, gender studies,
religious studies, and law.
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and original work and provides
a glimpse at the state of the
art among scholars who have
a sustained commitment to an
extremely difficult and conten-
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Rutgers University
Copublished with the Woodrow Wilson Center Press
336 pp., 2011
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Violence as
Worship
Religious Wars in the
Age of Globalization
Hans G. Kippenberg,
Translated by
Brian McNeil
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lence as a special type of social
action and analyzes the world
views and scripts of modern
militant religious communi-
ties as well as those of their
opponents.
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ship so engaging is Kippen-
berg’s consistently brilliant use
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extent to which the religious
advocates are also actors in civil
society, empowered through
the vast expansion of the
public domain during the past
half-century.”
—Bruce Lawrence,
Duke University
288 pp., 2011
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Conversions
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Confessionalization
and Community in
the Early Modern
Ottoman Empire
Tijana Krstić
This book explores the role
of conversion to Islam in the
emergence of the Ottoman
Empire, its imperial ideology
and Sunni identity, and its
relationship with its Muslim
and non-Muslim subjects, in
the context of the early modern
Mediterranean.
“Rejecting both nationalist
preoccupations and a purely Is-
lamic framework, Krstić looks at
Ottoman conversion narratives
within their early modern con-
text. Drawing on a breathtak-
ingly wide range of sources, the
author gives us a sense of what
it meant to be a Muslim in the
early modern Ottoman Empire.
She also engages issues of
reading, texts, and knowledge
that are almost entirely unex-
plored in the Ottoman context.”
—Molly Greene,
Princeton University
288 pp., 1 map, 2011
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