Middle East Catalogue 2010-11

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Middle East Catalogue 2010-11
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Professor Suraiya Faroqhi, Professor of Ottoman Studies at the
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Professor James Piscatori, Centre for Arab & Islamic Studies, Australian
National University
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University of Leiden
Glen Rangwala, Lecturer and Fellow of Trinity College, Cambridge
Professor Colin Shindler, Professor of Israeli Studies, SOAS
Robert Irwin
Malise Ruthven
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MIDDLE EAST 2010–2011
2010/2011
CONTENTS
HISTORY – GENERAL
POLITICS AND CURRENT AFFAIRS – GENERAL
OIL AND ENERGY STUDIES
REGIONAL HISTORY AND POLITICS
A HISTORY OF PERSIAN LITERATURE
GENDER STUDIES
LAW AND FINANCE
SOCIETY AND ANTHROPOLOGY
ISLAMIC STUDIES
JEWISH STUDIES
FILM
ART AND ARCHITECTURE
LITERATURE
BIOGRAPHY AND TRAVEL
FOOD AND CULINARY CULTURE
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A fascinating historical backdrop to many of today’s concerns
– Abrar review of Islam and the Victorians, see page 3
HISTORY / GENERAL
EPIC OF THE PERSIAN KINGS
The Shahnameh of
Ferdowsi
Barbara Brend and
Charles Melville,
University of Cambridge
LIGHT FROM THE EAST
EARLY ISLAMIC INSTITUTIONS
Administration and
Taxation from the
Caliphate to the
Umayyads and
Abbasids
How Islamic Science
Helped Shape the
Western World
John Freely, Bogazici
University
Abd al-Aziz Duri,
University of Jordan
(Eds)
NEW
Composed more than a millennium ago, the
Shahnameh – the great royal book of the
Persian court – is a pillar of Persian literature
and one of the world’s unchallenged
masterpieces. Recounting the history of the
Persian people from its mythic origins down
to the Islamic conquest in the seventh
century, the Shahnameh is the stirring and
beautifully textured story of a proud
civilization. But the Shahnameh (or, literally,
the ‘Book of Kings’) is much more than a
literary masterpiece: it is the wellspring of the
modern Persian language, a touchstone for
Iranian national consciousness and its
illustrations, in manuscripts of different eras,
are the inspiration for one of the world’s
greatest artistic traditions. Epic of the Persian
Kings combines revealing scholarship with
stunning, full-colour illustrations from the rich
manuscript tradition of the Shahnameh.
256 PAGES 271 X 218MM AUGUST 2010
9781848853324 HARDBACK £45.00
9781848856561 PAPERBACK £25.00
145 COLOUR
THE PALACE OF DARIUS AT SUSA
Jean Perrot
NEW
Long before the European Renaissance, while
the western world was languishing in what
was once called the ‘Dark Ages’, the Arab
world was ablaze with the knowledge,
invention and creativity of its Golden Age.
This is the story of how Islamic science, which
began with the translation of Greek
manuscripts into Arabic in eighth-century
Baghdad, preserved and enhanced the
knowledge
acquired
from
Greece,
Mesopotamia, India and China. Through the
astrologers,
physicians,
philosophers,
mathematicians and alchemists of the Muslim
world, this knowledge was carried from
Samarkand and Baghdad to Cordoba and
beyond, influencing western thinkers from
Thomas Aquinas and Copernicus and helping
to inspire the cultural phenomenon of the
Renaissance. John Freely tells this spellbinding
story against a background of the melting pot
of cultures involved and concludes with the
decline of Islam’s Golden Age.
256 PAGES 234 X 156MM NOVEMBER 2010
9781848854529 HARDBACK £18.99
MAP, 8 PP B&W PLATE SECTION
THE ASSYRIANS OF THE MIDDLE
EAST
Stepping into History
Eden Naby
NEW
The rapid expansion of the early Islamic
world is conventionally ascribed to a
combination of brilliant military leadership
and religious fervour. In this book, Abdulaziz
Duri demonstrates how the growth,
development and durability of early Islamic
governance derived from highly sophisticated
systems of administration (in which the idea
of a Muslim ummah was the central feature)
as well as efficient mechanisms for taxation
and tax collection. The fact that in a highly
dynamic period of Islamic history a seamless
system of administration could endure for
several centuries, from the early Muslim
conquests and the later Umayyad era to the
end of Abbasid rule, is testimony to the
political and organisational skills of these early
Muslim leaders. Duri’s work makes a major
contribution to our understanding of how
Islam established itself and flourished as a
lasting major force in the development of
world history.
192 PAGES 234 X 156MM NOVEMBER 2010
9781848850606 HARDBACK £40.00
CONTEMP.ARAB SCHOLARSHIP IN THE SOCIAL
SCIENCES,VOL. 7
THE MEDINA
Restoration and
Conservation of
Historic Islamic
Cities
Marcello Balbo (Ed.),
University of Venice
NEW
Darius I ruled an Empire stretching from the
Nile to the Indus valley, and was one of the
greatest of the ancient Persian kings. His
palace at Susa, first discovered in 1851, has
only recently been thoroughly excavated and
researched. This groundbreaking book
shows the magnificent architecture, a fusion
of Mesopotamian and Iranian, of one of
Persia’s most memorable monuments. Jean
Perrot, the world-renowned archaeologist,
and the foremost experts in the field, bring to
life the full story of this Achaemenid site.
Lavishly illustrated with over 500 images The
Palace of Darius at Susa is an in-depth study of
its history, discovery and archaeology, and is
of seminal importance to the study and
understanding of Ancient Persia.
544 PAGES 300 X 230MM APRIL 2011
9781848856219 HARDBACK £60.00
530 COLOUR & B&W
NEW
The Assyrians are the last substantial ethnic
group in the world to have preserved Aramaic
– the language spoken by Jesus and his
disciples – as its native language. To listen to
Aramaic is to catch the echoes of biblical
Palestine. A minority people with distinctive
cultural and religious, as well as linguistic,
traditions, the Assyrians have in the modern
era come under threat from the twin perils of
persecution and assimilation. Though
nowadays located mostly in Iraq and Syria,
this remarkable indigenous race – the
easternmost Christians of the Middle East –
were at one time numerically strong also in
Iran, before falling victim in the early 20th
century to Ottoman assault. The rise of
Islamic exclusivity – in Iran following the
Revolution of 1979, and in recent decades
elsewhere in the Middle East – has further
diminished the Assyrian communities, driving
them from their ancient homelands. Does
diaspora offer them rescue, or oblivion? Eden
Naby is the foremost scholar in English of the
venerable Assyrian heritage. This is the first
time that the story of the resilient Assyrians
has been told in its entirety.
200 PAGES 234 X 156MM APRIL 2011
9781848857568 HARDBACK £54.50
NEW
The rehabilitation of the historic cities of
Southern Mediterranean countries emerged
as a key issue some twenty-five years ago.Yet
despite this fact medinas still remain subject
to inescapable decay. The Medina brings
together a team of distinguished specialists to
address this pressing problem. They advocate
a unique approach, set against the backdrop of
the economic, social and urban development
that southern Mediterranean countries are
predicted to experience. The first part of the
book offers a general introduction to the
issues of the rehabilitation of historic cities in
the Mediterranean and offers medium term
scenarios focusing upon the socio-economic
conditions and spatial development in the
region.The second part of the book presents
a number of case studies. The book also
provides important material on the financial
instruments available for the rehabilitation of
medinas, a topic yet to be addressed in
existing works.
272 PAGES 234 X 156MM MAY 2011
9781848857131 HARDBACK £59.50
ILLUSTRATED
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This collection is exceptional
– History Today review of Ends of British Imperialism, see page 4
AN ATLAS OF ANCIENT
GEOGRAPHY, BIBLICAL AND
CLASSICAL
Maps of the Ancient
World
William Smith
NEW MAJOR WORK
Published to complement his Greek and
Roman dictionaries, An Atlas of Ancient
Geography, Biblical and Classical by Sir William
Smith is the rarest and most visually
compelling of the volumes. Produced to the
highest standard by the leading mapmaker of
the day, the maps – large-scale, small-scale,
historical, topographical, multiple city plans
and other insets – are clear, detailed,
intricately coloured works of art. The Atlas
provides the first complete set of maps of the
ancient world, both classical and biblical.A full
index of names and places, both ancient and
modern, accompanies each of the larger
maps. For each map there is also an
accompanying text, giving sources and
authorities for them.
240 PAGES 495 X 319MM DECEMBER 2010
978 1 84885 352 2 HARDBACK £295.00
FULL COLOUR MAPS AND PLANS
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COLLECTED WORKS OF GUY LE
STRANGE
The Medieval Islamic
World
Guy Le Strange
NEW MAJOR WORK
Guy le Strange (1854-1933) was an English
orientalist. A private scholar, he learnt Persian
and Arabic for pleasure. He studied under
Julius Mohl in Paris and made important
contributions to Islamic scholarship. He
established his reputation with his pioneering
work on the geography of the Holy Land,
Palestine Under the Moslems, where he made
available for the first time translations from
the medieval Arab historians and
geographers. The Medieval Islamic World set
brings together his major writings on the
historical geography of the Near and Middle
East and includes not only his major books
such as Palestine Under the Moslems, Baghdad
During the Abbasid Caliphate, and Lands of the
Eastern Caliphate but also includes a volume
devoted to his less familiar writings, such as
his translation of Ibn Serapion on the
waterways of Iraq and his translation of the
Farsnameh of Ibn al-Balkhia.
416, 624, 560, 480 PAGES 234 X 156MM SEPTEMBER 2011
9781848856707 HARDBACK £295.00
4 VOL SET
MIDDLE EAST 2010–2011
HISTORY / GENERAL
TUAREG SOCIETY WITHIN A
GLOBALIZED WORLD NEW
Saharan Life in Transition
Ines Kohl and Anja Fischer (Eds), Austraian
Academy of Sciences
The Tuareg are an ancient nomadic people
who follow Islam and have inhabited the
Sahara for millennia. In what ways have the
lives of the Tuareg changed, and what roles do
they have, in a modern and increasingly
globalised world? Here, leading scholars
explore the many facets of contemporary
Tuareg existence: from transnational identity
to international politics, from economy to
social structure, from music to beauty, from
mobility to slavery.A tribe able to move freely
across national borders, the Tuareg face the
risk of marginalisation by national and
international politics, and are left without
nationality or citizenship. At the same time,
the Tuareg are seen as a link between the
Arab and African worlds, and their familiarity
with the Sahara makes them a port of call for
African migrants traversing the desert to
reach Europe.This is the first comprehensive
study of the Tuareg today.
