On the Ground: new directions in Middle East and North African studies- A Northwestern University in Qatar symposium / Brian T. Edwards
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TextPublication details: Northwestern Univerity Qatar; 2013Description: 111pSummary: The monograph was created as a collaborative project by Northwestern’s Middle East and North African Studies program and Northwestern University in Qatar. Editor Brian T. Edwards, director of the Middle East and North African Studies Program at Northwestern University, compiles essays by 10 faculty members working in Middle East and North African studies at two Northwestern campuses — in Doha and Evanston. The disciplines represented range from political science to literary studies, from history to anthropology, and from communication studies to law.
Contributors: Everette E. Denis; Brian T. Edwards, Jessica Winegar, Wendy Pearlman, Sonali Pahwa, Joe F. Khalil, Elizabeth Shakman Hurd, Henri Lauziére, Rebecca C. Johnson, Katherine A. Hoffman, Kristen Stilt
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The monograph was created as a collaborative project by Northwestern’s Middle East and North African Studies program and Northwestern University in Qatar. Editor Brian T. Edwards, director of the Middle East and North African Studies Program at Northwestern University, compiles essays by 10 faculty members working in Middle East and North African studies at two Northwestern campuses — in Doha and Evanston. The disciplines represented range from political science to literary studies, from history to anthropology, and from communication studies to law.
Contributors: Everette E. Denis; Brian T. Edwards, Jessica Winegar, Wendy Pearlman, Sonali Pahwa, Joe F. Khalil, Elizabeth Shakman Hurd, Henri Lauziére, Rebecca C. Johnson, Katherine A. Hoffman, Kristen Stilt
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