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Here are four excellent reviews of #ChinasRelationsWithAfrica
(1) In @MiddleEastJrnl @ilariacarrozza says the book “lays bare the profoundly hierarchical nature of a network that in the official Chinese rhetoric is supposed to be 'equal' and 'win-win.'"
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Check out @Tyler_B_Parker new article on the history and causes of Oman’s independent foreign policy: muse.jhu.edu/pub/119/article…
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Narratives of Power, Memory and Place in Post 2003 #Iraq: Authors of the special issue “Iraq Since 2003” @MiddleEastJrnl will present their findings in a seminar organised by @IWAN_Iraq, @unihh & #GIGA.
➡️ Register for the online event on 16 September: giga-hamburg.de/en/events/co…
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👉🏽 #Security and #Empowerment as Justice
Tutku Ayhan (@IBEI) examines how #Yezidi women's experiences before, during, and after the 2014 #genocide have shaped their perceptions and demands for justice.
🔗 Published with Project Muse: bit.ly/3Z1WWZx
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A comprehensive historiography of the Iraq's Assyrian Christians in armed struggle from 2nd half of 20th by the amazing @alda_benjamen “A Century of Changing Perceptions of ‘Christian Militias’ in Iraq.” in a Special Issue with @MiddleEastJrnl 👇
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New review of my book “Iraq against the World” in @MiddleEastJrnl. Thanks @MarsinRA
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10 Great New Books About the Middle East | Recommended titles selected by the @MiddleEastJrnl book review editor. @MiddleEastInst
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A new piece with the wonderful Jeremy Pressman in the Middle East Journal: US Recognition of Israeli Territorial Claims in the Golan Heights and Jerusalem: Implications for the Norm against Acquisition of Territory by Force. (2023) muse.jhu.edu/pub/119/article…
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Thank you @irenefmolina for this review!! 🙏😃
Thanks @gonultol . The full review will be up soon at doi.org/10.3751/77.2.307 and is already online on @ProjectMUSE at muse.jhu.edu/pub/119/article…. Enjoy!
I am very happy to read this excellent review of my book, Erdogan’s War, by an academic whose work I admire, University of Washington’s Resat Kasaba @resat_kasaba . The review appeared in @MiddleEastJrnl .
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Each issue of the @MiddleEastJrnl includes articles written by renowned scholars, foreign policy analysts & area experts. Published quarterly, subscribers receive a printed copy of each new issue and have electronic access to issues dating back to 2004. mei.edu/education/middle-eas…
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The AKP’s Syria Policy and the Emergence of Competitive Authoritarianism | Author @michalis_sarlis (@uoaofficial) discusses his latest article for @MiddleEastJrnl. youtu.be/HvaKrrsrmBQ
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Read the full article, available free for a limited time, at doi.org/10.3751/77.1.11
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A Wall of Despair: The Interplay of the Turkish Wall and Foreign Policy in Syria | Authors @FundaRadiye (@gaziantepUniv) & Dr. Ayşegül Sever (@marmara1883) discuss their latest article for @MiddleEastJrnl. youtu.be/OqDw5yOKBas
Check out the video preview at youtu.be/HvaKrrsrmBQ
The AKP's Syria policy and the emergence of competitive authoritarianism in Turkey. My article, with a video preview, in the Summer Issue of the @MiddleEastJrnl mei.edu/education/middle-eas…
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The AKP's Syria policy and the emergence of competitive authoritarianism in Turkey. My article, with a video preview, in the Summer Issue of the @MiddleEastJrnl mei.edu/education/middle-eas…
Coming this fall! Stay tuned. In the meantime, check out mei.edu/mej for our Summer Issue
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How can we make sense of the institution of muhtarlık in Turkey? Are they
state agents wielding institutional power or representatives for neighbourhoud residents and interests? Really enjoyed reviewing this book by @EliseMassicard for @MiddleEastJrnl
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