Contents:
Part
I: Theoretical
Frame; PartII:
Multidimensional changes: from past to
present; Part III: Global Aspects in Local
Fields.
320 PAGES 216 X 134MM AUGUST 2010
9781848853706 HARDBACK £56.50
TAURIS ACADEMIC STUDIES
LIBRARY OF MODERN MIDDLE EAST STUDIES,
VOL. 91
CHILDREN OF TIME
The Aga Khan and
the Ismailis
Malise Ruthven with
Gerard Wilkinson
NEW
From highland peasant farmers in Central Asia
to Canadian industrialists, South Asian
buisinessmen and Europe-based scholars, the
Nizari Ismailis are one of the Muslim world’s
most diverse Shi’a communities. The spiritual
leadership of this highly dynamic community
has in recent generations come to be known
as the ‘Aga Khan’. This book, which coincides
with the fiftieth anniversary of the present
Aga Khan’s succession as Imam, or spiritual
leader, of the Ismailis, assesses the
achievements of his ‘Imamat’ in modernising
the communities’ institutions and creating
one of the world’s leading development
agencies, the Aga Khan Development
Network. In the process the book explores
how the present Harvard-educated Aga Khan
has attempted to preserve and build on a
religious tradition rooted in medieval
theology while at the same time embracing
the modern world without loss of faith or
cultural identity.
408 PAGES 234 X 156MM APRIL 2011
9781845117221 HARDBACK £24.50
A JOURNEY IN THE FUTURE OF
WATER
Terje Tvedt, University of
Bergen
NEW
The future of water is the future of
humankind. How we manage this most
precious resource will have an impact on all of
us – from environmental issues and the
balance between rich and poor, to its role in
global power relations. It will define war and
peace and the destinies of countries and
continents. In an effort to better understand
the many aspects of water – cultural,
technological and political – the author
travelled to twenty-five countries around the
world, exploring key water issues and
developments with politicians, engineers and
ordinary people. A Journey in the Future of
Water presents the fruit of those travels.
Professor Tvedt bringing his unrivalled
experience to bear in an engaging, amusing
and informative narrative that reveals the
challenges we face in relation to our most
precious resource. Attractively illustrated, A
Journey in the Future of Water deals with one of
the most important topics on the
international agenda.
176 PAGES 216 X 134MM AUGUST 2011
9781848857445 HARDBACK £47.50
9781848857452 PAPERBACK £14.99
DEAD SEA LEVEL
Science, Exploration
and Imperial
Interests in the Near
East
Haim Goren, tel-Hai
Academic College, Israel
NEW
In the nineteenth century The Dead Sea and
the Tigris-Euphrates river system had great
political significance: the one as a possible
gateway for a Russian invasion of Egypt, the
other as a potentially faster route to India.
This is the traditional explanation for the
presence of the international powers in the
region. This important new book questions
this view. Through a study of two important
projects of the time – international efforts to
determine the exact level of the Dead Sea,
and Chesney’s Euphrates Expedition to find a
quicker route to India – Professor Goren
shows how other forces than the interests of
empire were involved. He reveals the
important role played by private individuals
and establishes a wealth of new connections
between the key players; and he reveals for
the first time an important Irish nexus. The
resulting work adds an important new
dimension to our existing understanding of
this period.
352 PAGES 234 X 156MM SEPTEMBER 2010
9781848854963 HARDBACK £59.50
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A fascinating and forgotten piece of Christian history – this book is an impressive achievement
– Church Times review of The Church of the East, see page 4
A HISTORY OF WATER, SERIES II,
VOLUME 2
From the Birth of
Agriculture to
Modern Times
Terje Tvedt University of
Bergen, and R. Coopey
(Eds)
NEW
This pioneering volume brings together
leading international scholars to provide new
insights into the changing relationship
between society and water over the
centuries. Drawing upon the latest research
findings the authors suggest new explanations
as to why some civilisations flourished whilst
yet others failed. Ranging from explorations
of classical agrarian civilisations – such as the
Indus, Angkor and Maya- to analyses of the
role of water in the modernisation process of
countries like Spain, Britain and Japan, this
important new work furthers our
understanding of the ways in which the key
relationship between humans and water has
given rise to new forms of social organisation,
new technologies and economic activities.
550 PAGES 234 X 156MM OCTOBER 2010
978 1 84885 350 8 HARDBACK £85.00
HISTORY OF WATER SERIES
ILLUSTRATED
HISTORY / GENERAL
A HISTORY OF WATER, SERIES II,
VOLUME 1
THE RIVER NILE IN THE
POST-COLONIAL AGE
Terje Tvedt University of Bergen, and Terje
Oestigaard
Terje Tvedt, University of Bergen
The Idea of Water, From Ancient
Societies to the Modern World
484 PAGES 234 X 156MM JUNE 2010
978 1 84511 980 5 HARDBACK £75.00
HISTORY OF WATER SERIES
ILLUSTRATED
Water and
Geopolitics in the
New World Order
Terje Tvedt, University
of Bergen, Graham
Chapman and Roar
Hagen
560 PAGES 234 X 156MM OCTOBER 2010
9781848853515 HARDBACK £85.00
30 B&W INTEGRATED & 40 LINE DRAWINGS
DIPLOMACY IN THE
EARLY ISLAMIC WORLD
A Tenth-century
Treatise on
Arab–Byzantine
Relations
T. Tvedt, University of Bergen, R. Coopey,
University of Aberystwyth, E. Jakobsson,
Stavanger University College & T. Ostigaard,
University of Bergen (Eds)
VOL. 1:WATER CONTROL AND RIVER BIOGRAPHIES
656 PAGES 234 X 156MM
978 1 85043 445 0 HARDBACK £85.00
VOL. 2:THE POLITICAL ECONOMY OF WATER
592 PAGES 234 X 156MM
978 1 85043 446 7 HARDBACK £85.00
VOL. 3:THE WORLD OF WATER
528 PAGES 234 X 156MM
978 1 85043 447 4 HARDBACK £85.00
234 X 156MM
3 VOL. SET
978 1 85043 593 8 HARDBACK £225.00
A HISTORY OF THE ARABIAN PENINSULA
Fahd al-Semmari (Ed.), King Abdulaziz
Foundation, Saudi Arabia
BRITAIN AND ARAB UNITY
A Documentary History from the
Treaty of Versailles to the End of World
War II
Younan Labib Rizk, formerly at Ain Shams
University, Cairo
272 PAGES 234 X 156MM 2009
978 1 84885 059 0 HARDBACK £40.00
CONTEMPORARY ARAB SCHOLARSHIP IN THE
SOCIAL SCIENCES
PUBLISHED IN ASSOCIATION WITH CAUS – CENTRE
OF ARAB UNITY STUDIES
BRITAIN’S FIRST
MUSLIMS
NEW
More than 2,000 years ago Pausanias, the
Greek geographer who travelled throughout
the Ancient world, declared that no city had
the right to call itself a city unless it had at its
centre an ornamental fountain. And Sextus
Julius Frontinus, the planner responsible for
providing Ancient Rome with its fresh water,
complained at the acclaim accorded the the
useless Egyptian pyramids and Greek temples
whilst the absolutely essential water
structures of Rome were disregarded. The
cultural and historical importance of water
are just two of the many aspect of water
explored in this unique three volume work.
Ranging from ancient times to the present day
all aspects – social, cultural, political, religious,
historical, economic and technological are
encompassed. The result is one of the most
complete and up to date accounts of the vital
role played by water in the history and
development of human civilization and its
continuing importance for the modern world.
304 PAGES 234 X 156MM 2009
978 1 84511 970 6 HARDBACK £59.50
12 INTEGRATED B&W ILLUSTRATIONS AND 20
TABLES
A HISTORY OF WATER
320 PAGES 234 X 156MM 2009
978 1 84511 688 0 HARDBACK £35.00
A HISTORY OF WATER, SERIES II,
VOLUME 3
Conflict and Co-Operation in the Nile
Basin Countries
Portrait of an Arab
Community
Fred Halliday, LSE
200 PAGES 216 X 134MM
JANUARY 2010
978 1 84885 299 0 PAPERBACK
£15.99
Maria Vaiou, Sabanci
University, Istanbul
288 PAGES 216 X 134MM JULY
2010
978 1 84511 652 1 HARDBACK £56.50
TAURIS ACADEMIC STUDIES
THE LAST OF THE CRUSADERS
The Knights of St
John and Malta in the
Eighteenth Century
Roderick Cavaliero
312 PAGES 198 X 126MM
978 1 84511 729 0 PAPERBACK £11.99
ILLUSTRATED
TAURIS PARKE PAPERBACKS
THE DOMINION OF THE ARABS
IN SPAIN MAJOR WORK
A History
J.A. Condé, New Introduction by Richard
Hitchcock
544:512:488 PAGES 234 X 156MM
978 1 84511 792 4 HARDBACK £250.00
TWO FAITHS, ONE BANNER
When Muslims Marched with
Christians Across Europe’s
Battlegrounds
Ian Almond
256 PAGES 234 X 156MM
978 1 84511 655 2 HARDBACK £19.50
ILLUSTRATED
ISLAM AND THE VICTORIANS
Nineteenth Century Perceptions of
Muslim Practices and Beliefs
Shahin Kuli Khan Khattak, Independent
Bureau of Humanitarian Issues, Islamabad
216 PAGES 216 X 134MM
978 1 84511 429 9 HARDBACK £49.50
LIBRARY OF MIDDLE EAST HISTORY VOL. 15
TAURIS ACADEMIC STUDIES
PROCONSUL TO THE MIDDLE EAST
Sir Percy Cox and the End of Empire
ENDS OF BRITISH IMPERIALISM
John Townsend
264 PAGES 234 X 156MM APRIL 2010
978 1 84885 134 4 HARDBACK £54.50
Wm Roger Louis, University of Texas,Austin
THE ALMOHADS
The Rise of an Islamic
Empire
The Scramble for Empire, Suez and
Decolonisation
1082 PAGES 228 X 151MM
978 1 84511 347 6 PAPERBACK £17.99
Allen J. Fromherz, Georgia
State University
288 PAGES 234 X 156MM MAY
2010
978 1 84511 651 4 HARDBACK
£56.50
LIBRARY OF MIDDLE EAST
HISTORY,VOL. 18
2 MAPS, 4 FIGURES, 3 TABLES
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This detailed, well-researched...account is uncompromising in its conclusions
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HISTORY / GENERAL
TEXTBOOK
TEXTBOOK
A HISTORY OF MIDDLE
EAST ECONOMIES IN
THE TWENTIETH
CENTURY
LOYALTY AND
LEADERSHIP IN AN
EARLY ISLAMIC SOCIETY
Roger Owen, Harvard
University & Sevket
Pamuk
328 PAGES 234 X 156MM
978 1 86064 275 3 HARDBACK £59.50
978 1 86064 276 0 PAPERBACK £17.99
TEXTBOOK
THE MIDDLE EAST IN
THE WORLD ECONOMY
1800–1914
Roger Owen, Harvard
University
408 PAGES 234 X 156MM
978 1 85043 658 4 PAPERBACK
£19.50
CAESAREA PHILIPPI
Banias,The Lost City of Pan
John Wilson, Pepperdine University
288 PAGES 2246 X 189MM
978 1 85043 440 5 HARDBACK £35.00
ILLUSTRATED
Roy P. Mottahedeh,
Harvard University
224 PAGES 216 X 134MM
978 1 86064 181 7 PAPERBACK
£16.99
TEXTBOOK
MUSLIM KINGSHIP
Abbas Amanat, Yale
4
University &
Magnus T. Bernhardsson,
University (Eds)
Hofstra
432 PAGES 234 X 156MM
978 1 86064 724 6 HARDBACK £56.50
THE CHURCH OF THE
EAST
An Illustrated History
of Assyrian
Christianity
Christoph Baumer;
Preface by His Holiness
Mar Dinkha IV, Patriarch
of the Apostolic Assyrian Church of the East
Maxime Rodinson,
translated by Roger
Veinus
320 PAGES 216 X 134MM
978 1 86064 609 6 PAPERBACK
£17.99
THE ASSASSIN LEGENDS
Myths of the Ismailis
Farhad Daftary, The
Institute of Ismaili Studies
224 PAGES 216 X 134MM
978 1 85043 705 5 HARDBACK
£56.50
978 1 85043 950 9 PAPERBACK
£14.99
A Framework for
Inquiry
R. Stephen Humphreys,
University of California,
Santa Barbara
416 PAGES 234 X 156MM
978 1 85043 360 6 PAPERBACK
£16.99
TEXTBOOK
A MODERN HISTORY OF
THE ISLAMIC WORLD
Reinhard Schulze,
University of Berne
408 PAGES 216 X 134MM
978 1 86064 340 8 HARDBACK
£56.50
978 1 86064 822 9 PAPERBACK
£19.50
224 PAGES 234 X 156MM
978 1 86064 816 8 HARDBACK £56.50
A VISION OF THE
MIDDLE EAST
An Intellectual
Biography of Albert
Hourani
Abdulaziz al-Sudairi,
Johns Hopkins University
256 PAGES 216 X 134MM
978 1 86064 581 5 HARDBACK £27.50
I.B.TAURIS IN ASSOCIATION WITH THE CENTRE FOR
LEBANESE STUDIES, OXFORD
MIDDLE EAST 2010–2011
EUROPE AND THE
MYSTIQUE OF ISLAM
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SOUTHERN SUDAN
An Annotated Bibliography
Terje Tvedt, University of Bergen
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WITHOUT GLORY IN ARABIA
ISLAMIC HISTORY
ARAB STORM
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Advanced Study, Berlin
Aziz Al-Azmeh, Institute of
THE ARAB WORLD FACING THE
CHALLENGE OF THE NEW MILLENNIUM
Alan Munro
Roger Owen, Harvard
University & Wm Roger
Louis, University of Texas,
Austin (Eds)
TEXTBOOK
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ILLUSTRATED
Politics and Diplomacy Behind the
Gulf War
The Middle East in
1958
Power and the Sacred
in Muslim, Christian
and Pagan Polities
IMAGINING THE END
Visions of Apocalypse
from the Ancient
Middle East to Modern
America
A REVOLUTIONARY YEAR
Henry T. Azzam, Jordinvest
ISLAM AND THE
RUSSIAN EMPIRE
Reform and
Revolution in Central
Asia
Helene Carrere
d’Encausse, Preface:
Maxime Rodinson
288 PAGES 234 X 156MM 2009
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The British Retreat from Aden
Peter Hinchcliffe, University of Edinburgh,
John T. Ducker, World Bank & Maria Holt,
University of Westminster
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THE MODERN MIDDLE
EAST
Albert Hourani, formerly
of St Antony’s, Oxford,
Philip Khoury, MIT & Mary
C. Wilson, University of
Massachusetts (Eds)
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POLITICS AND CURRENT AFFAIRS / GENERAL
IN THE LION’S DEN
Inside America’s Cold
War with Asad’s Syria
Andrew Tabler
LAST CHANCE
SHOCKED AND AWED
The Middle East in
the Balance
David Gardner
How the War on
Terror and Jihad have
Changed the English
Language
Fred Halliday
NEW
NEW IN PAPERBACK
Vast, inscrutable, unpredictable, Syria has
traditionally been the toughest nut to crack in
the Middle East peace process.After 9/11 and
Damascus’ opposition to the War in Iraq,
Washington decided it had had enough, and
began a quiet campaign against Asad’s regime.
There were no western journalists or
academics based in Damascus during this
period – except for Andrew Tabler. In the Lion’s
Den tells the unique story of the war no-one
knew about as seen from the inside.As Tabler
negotiates his way through the labyrinth of
Syrian politics, where nothing is at it seems,
and no-one says what they mean, we learn
how the country works, and how the
signature events in Washington’s attempts to
create a ‘New Middle East’ – sanctions,
meetings with opposition groups, support for
Israel’s 2006 bombing campaign in Lebanon –
played out in the corridors of power in
Damascus. Part expose, part vivid narrative
account, In the Lion’s Den is an essential
introduction to modern Syria.
In this new, updated edition of his debatechanging and critically acclaimed book, David
Gardner surveys the modern Middle East,
probing with acerbic wit and insight in to the
history of each of the major countries and
teasing out explanations for their
dysfunctional political development. Skipping
deftly from the religious schools of Southern
Iraq to the prisons of Mubarak’s Egypt, from
the opulent palaces of Saudi Arabia to the
Hezbollah bunkers of Lebanon, Gardner
builds up a compelling portrait of the region,
and argues persuasively that it is the west’s
continued connivance with tyrants that is
largely responsible for making it a byword for
conflict and terrorism.
BLOGISTAN
ACROSS THE WALL
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The Internet and
Politics in Iran
Annabelle Sreberny,
SOAS and Gholam
Khiabany, University of
Westminster
NEW
The Islamic Republic of Iran – of all places –
has become a hub of cyber activity. It has an
estimated 700,000 bloggers. The Internet is
celebrated as an agent of social change in
countries like Iran, where censorship is
prevalent, but most literature on the subject
has struggled to grasp what this new
phenomenon actually means. In what ways
does the Internet function differently to print
culture? Are we seeing the construction of a
new kind of public sphere? Will the Iranian
blogosphere create a culture of dissidence,
which eventually overpowers the Islamist
regime? In this groundbreaking work, the
authors give a flavour of contemporary
Internet culture in Iran, and analyse how this
new form of communication is affecting the
social and political life of the country.
Blogistan offers a new reading of Iranian
politics, and a new conceptual framework for
understanding the politics of the Internet,
with major implications for China, the wider
Middle East and beyond.
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NEW
Far more than just a military conflict, the ‘War
on Terror’ has been a struggle over values and
meanings, a desperate contest for hearts and
minds in which language has become the
battlefield. In this highly original book, Fred
Halliday takes us on a tour of this new warzone, its artillery and trenches, minefields and
booby-traps. Drawing on years of painstaking
collation, Halliday shows how the ‘War on
Terror’ has brought us not just new words,
such as ‘Gitmo’, and new imports, such as
‘jihad’, but also new ways of using existing
language, such as ‘extraordinary rendition’.
Scanning the pock-marked semantic
landscape of the post 9/11 world, he uncovers
hidden twists of phrasing and word
associations, which in themselves tell a story
about the violent clash of ideologies that has
marked the opening of the 21st century. Part
indispensable reference, part polemic, part
entertaining snapshot of our times, Shocked
and Awed is a bristling arsenal of the 21st
century’s most potent weapons: words.
320 PAGES 216 X 134MM SEPTEMBER 2010
9781848850316 PAPERBACK £12.99
Narratives of IsraeliPalestinian History
Ilan Pappé, University of
Exeter and Jamil Hilal,
Palestinian Institution
for the Study of
Democracy in Ramallah
(Eds)
NEW
Across the Wall arose from a unique
collaboration between scholars from Israel
and the Palestinian territories, seeking to
arrive at a shared framework for studying the
history of this troubled land. Ilan Pappe and
Jamil Hilal, among the top academics in Israel
and Palestine respectively, brought historians
from both sides of the wall together for
dialogue on history, identity, and the meaning
of the conflict. In the volume, they argue
persuasively for the concept of a ‘bridging
narrative’, a historiographical discourse which
can accommodate seemingly incompatible
national meta-narratives. Proceeding from this
innovative theoretical framework, Across the
Wall then goes on to offer critical
examinations of some of the most contested
issues in the history of the Israeli-Palestinian
conflict: the 1948 ‘Nakba’, the 1967 war, the
occupation, and the formation of the PLO.
The result is a radical new take on the history
of Israel/Palestine.
PALESTINIANS IN LEBANON
Long-term
Displacement and
Refugee Coping
Mechanisms
Rebecca Roberts
NEW
Palestinian refugees in Lebanon refer to
themselves as ‘the forgotten people’. Sixty
years on, tens of thousands still live in
temporary shelters, in overcrowded
unsanitary camps where unemployment and
poverty levels are high. Denied basic human
rights, they are neglected by the humanitarian
community, ignored by the international
media. This pioneering book explores the
experiences of the oldest and largest single
refugee group in the world. Drawing upon
comprehensive research in the twelve official
refugee camps in Lebanon, the author
examines the impact of protracted refugee
status on the coping mechanisms developed
by refugees. Palestinians in Lebanon provides a
long overdue account of one of the most
neglected refugee communities in the world.
256 PAGES 234 X 156MM SEPTEMBER 2010
9781845119713 HARDBACK £54.50
INT. LIB. OF POST-WAR RECONSTRUCTION &
DEVELOPMENT,VOL. 4
480 PAGES 216 X 134MM AUGUST 2010
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POLITICS AND CURRENT AFFAIRS / GENERAL
STABILITY AND CHANGE IN THE
MODERN MIDDLE EAST
Kjetil Selvik, University
of Oslo and Stig
Stenslie, Norwegian
Defence Staff
NEW
In this ground-breaking book, aimed at a new
generation of students, Stig Stenslie and Kjetil
Selvik provide a new introduction to the
contemporary Middle East, using topical
questions about stability and change as a way
of interrogating the politics, economics and
history of the region. How have regimes from
North Africa to the Gulf perpetuated
themselves in spite of the weakness of the
western-style state, the Islamist trend, and the
destabilising effects of war and terrorism?
What strategies have states used to control
their societies, and how have both states and
societies adapted over time? Both an
accessible reference resource and a thoughtprovoking analysis, Stability and Change in the
Modern Middle East introduces the key
theoretical concepts for understanding the
region and the freshest thinking on debates
surrounding them, and brings the empirical
material into sharp focus through its unique
thematic approach.
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3 MAPS
BEYOND ISLAM
A New
Understanding of the
Middle East
Sami Zubaida, Birkbeck
College, University of
London
NEW
In this magisterial work, Sami Zubaida draws
on a distinguished career’s worth of
experience trying to understand the region
to address the fundamental question in
Middle East studies: what is the Middle East?
He argues, controversially, that to see it
through the prism of Islam, as it is
conventionally viewed, is to completely
misunderstand it. Many of what we think of as
the ‘Islamic’ characteristics of the region are
products of culture and society, not religion.
To think of Islam itself as an essential, antimodern force in the region rather than
something shaped by specific historicaleconomic processes is, Zubaida argues, a
mistake. Instead, he offers us an alternative
view of the region, its historic
cosmopolitanism, its religious and cultural
diversity, its rapid adoption of new media
cultures, which reveals a multi-faceted and
complex region teeming with multiple
identities.
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VOL. 84
MIDDLE EAST 2010–2011
SHI’I ISLAM AND IDENTITY NEW
Religion, Politics and Change in the
Global Muslim Community
ARAB CULTURAL STUDIES
Mapping the Field
Lloyd Ridgeon, University of Glasgow
The contemporary world is increasingly
regarded as a global community in which
traditional patterns of social organisation,
faith and practice are rapidly being
transformed. These changes are evident in
many religious traditions, and Shi’i Islam is no
exception. This book seeks to investigate the
nature of contemporary Shi’ism, focusing on
the creation of identities – showing the
diversity of thought within the Shi’i world, the
transnational nature of Shi’i networks, and the
forces of tradition and modernity influencing
current developments in Shi’i identity.
Contents:
Introduction; The
Construction
of
Nationalistic and Shi’i Identities in Iranian
Schoolbooks; Iranian Identity in the West: A
Discursive Approach; Emotion and SelfControl: A Framework for Analysis of Shi’i
Mourning Rituals; The Sadrists between
Mahdism, Neo-Akhbarism and Usuli
Orthodoxy: Examples from Southern Iraq;
Islamism among the Shi’a of Afghanistan: From
Social Revolution to Identity-Building;
Contested Post-Ottoman Alevi and Bektashi
Identities and their Shi’a Component; The
Africanisation of ‘Ashura in Senegal; The alKhoei Foundation and the Transnational
Institutionalisation of Ayatullah al-Khu’i’s
marja’iyya; Are the Alevis Shi’i?; European
Islam in the Iranian Ittihadiyeh
288 PAGES 216 X 134MM NOVEMBER 2011
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RESET MIDDLE EAST
Old Friends and New
Alliances: Saudi
Arabia, Israel,Turkey,
Iran
Stephen Kinzer
NEW
Peace and democracy in the Middle East have
been the aim of world leaders for
generations, yet the US, UK or their closest
allies in the region have been behind nearly
every war in the Middle East in the last
century. How did the West get everything so
wrong? In this concise and readable book
Stephen Kinzer takes the reader on a tour of
modern Middle Eastern history, highlighting
the errors, alliances and betrayals all acted
out for what was shortsightedly seen as being
in the interest of Western states. His insight
and historical knowledge culminate in the
startling conclusion that the US has allied
with the wrong Middle Eastern states. Rather
than Israel and Saudi Arabia,America’s natural
allies are Iran and Turkey.
264 PAGES 216 X 134MM OCTOBER 2010
9781848857650 PAPERBACK £9.99
Tarik Sabry (Ed.),
University of
Westminster
NEW
Arab Cultural Studies is a fast emerging field
of research and study in Middle East and
western universities. In this book, prominent
scholars, writing from both Arab and western
academia, discuss for the first time the ways in
which this nascent area can be conceptualised
and theorised. They provide a meta-narrative
about how scholars have thus far thought and
unthought the field, engaging with key
complex, epistemic and methodological
questions. At the same time they are
articulating the new kinds of language and
hermeneutics necessary in order to
appropriate an historically conscious and
coherent field of scientific enquiry into
contemporary Arab media, culture and
society. The book throughout reflects on and
engages in an interdisciplinary discussion on
the different facets of Arab cultural studies,
including gender, economy, epistemology,
language, method, politics, literary and cultural
criticism and much more.
256 PAGES 216 X 134MM MARCH 2011
9781848855588 HARDBACK £51.50
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CONSTRUCTING POLITICAL
ISLAM AS THE NEW OTHER NEW
America and its Post-War on Terror
Politics
Corinna Mullin, Richmond American
International University in London
Why did political Islam so readily occupy the
position of enemy ‘other’ for the United
States in the context of what the American
political leadership of the time labelled the
‘War on Terror’? In a wide-ranging analysis of
the historical and ideological roots of U.S.
discourse on political Islam, Corinna Mullin
examines the ways in which this new ‘other’
came to perform both an identityconstructing role for Americans and a
politically expedient, rhetorical justification
for mainstream U.S. political thought and
action concerning the Muslim world.
Contents:
Introduction;
Deconstructing
the
International Relations Meta-Narrative:
Creating Space for Theorizing on Political
Islam; The Impact of the ‘Modern Rationalist’
Approach on the Study of Political Islam; A
Brief History of the Development of
‘American Orientalism’; Construction of the
‘Savage’ Islamist Other in the ‘War on Terror’
Discourse; Construction of the Innocent
‘Victim’ and Angel ‘Savior’ in the ‘War on
Terror’ Discourse; Conclusion: Critical
Reflection and Dialogue: A New Approach to
Understanding Political Islam and Avoiding the
Proverbial ‘Clash of Civilisations’.
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Subtle, faultlessly researched, wide-ranging, balanced and well written
– Daily Telegraph review of Ahmadinejad, see page 10
POLITICS AND CURRENT AFFAIRS / GENERAL
CULTURAL ENCOUNTERS IN THE
ARAB WORLD
On Media, the
Modern and the
Everyday
Tarik Sabry, University
of Westminster
NEW
In this groundbreaking book, Tarik Sabry is
seeking out the terrain for best understanding
the experience of being modern in
transitional societies. He adopts a dynamic,
ethnographically based approach to the
meanings of ‘modernness’ in the Arab context
and, within a relational framework, focuses on
structures of thought, everydayness and selfreferentiality to explore the process of
building a bridge that rejoins the ‘modern’ in
Arab thought with the ‘modern’ in Arab lived
experience. In bringing together modernity as
a philosophical category with the bridging
spaces of Arab everyday life, Sabry is offering
fresh methods of comprehending the
question of what it means to be modern in
the Arab world today.
256 PAGES 216 X 134MM SEPTEMBER 2010
9781848853591 HARDBACK £42.50
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VOL. 89
THE NEW ARAB JOURNALIST
Mission and Identity
in a Time of Turmoil
Lawrence Pintak,
Washington State
University
NEW
The Arab media is in the midst of a
revolution. It is an upheaval that will impact
on questions of war and peace in the Middle
East, political and societal reform, and
relations between the West and the Arab
World. This innovative book breaks through
the stereotypes about Arab journalists to
reveal the fascinating and complex reality
–and what it means for the rest of us.
Drawing on the first broad cross-border
survey of Arab journalists, first-person
interviews with scores of reporters and
editors, and his three decades’ experience
reporting from the Middle East, Lawrence
Pintak examines how these journalists see
themselves and their mission at this critical
time in the evolution of the Arab media. He
examines how the arrival of Al Jazeera sent
shock waves across the Arab media
landscape; how hundreds of Arab satellite
channels, newspapers, magazines, and
crusading bloggers now operate, and how
journalists are under siege as governments
fight to manage their message.
288 PAGES 216 X 134MM DECEMBER 2010
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VOL. 85
THE POLITICS AND PRACTICES
OF CULTURAL HERITAGE IN THE
MIDDLE EAST NEW
INTELLECTUALS AND CIVIL
SOCIETY IN THE MIDDLE EAST
Irene Maffi, University of Lausanne, and
Rami Daher, German-Jordan University,
Amman (Eds)
Pittsburgh
Positioning the Material Past in
Contemporary Societies
During the nineteenth century, cultural
heritage became a dominant feature of the
political ideology of the European states and
of their colonies. The set of concepts and
practices defining cultural heritage were
exported to, and imposed over, the colonized
populations in North Africa and the Near
East. Here, expert scholars come together to
unravel the complex processes involved in the
definition, production and consumption of
heritage and its material culture in the Middle
East, and the dynamics of the key actors
involved: NGOs, institutions, donor agencies,
specialists, investors, individuals, families and
the public.
Contents:
Introduction; I. Historical Premises; II. Arab
Landscapes of Heritage; III. Local Actors and
International Fluxes in the Heritage Domain;
Notable Families and Urban Heritage
Activists as Emergent Local Actors;
Conclusion: The Destiny of a Western
Paradigm in the Arab World.
320 PAGES 216 X 134MM FEBRUARY 2011
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RELIGIOUS MINORITIES OF THE
MODERN MIDDLE EAST
A Complete Survey
of Non-Muslim
Communities
Erica C.D. Hunter, SOAS
NEW
The subject of Islam increasingly attracts
global attention. This is to the degree that
Middle Eastern commentators sometimes
seem to assume that the region, despite wellknown Shia-Sunni distinctions, is almost
homogeneously Muslim. But non-Muslim
communities have, for many centuries, played
a vital and significant role in the area’s rich
religious and cultural fabric, and deserve
proper assessment in their own right. This
timely book offers a lively and comprehensive
survey of all the religious communities, other
than the Muslim majorities, who inhabit the
Middle East today. Separate chapters discuss
the history and beliefs of the Alevis, Baha’i,
Christians, Druze, Jews, Mandaeans,
Samaritans, Yezidis and Zoroastrians,
highlighting the unique identity and fascinating
character of each tradition. Scholars of
international repute explore the current
position of these communities, and their
relationships to their neighbours.
304 PAGES 216 X 134MM MARCH 2011
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1 MAP
Liberalism, Modernity and Political
Discourse
NEW
Mohammed A.Bamyeh (Ed.), University of
What is the nature of intellectual activity in
the Middle East, and what is its role in politics
and society? While much scholarly attention
has been given to the intelligentsia in the
West, a comprehensive analysis of the social
role of intellectuals in the Middle East has
until now been lacking.
Contents:
Introduction; The Social Dynamism and the
Organic Intellectual; Part 1: Intellectuals as
Modern Vanguard; Nazik al-‘Abid and the Nur
al-Fayha’ Society: Independent Modernity,
Colonial Threat and the Space of Women ;
Edification Between Sect and Nation: Murad
Farag and al-Tahdhib 1901-03; The Public
Intellectual and the Secret Society: AlKawakibi and his Legacy; Part II: Intellectuals
as defenders of Heritage; The ‘Alim as Public
Intellectual: Abd al-Ghani al-Nabulusi as a
Scholar-Activist; Founders of Islam in
Republican Turkey: Kısakürek and Topçu;
Islamist Intellectuals and Women in Turkey;
Part III: Intellectuals as Migrants; Leading Arab
Intellectuals in the West: the Cases of
Mohamed Arkoun and Edward Said; Some
Distinctive Features of Mahjar Arab
Intellectuals: On Hisham Sharabi and Halim
Barakat; Conclusion.
320 PAGES 216 X 134MM DECEMBER 2010
9781848856288 HARDBACK £59.50
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INDIA NEW
Memory and Dynastic Politics in Early
Modern Central Asia
Lisa Balabanlilar, Rice University,Texas
Having monopolized Central Asian politics
and culture for over a century, the Timurid
ruling elite was forced from its ancestral
homeland in Transoxiana at the turn of the
sixteenth century by an invading Uzbek tribal
confederation. The Timurids travelled south:
establishing themselves as the new rulers of a
region
roughly
comprising
modern
Afghanistan, Pakistan and northern India, and
founding what would become the Mughal
Empire (1526-1857).The last survivors of the
House of Timur, the Mughals drew invaluable
political capital from their lineage, which was
recognized for its charismatic genealogy and
court culture – the features of which are
examined here.
Contents:
Introduction: Central Asian Empire – Identity
and Legacy; Part 1: The Development of an
Imperial Court Culture in Mughal India: 1.The
Development of a Dynastic Memory; 2. The
Timurid-Mughal Landscape and Peripatetic
Royal Court; Part 2: The Inheritance of
Traditional Models of Behaviour within the
Timurid-Mughal Family; 1.Women in TimuridMughal Dynastic Politics; 2. Princes and the
Imperial Secession; Conclusion: The Timurid
Kings of India
256 PAGES 216 X 134MM MAY 2011
9781848857261 HARDBACK £54.50
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wide-ranging and provocative new book
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POLITICS AND CURRENT AFFAIRS / GENERAL
THE FORMATION OF ARAB
REASON
Text,Tradition and
the Construction of
Modernity in the
Arab World
Mohammed Abed alJabri, University of
Rabat
NEW
Since the earliest period of Islamic history,
Arab thought has been dominated by a
reverence for tradition and textual analysis. In
this groundbreaking work, the great
contemporary Arab philosopher Mohammed
Abed Al-Jabiri seeks to chart a route towards
modernity via the proposition that respect
for textualism and tradition are not
inconsistent with rationalism and that both
history and philosophy are key to the
evolution of knowledge systems and ways of
reasoning in Arab culture.This book has been
an enormous influence within the Arab world
on the ‘Islam and Modernity’ discourse. It is
published here for the first time in English and
provides a fascinating insight into the currents
of contemporary Arab thought.
320 PAGES 324 X 156MM AUGUST 2010
9781848850613 HARDBACK £54.50
CONTEMP.ARAB SCHOLARSHIP IN THE SOCIAL
SCIENCES,VOL. 5
8
REFUGEE STATUS IN ISLAM
Tamar Ashuri, Sapir Academic College,
What are the views, principles and regulations
of the Islamic tradition concerning refugee
status? Are there any similarities between the
Islamic tradition relating to the laws of aman
(safe conduct) and the 1951 Geneva
Convention relating to the status of refugees?
In this book,Arafat Shoukri delves into fifteen
centuries of Arab and Islamic history
examining hundreds of ancient sources to
establish Islam’s position on refugees. This is
the first examination of the 1951 Geneva
Convention on refugees from an Islamic
perspective. In adopting this approach,
Shoukri is able to compare and contrast the
principles of international law with those of
the Islamic tradition.
Producing Shared Memory and
National Identity in the Global
Television Era
Ashkelon
Here Ashuri provides a groundbreaking study
of the changes in the television industry
through the vantage point of an illuminating
mode of television production, international
co-productions. Enriching political economy
studies of media by exploring the cultural
negotiations at the heart of television
production process, and highlighting the
economic processes that underlie the
contested constructions of national histories.
Contents:
Introduction; Chapter 1: ‘The Television
Documentary’ and the Representation of
National Identity and Shared Memory;
Chapter 2: Television, Nationalism, and
Globalization; Chapter 3: Co-Producing
Television Programmes; Chapter 4: The
Cultural Economy of ‘Televised History’
through the Lenses of ‘The Fifty Year War:
Israel and the Arabs’ Pre-production; Chapter
5: Editing Nation and Culture: the Three Final
Cuts; Chapter 6:TV ‘Tension’: Globalization vs.
Nationalism and Shared vs. Cosmopolitan
Memory
in
Co-Produced Television
Documentaries; Conclusion.
PERCEPTIONS OF ISLAM IN
EUROPE NEW
Ghoncheh Tazmini
Hakan Yilmaz, Bogaziçi University,Turkey
and Çagla E. Aykaç, Ecole des Hautes
The Russian Revolutions of 1917 and the
Iranian Revolution of 1979 are two examples
of dramatic, sudden and extraordinary
political upheaval that significantly altered the
nature of the state and society in the modern
age. Here, Ghoncheh Tazmini provides an
unprecedented comparative study of these
two major revolutions of the twentieth
century, which although removed from each
other both spatially and temporally, have
striking similarities.
Contents:
Chapter 1: Revolution and Modernisation:The
Theoretical Context; Chapter 2: Historical
Patterns of Modernisation from Above;
Chapter 3: Modernising Romanov Russia and
Pahlavi Iran; Chapter 4: Preserving the Russian
Autocrat and the Iranian Despot; Chapter 5:
The Revolutionary Movement and Moment;
Chapter 6: Post-revolutionary Modernisation:
Alternative Modernities; Chapter 7:
Transcending the Modernisation Dilemma;
288 PAGES 216 X 134MM DECEMBER 2010
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Arafat Shoukri, Palestinian Return Centre
Contents:
Chapter 1: The jiwar in the jahiliyya; Chapter
2: Jiwar in the Islamic Tradition in the Meccan
period; Chapter 3:Aman (safe conduct) in the
Islamic Tradition; Chapter 4:The 1951 Geneva
Convention relating to the Status of refugees
in the light of the Islamic tradition.
288 PAGES 216 X 134MM OCTOBER 2010
9781848853904 HARDBACK £56.60
TAURIS ACADEMIC STUDIES
INTERNATIONAL LIBRARY OF MIGRATION STUDIES,
VOL. 7
VOICES OF JIHAD
Culture, Identity and the Muslim
‘Other’
New Writings on
Radical Islam
Études en Sciences Sociales, Paris (Eds)
Stratfor geopolitical
analysts
With the perceived gap between Islam and
Europe widening, leading scholars in this work
come together to provide genuine and
realistic analyses about perceptions of Islam in
the West.
Contents:
Theoretical Essays: Islam and European
Modernity in Historical Perspective: Towards
a Cosmopolitan Perspective; Rethinking
Gender Roles in Europe through Encounters
with Islam; Islam: Western Modes of Use and
Abuse; Constructions of European Identity in
Relation to the Muslim ‘Other’ during the Age
of Globalisation; Europeanization and deEuropeanization of Islam; Case Studies: Islam
and the European Union: Exploring the Issue
of Discrimination; From Polish Muslims to
Muslims in Poland: There and Back; Imagining
Islam: European Encounters with the Muslim
World through the Lens of German
Textbooks; Teaching Integration: Shifting
Notions of the Place of Religion in the Public
Sphere in the Netherlands; Institutionalization
of Islam in France: the Case of the French
Council of Muslim Worship; Institutionalizing
British and Italian Islam:Attitudes and Policies;
Transformations of Islamism and Changing
Perceptions of Europe in Turkey.
288 PAGES 234 X 156MM NOVEMBER 2011
9781848851641 HARDBACK £56.50
TAURIS ACADEMIC STUDIES
LIBRARY OF MODERN RELIGION,VOL. 14
MIDDLE EAST 2010–2011
Concepts of Protection in Islamic
Tradition and International Law
272 PAGES 216 X 134MM AUGUST 2010
9781845118143 HARDBACK £56.50
TAURIS ACADEMIC STUDIES
LIBRARY OF MODERN MIDDLE EAST STUDIES,
VOL. 73
REVOLUTION AND REFORM IN
RUSSIA AND IRAN NEW
Modernisation and Politics in
Revolutionary States
NEW
THE ARAB-ISRAELI CONFLICT IN
THE MEDIA NEW
Kamran Bokhari,
NEW
The twenty-first century has seen an
unprecedented radicalisation of Muslims
across the world. In some cases, this has led
to terror and violence.Yet as the west pours
huge military resources into the ‘war on
terror’, we still know very little about the
ideology which drives the terrorists. Now, for
the first time, Kamran Bokhari has made it
possible to hear and to digest today’s militant
Islam in its own words. Bokhari’s carefully
contextualised selection introduces us to
radical Islamist thinking on a range of issues
such as their perception of Western concepts
of democracy, their scepticism towards the
Middle East peace process and how to deal
with the west. For anyone who wants to
understand
the
phenomenon
of
contemporary militant Islam, or who wants to
know what motivates terrorist thinking, this
book is essential reading.
256 PAGES 216 X 134MM APRIL 2011
9781845111304 HARDBACK £42.50
9781845111311 PAPERBACK £12.99
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VOL. 53
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Well researched, well written, impeccably sourced and balanced, accurate, reliable and above all, amazingly clear and comprehensible
– The Times review of Frontline Pakistan, see page 11
POLITICS AND CURRENT AFFAIRS / GENERAL
ISLAMIST RADICALISATION IN
EUROPE AND THE MIDDLE
EAST NEW
Reassessing the Causes of Terrorism
George Joffé (Ed.), Cambridge University
Are today’s radicals tomorrow’s extremists?
Are adherents to Islamism necessarily
extremist or violent? Most analyses of
violence emanating from the Middle East or
from Europe’s Muslim communities tend to
assume that this is the case. Not so in this
book. Instead, with a wide-ranging and caseby-case approach, it seeks to look beyond
these assumptions, examining the specific
contexts of radicalism and asking what
creates the conditions for radicalisation.
Contents:
Chapter One: Introduction; Chapter Two:
Methodological Issues; Chapter Three: Islam
and Radicalism; Chapter Four: Muslims in the
UK; Chapter Five: Muslims in the UK (Literary
Analysis); Chapter Six: Radicalism in Literary
Terms (Pakistan); Chapter Seven: Radicalism
in Iraq; Chapter Eight: Kurdish Radicalisation
in Turkey; Chapter Nine: Radicalisation in
Egypt; Chapter Ten: Radicalisation in Palestine;
Chapter Eleven: Radicalisation in Israel;
Chapter Twelve: Radicalism in Lebanon;
Chapter Thirteen: Radicalism in the Gulf;
Chapter Fourteen: Radicals in Yemen; Chapter
Fifteen: Radicalisation in Iran.
320 PAGES 216 X 134MM MAY 2011
9781848854802 HARDBACK £59.50
TAURIS ACADEMIC STUDIES
LIBRARY OF INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS,VOL. 51
ISLAM, ORIENTALISM AND
INTELLECTUAL HISTORY NEW
Modernity and the Politics of Exclusion
since Ibn Khaldun
Mohammad R. Salama, San Francisco State
University
As the events and aftermath of 9/11 have
shown, the relationship between Islam and
the West is deeply troubled. Here Mohammad
Salama calls for a new understanding of Islam
as a historical condition that has existed in
relationship to the West since the seventh
century. Focusing on Ibn Khaldun, the
complexities of orientalism and modernity,
and recent European as well as Arab writings
on these themes, this book is essential for all
those interested in Islamic and Middle Eastern
studies, Western and Islamic philosophies of
history, and modernity.
Contents:
Introduction;1. History and Fiction, Or, How
the Writing of History Became a Discourse of
Conquest; 2. European Modernity and the
Relocation of Islam in History; 3. The
Emergence of the Arab as a Historical
Category in the Eighteenth-Century
European Imagination; 4. How did Islam make
it into Hegel’s Philosophy of World History?;
5. Colonization and its Discontents:
Conquering the Islamic Other; 6. Postcolonial
Battles over Ibn Khaldun: Intellectual History
between Arab Nationalism and Western
Ethnocentrism; Epilogue: Historicizing the
Global, Politicizing Islam, Giving Violence a
New Name;
288 PAGES 216 X 134MM FEBRUARY 2011
9781848850057 HARDBACK £54.50
TAURIS ACADEMIC STUDIES
LIBRARY OF MIDDLE EAST HISTORY,VOL. 22
FUNDAMENTALISM IN THE
MODERN WORLD VOL 1 NEW
Fundamentalism, Politics and History:
The State, Globalisation and Political
Ideologies
Ulrika Mårtensson, Jennifer Bailey, Priscilla
Ringrose and Asbjørn Dyrendal (Eds) all at
Norwegian University of Science and
Technology,Trondheim
CONTESTED SOVEREIGNTIES
Government and Democracy in Middle
Eastern and European Perspectives
Elisabeth Özdalga and Sune Persson
234 PAGES 275 X 172MM
9789197881302 PAPERBACK £22.50
4 FIGURES AND 2 TABLES
SWEDISH RESEARCH INSTITUTE IN ISTANBUL
DEFEAT
Why They Lost Iraq
Jonathan Steele, Foreign
How does religious fundamentalism operate
in modern global society? This two-volume
series analyses the dynamics of
fundamentalism and its relationship to the
modern state, the public sphere and
globalisation. In this first volume,
fundamentalism is approached from the
perspective of state and community building,
ideology and practices within the context of
global society, and the ways in which
fundamentalism is intertwined with issues of
politics, state power, democracy,
globalisation, political activism and political
ideology.This is an important study of an
increasingly significant and controversial
aspect of modern society.
Correspondent for The
Guardian
320 PAGES 198 X 129MM 2009
978 1 84885 077 4 PAPERBACK
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OPIUM
Uncovering the Politics
of the Poppy
Pierre-Arnaud Chouvy,
CNRS
264 PAGES 234 X 156MM 2009
978 1 84511 973 7 HARDBACK
£19.50
Contents
Part 1: State and Nation Formation; Part 2:
Practices and Ideologies
320 PAGES 216 X 134MM OCTOBER 2010
9781848853300 HARDBACK £59.50
TAURIS ACADEMIC STUDIES
INTERNATIONAL LIBRARY OF POLITICAL STUDIES,
VOL. 44
DARK CRUSADE
Christian Zionism and
US Foreign Policy
Clifford A. Kiracofe, Jr,
Washington and Lee
University
272 PAGES 234 X 156MM 2009
978 1 84511 754 2 HARDBACK
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INTERNATIONAL LIBRARY OF POLITICAL STUDIES,
VOL. 31
FUNDAMENTALISM IN THE
MODERN WORLD VOL 2 NEW
CRADLE OF ISLAM
The Hijaz and the
Quest for Identity in
Saudi Arabia
Mai Yamani, Royal
Institute of International
Affairs
Fundamentalism and Communication:
Culture, Media and the Public Sphere
Ulrika Mårtensson, Jennifer Bailey, Priscilla
Ringrose and Asbjørn Dyrendal (Eds), all at
Norwegian University of Science and
Technology,Trondheim
How does religious fundamentalism operate
in modern global society? This two-volume
series analyses the dynamics of
fundamentalism and its relationship to the
modern state, the public sphere and
globalisation.This second volume explores
the links between fundamentalism and
communication: the rise of fundamentalism
as a mass media phenomenon,
fundamentalist communication in the public
sphere, national cultural identities and the
rise of a ‘global society’.
Contents
Part 1: Formatting the Public Sphere; Part 2:
Formatting Religion
248 PAGES 234 X 156MM 2009
978 1 84511 824 2 PAPERBACK
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NARRATING ISLAM
Interpretations of the Muslim World in
European Texts
Gerdien Jonker and Shiraz Thobani, Institute
of Ismaili Studies, London (Eds)
304 PAGES 216 X 134MM JANUARY 2010
978 1 84511 978 2 HARDBACK £56.50
20 INTEGRATED B&W ILLUSTRATIONS
LIBRARY OF MODERN MIDDLE EAST STUDIES,
VOL. 80
TAURIS ACADEMIC STUDIES
ISLAM AND
POLITICAL
VIOLENCE
328 PAGES 216 X 134MM OCTOBER 2010
9781848853317 HARDBACK £59.50
TAURIS ACADEMIC STUDIES
INTERNATIONAL LIBRARY OF POLITICAL STUDIES,
VOL. 45
FUNDAMENTALISM IN THE
MODERN WORLD 2 VOLUME SET
Ulrika Mårtensson, Jennifer Bailey, Priscilla
Ringrose & Asbjørn Dyrendal
320 PAGES 216 X 134MM OCTOBER 2010
9781848856288 HARDBACK £59.50
TAURIS ACADEMIC STUDIES
Muslim Diaspora and
Radicalism in the West
Shahram Akbarzadeh,
University
University of Melbourne
and Fethi Mansouri, Deakin
272 PAGES 216 X 134MM JUNE 2010
978 1 84885 197 9 PAPERBACK £15.99
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Frank, honest account
– The Times review of Bad Days in Basra, see page 10
POLITICS AND CURRENT AFFAIRS / GENERAL
KHOMEINI
APOCALYPTIC ISLAM
AND IRANIAN SHI’ISM
Life of the Ayatollah
Baqer Moin, Former head
of BBC’s Persian Service
University
ISLAM, THE PEOPLE
AND THE STATE
The Political Economy of European
Direct Investment in Egypt
Political Ideas and
Movements in the
Middle East
Ashraf Mishrif, Anglia Ruskin University
320 PAGES 216 X 134 JUNE 2010
978 1 84885 336 2 HARDBACK £59.50
TAURIS ACADEMIC STUDIES
INTERNATIONAL LIBRARY OF ECONOMICS,VOL. 17
Marta Bolognani, Lahore University of
Sami Zubaida, Birkbeck
College, University of
London
256 PAGES 216 X 134MM
978 1 84511 823 5 PAPERBACK £12.99
DYING FOR FAITH
Religiously Motivated
Violence in the
Contemporary World
Management Sciences, Pakistan
288 PAGES 216 X 134MM 2009
978 1 84511 833 4 HARDBACK £54.50
TAURIS ACADEMIC STUDIES
LIBRARY OF CRIME AND CRIMINOLOGY,VOL. 1
Madawi Al-Rasheed &
Marat Shterin
both at King’s College,
London (Eds)
KASHMIR IN CONFLICT
India, Pakistan and the
Unending War
Victoria Schofield
10
336 PAGES 234 X 156MM MAY
2010
978 1 84885 105 4 PAPERBACK
£14.99
256 PAGES 234 X 156MM 2009
978 1 84511 686 6 HARDBACK £49.50
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BAD DAYS IN BASRA
My Time as Britain’s Man in Southern
Iraq
KHATAMI AND GORBACHEV
Hilary Synnott, Institute of Strategic Studies
Zhand Shakibi, London School of Economics
PIPELINES
Politics of Change in the Islamic
Republic of Iran and the USSR
400 PAGES 216 X 134MM JANUARY 2010
978 1 8488 5 139 9 HARDBACK £59.50
TAURIS ACADEMIC STUDIES
INTERNATIONAL LIBRARY OF POLITICAL STUDIES,
VOL. 38
Alison Pargeter, King’s
304 PAGES 216 X 134MM 2009
978 1 84511 124 3 HARDBACK
£49.50
978 1 84511 981 2 PAPERBACK
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INVESTING IN THE MIDDLE EAST
Race, Culture and the Politics of
Criminology among British Pakistanis
Radical Islam in
Europe
Abbas Amanat, Yale
352 PAGES 234 X 156MM 2009
978 1 84511 790 0 PPAERBACK
£16.99
CRIME AND MUSLIM BRITAIN
THE NEW FRONTIERS OF
JIHAD
304 PAGES 234 X 156MM
978 1 84511 706 1 HARDBACK £17.99
Flowing Oil and Crude Politics
Rafael Kandiyoti, Imperial College, London
304 PAGES 234 X 156MM
978 1 84511 390 2 HARDBACK £19.50
ISLAMIC REFORM AND CONSERVATISM
ARAB TELEVISION
TODAY
Al-Azhar and the Evolution of Modern
Sunni Islam
Naomi Sakr, University of
Indira Falk Gesink, Baldwin-Wallace College
Westminster
in Berea, Ohio
272 PAGES 234 X 156MM
978 1 84511 563 0 HARDBACK
£42.50
978 1 84511 564 7 PAPERBACK
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320 PAGES 216 X 134MM 2009
978184511 936 2 HARDBACK £59.50
LIBRARY OF MODERN RELIGION,VOL. 10
TAURIS ACADEMIC STUDIES
College, London
256 PAGES 234 X 156MM
978 1 84511 391 9 HARDBACK
£18.99
WOMEN IN IRAQ
The Gender Impact of International
Sanctions
Yasmin Al Jawaheri
256 PAGES 234 X 156MM
978 1 84511 647 7 HARDBACK £49.50
978 1 84511 648 4 PAPERBACK £16.99
IRAN AND THE RISE OF ITS
NEOCONSERVATIVES
The Politics of Tehran’s Silent
Revolution
Anoush Ehteshami & Mahjoob Zweiri, both at
the University of Durham
240 PAGES 234 X 156MM
978 1 84511 388 9 HARDBACK £25.00
ADDICTED TO OIL
America’s Relentless Drive for Energy
Security
Ian Rutledge, University of Sheffield
296 PAGES 234 X 156MM
9781 84511 319 3 PAPERBACK £14.99
CURRENT TRANSFORMATIONS AND THEIR
POTENTIAL ROLE IN REALIZING CHANGE
IN THE ARAB WORLD
ECSSR
528 PAGES 234 X 156MM
978 9 94800 873 6 HARDBACK £59.00
978 9 94800 874 3 PAPERBACK £19.50
EMIRATE CENTER OF STRATEGIC STUDIES AND
RESEARCH
OVER-STATING THE ARAB STATE
Politics and Society in the Middle East
Nazih N. Ayubi
528 PAGES 234 X 156MM
978 1 85043 828 1 PAPERBACK £19.50
KILLING MR LEBANON
The Assassination of Rafik Hariri and
its Impact on the Middle East
Nicholas Blanford, correspondent, The Times
248 PAGES 234 X 156MM
978 1 84511 202 8 HARDBACK £18.99
978 1 84511 854 9 PAPERBACK £9.99
ILLUSTRATED
AHMADINEJAD
CHALLENGES TO GLOBAL SECURITY
Kasra Naji
Hussein Solomon, University of Pretoria
AFTER SUEZ
POWER AND WATER IN THE MIDDLE EAST
Guardian
The Secret History of
Iran’s Radical Leader
304 PAGES 216 X 134MM
978 1 84511 636 1 PAPERBACK
£12.99
Geopolitics and Power in an Age of
Transition
304 PAGES 234 X 156MM
978 1 84511 527 2 HARDBACK £49.50
The Hidden Politics of the
Palestinian–Israeli Water Conflict
Mark Zeitoun
240 PAGES 234 X 156MM
978 1 84511 464 0 HARDBACK £49.50
A NEW MUSLIM ORDER
Iraq and the Revival of Shia Islam
Nicolas Pelham, International Crisis Group
288 PAGES 234 X 156MM
978 1 84511 139 7 PAPERBACK £12.99
MIDDLE EAST 2010–2011
Adrift in the American
Century
Martin Woollacott, The
176 PAGES 234 X 156MM
978 1 84511 176 2 HARDBACK
£18.99
THE CHARITABLE CRESCENT
Politics of Aid in the Muslim World
Jonathan Benthall, University College
London & Jerome Bellion-Jourdan, CNRS,
Paris
216 PAGES 234 X 156MM
978 1 84511 899 0 PAPERBACK £17.99
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The book intersperses analysis with vivid on-the-ground reporting that brings to life the militants and their families
– New Statesman review of Inside Hamas, see page 11
POLITICS AND CURRENT AFFAIRS / GENERAL
THE PRICE OF FEAR
Al-Qaeda and the Truth Behind the
Financial War on Terror
RESURRECTING EMPIRE
RETHINKING ISLAMISM
Ibrahim Warde, Tuft’s University
Western Footprints and America’s
Perilous Path in the Middle East
264 PAGES 234 X 156MM
978 1 85043 424 5 HARDBACK £20.00
Rashid Khalidi, Columbia University
224 PAGES 138 X 210MM
978 1 85043 903 5 PAPERBACK £15.99
208 PAGES 216 X 134MM
978 1 84511 267 7 PAPERBACK £12.99
The New Politics of the Middle East
400 PAGES 234 X 156MM
978 1 86064 899 1 PAPERBACK £18.99
LIBRARY OF INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS,VOL. 18
256 PAGES 216 X 134MM
978 1 84511 389 6 HARDBACK £17.99
248 PAGES 216 X 134MM
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Jason Burke, The Observer
384 PAGES 198 X 126MM
978 1 85043 666 9 PAPERBACK £8.99
ILLUSTRATED
NO UK/COMMONWEALTH PAPERBACK RIGHTS
TEXTBOOK
OUT OF EVIL
New International
Politics and Old
Doctrines of War
Stephen Chan, SOAS
176 PAGES 2216 X 134MM
978 1 85043 420 7 PAPERBACK
£12.99
TERRORISM AND GLOBAL DISORDER
Political Violence in the Contemporary
World
Adrian Guelke, Queen’s University, Belfast
296 PAGES 216 X 134MM
978 1 85043 803 8 HARDBACK £59.50
978 1 85043 804 5 PAPERBACK £15.99
INTERNATIONAL LIBRARY OF WAR STUDIES,VOL. 8
Israel, Likud and the Zionist Dream
Colin Shindler, SOAS
Sami Zubaida, Birkbeck College
224 PAGES 234 X 156MM
978 1 86064 865 6 HARDBACK £45.00
978 1 85043 934 9 PAPERBACK £14.99
TEXTBOOK
Ziba Mir-Hosseini & Richard Tapper,
Paris
François Burgat, CNRS,
Eshkevari and the Quest for Reform
University of London
288 PAGES 216 X 134MM
978 1 86064 212 8 HARDBACK
£51.50
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LIBRARY OF MODERN MIDDLE EAST STUDIES,
VOL. 54
IRAN OIL
The New Middle East Challenge to
America
RITUALS IN BABISM AND BAHA’ISM
Denis MacEoin
Roger Howard, New Statesman
204 PAGES 216 X 134MM
978185043 654 6 HARDBACK £56.50
BRITISH ACADEMIC PRESS
PEMBROKE PERSIAN PAPERS
THE ARABS
MULTIPLE MODERNITIES IN MUSLIM
SOCIETIES
200 PAGES 234 X 156MM
978 1 84511 249 3 HARDBACK £20.00
Myth and Reality
Gerald Butt, BBC World Service
344 PAGES 216 X 134MM
978 1 86064 157 2 PAPERBACK £13.99
TEXTBOOK
ISLAM TODAY
A Short Introduction
to the Muslim World
Akbar S. Ahmed, American
University
272 PAGES 216 X 134MM
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OSAMA
Jonathan Randal, Washington Post
TEXTBOOK
new
THE FAILURE OF
POLITICAL ISLAM
352 PAGES 216 X 134MM
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Olivier Roy, CNRS
256 PAGES 146 X 228MM
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FRONTLINE PAKISTAN
240 PAGES 324 X 156MM
978 1 84511 266 0 HARDBACK
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LAW AND POWER IN THE ISLAMIC WORLD
ISLAM AND DEMOCRACY IN IRAN
318 PAGES 222 X 141MM
978185043 092 6 HARDBACK £30.00
Zahid Hussain, The Times
472 PAGES 234 X 156MM
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FACE TO FACE WITH
POLITICAL ISLAM
Shahram Chubin, Graduate Institute of
International Affairs and Charles Tripp, SOAS
The Path to
Catastrophe and the
Killing of Benazir
Bhutto
Gilles Kepel, CNRS, Paris
new
IRAN AND IRAQ AT WAR
The Making of a Terrorist
The Trail of Political
Islam
University
LAND BEYOND PROMISE
The True Story of Radical Islam
JIHAD
L. Carl Brown, Princeton
The Untold Story of Militants, Martyrs
and Spies
AL-QAEDA
TEXTBOOK
The International
Relations of Regional
and Outside Powers
Government, Harvard University Middle
East Institute
Zaki Chehab, journalist
Economics
DIPLOMACY IN THE
MIDDLE EAST
Jeremy Jones, John F. Kennedy School of
INSIDE HAMAS
Meghnad Desai, London School of
TEXTBOOK
NEGOTIATING CHANGE
288 PAGES 234 X 156MM
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VOL. 58
The Ideology of the New Terror
ISLAMIC BRITAIN
Religion, Politics and Identity Among
British Muslims
Philip Lewis
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978 1 86064 815 1 PAPERBACK £13.99
Tangible Elements and Abstract
Perspectives
Modjtaba Sadria (Ed.), Aga Khan University
160 PAGES 260 X 185MM
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AWARD
TEXTBOOK
ISLAMIC MOVEMENTS
The Emirates Center for
Strategic Studies and
Research
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£39.50
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THE EMIRATES CENTER FOR
STRATEGIC STUDIES AND RESEARCH
TEXTBOOK
ISLAM AND THE MYTH
OF CONFRONTATION
Religion and Politics in
the Middle East
Fred Halliday, London
School of Economics
264 PAGES 216 X 134MM
978 1 85043 959 2 PAPERBACK £13.99
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Without a doubt, this book is a major contribution to understanding the industry
– Journal of Energy and Development review of Oil Politics, see page 13
POLITICS AND CURRENT AFFAIRS / GENERAL
MIDDLE EASTERN POLITICS AND IDEAS
TEXTBOOK
Moshe Maoz & Ilan Pappé, Exeter University
SATELLITE REALMS
A History from Within
256 PAGES 216 X 134MM
978 1 86064 012 4 HARDBACK £59.50
LIBRARY OF MODERN MIDDLE EAST STUDIES,VOL. 6
TEXTBOOK
POLITICAL ISLAM
A Reader
Joel Beinin, Stanford
University & Joe Stork,
MERIP
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RETHINKING ISLAMIST POLITICS
Culture, the State and Islamism
Salwa Ismail, University of Exeter
256 PAGES 216 X 134MM
978 1 84511 180 9 PAPERBACK £16.99
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VOL. 19
TEXTBOOK
THE NEW VOICES OF
ISLAM
Reforming Politics and
Modernity
– A Reader
Mehran Kamrava (Ed.),
University
12
California State
304 PAGES 234 X 156MM
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MODERN ISLAMIC
POLITICAL THOUGHT
Hamid Enayat, late of
Oxford Univesity,
Foreword by Roy
Mottahedeh, Harvard
University
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THE NEW A–Z OF THE
MIDDLE EAST
Alain Gresh, Le Monde,
Dominique Vidal,
Journalist Le Monde
448 PAGES 216 X 134MM
978 1 86064 326 2 PAPERBACK
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DEMOCRACY WITHOUT
DEMOCRATS?
The Renewal of
Politics in the Muslim
World
Ghassan Salamé (Ed.),
CNRS, Paris
352 PAGES 234 X 156MM
978 1 85043 866 3 PAPERBACK £16.99
MIDDLE EAST 2010–2011
Transnational
Television,
Globalization & the
Middle East
Naomi Sakr, University of
Westminster
280 PAGES 216 X 134MM
978 1 86064 688 1 HARDBACK £56.50
978 1 86064 689 8 PAPERBACK £15.99
LIBRARY OF MODERN MIDDLE EAST STUDIES,VOL.
76
ARAB MEDIA AND POLITICAL RENEWAL
Community, Legitimacy and Public Life
Naomi Sakr (Ed.), University of Westminster
224 PAGES 234 X 156MM
978 1 84511 327 8 PAPERBACK £18.99
READING CONTEMPORARY TELEVISION SERIES
LIBRARY OF MODERN MIDDLE EAST STUDIES,
VOL. 68
ARAB MEDIA IN THE INFORMATION AGE
The Emirates Center for Strategic Studies
and Research
REVOLUTIONS AND THE COLLAPSE OF
MONARCHY
Human Agency and the Making of
Revolution in France, Russia and Iran
Zhand Shakibi, London School of Economics
288 PAGES 234 X 156MM
978 1 84511 292 9 HARDBACK £59.50
INTERNATIONAL LIBRARY OF HISTORICAL STUDIES,
VOL. 42
IRAN, SAUDI ARABIA AND THE GULF
Power Politics in Transition
Faisal bin Salman al-Saud
200 PAGES 234 X 156MM
978 1 86064 881 6 HARDBACK £51.50
LIBRARY OF INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS,VOL. 22
AMERICAN ORIENTALISM
United States and the Middle East
since 1945
Douglas Little, Clark University,
Massachusetts
408 PAGES 234 X 156MM
978 1 86064 889 2 HARDBACK £35.00
WATER, POWER &
POLITICS IN THE
MIDDLE EAST
728 PAGES 234 X 156MM
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The Other
Israeli–Palestinian
Conflict
Jan Selby, University of
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MUSLIMS AND THE
NEWS MEDIA
Elizabeth Poole,
Staffordshire University &
John E. Richardson,
Loughborough University
(Eds)
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THE MIDDLE EAST
WATER QUESTION
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Hydropolitics and the
Global Economy
Tony Allan, University of
London
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INTERNATIONAL
INTERESTS IN THE GULF
REGION
The Emirates Center for
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Research
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WATER, TECHNOLOGY
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AUSTRALIA AND THE MIDDLE EAST
A Front-line Relationship
Fethi Mansouri (Ed.), Deakin University
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TAURIS ACADEMIC STUDIES
Upgrading Egypt’s
Irrigation System
Martin Hvidt
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TAURIS ACADEMIC STUDIES
THE GREATER MIDDLE
EAST AND THE COLD
WAR
IRAN AND THE GULF
US Foreign Policy
Under Eisenhower and
Kennedy
A Search for Stability
Jamal S. Al-Suwaidi (Ed.)
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THE EMIRATES CENTER FOR STRATEGIC STUDIES
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Roby C. Barrett,
Washington DC
Middle East Institute,
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Blow has painted a vivid profile of his man and will help the modern reader to a better understanding of today’s Shi‘ism
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OIL POLICIES, OIL MYTHS
The Observations of
an OPEC Insider
Fadhil J. Chalabi
NEW
The Organisation of Petroleum Exporting
Countries, commonly known as OPEC, has
been a notoriously opaque and mysterious
organization. In this book, Fadil J. Chalabi, an
insider who spent many years at the heart of
the organization as Iraq’s permanent
undersecretary for oil, invites us to discover
the intrigue and arguments that have shaped
OPEC policy since its inception in 1960. The
author interweaves his analysis with first-hand
experiences that give authenticity to
momentous events, including the infamous
1975 Vienna hostage-taking when Carlos the
Jackal kidnapped a number of OPEC
ministers, including the author. From the time
of Egypt under Nasser, Gaddafi’s Libya,
Saddam’s Iraq and Khomeini’s Iranian
revolution, Chalabi uses his unique position
and his unparallelled insider knowledge to
illuminate an organization that has, at times,
been accused of fomenting economic turmoil,
political unrest and even military action.
288 PAGES 216 X 134MM NOVEMBER 2010
9781848855083 HARDBACK £35.00
OIL AND ENGERGY STUDIES
GULF ENERGY AND THE
WORLD
Challenges and
Threats
The Emirates Center for
Strategic Studies and
Research
192 PAGES 234 X 156MM
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CASPIAN ENERGY
RESOURCES
Implications for the
Arab Gulf States
The Emirates Center for
Strategic Studies and
Research
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CRUDE POWER
Politics and the Oil
Market
Oystein Noreng, BI
Norwegian School of
Management
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BLACK SEA POLITICS
OIL POLITICS
A Modern History of
Petroleum
Francisco Parra
384 PAGES 234 X 156MM 2009
978 1 84885 129 0 PAPERBACK
£14.99
Ayse Ayata, Middle East Technical University,
Ayca Ergun, Middle East Technical University
& Isil Celimli, Columbia University (Eds)
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OUT OF THE ENERGY
LABYRINTH
PRIVATIZATION & DEREGULATION IN THE
GULF ENERGY SECTOR
David Howell, former
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THE EMIRATES CENTER FOR STRATEGIC STUDIES
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Uniting Energy and
the Environment to
Avert Catastrophe
Surrey
Political Culture and Civil Society in an
Unstable Region
Secretary of State for
Energy, and Carole
Nakhle, University of
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MAPS AND DIAGRAMS
STRATEGIC
POSITIONING IN THE OIL
INDUSTRY
Trends and Options
Paul Steven (Ed.)
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MANAGING THE OIL
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OPEC’s Windfalls and
Pitfalls
Jahangir Amuzegar, Johns
Hopkins University
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THE FUTURE OF
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WORLD ENERGY MARKET
The Emirates Center for
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RISK AND UNCERTAINTY
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MARKET
Implications for the
Gulf
The Emirates Center for
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THE EMIRATES CENTER FOR STRATEGIC STUDIES
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CHARTS AND TABLES
THE GULF OIL AND GAS
SECTOR
Potential and
Constraints
The Emirates Center for
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ZOROASTRIANISM
An Introduction
IRAN AND THE WORLD IN THE
SAFAVID AGE
Jenny Rose, Claremont
Willem Floor and
Edmund Herzig,
Graduate University
NEW
Zoroastrianism is one of the world’s great
ancient religions. In present-day Iran,
significant communities of Zoroastrians still
practise the rituals and teach the moral
precepts that once undergirded the officially
state-sanctioned faith of the mighty Sasanian
empire.This new, thorough and wide-ranging
introduction will appeal to anyone interested
in discovering more about the faith, and
shows why Zoroastrianism remains one of
the world’s most inspiring and perennially
fascinating systems of ethics and belief.
288 PAGES 216 X 134MM NOVEMBER 2010
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The Safavid era is of special significance in the
history of Iran. The age is known for its
wealth of contributions to Persian culture and
to the arts of the Islamic world, its robust
military encounters with its Ottoman and
Mughal neighbours and growing contacts with
western Europe. But little is known about the
social, cultural, commercial and diplomatic
relations of the Safavids with the rest of the
world. Iran and the World in the Safavid Age
presents the most recent research into
Safavid Iran’s foreign relations. It challenges
the long-held notion that, with the adoption
of Shi’ism, Iranians retreated into relative
isolation, suggesting rather that they engaged
with the world in unprecedented and exciting
ways. With contributions from the leading
authorities in the field, Iran and the World in the
Safavid Age explores Iran’s relations with
other countries and cultures.
672 PAGES 234 X 156MM OCTOBER 2010
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HERITAGE FOUNDATION
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VOL. 2
THE HYMNS OF ZOROASTER
A New Translation of
the Most Ancient
Sacred Texts of Iran
With Introduction and
Commentary by M.L.
West, Emeritus Fellow of
SHAH ABBAS
The Ruthless King
Who Became an
Iranian Legend
David Blow
PERSIA IN CRISIS
Safavid Decline and
the Fall of Isfahan
Rudi Matthee, University
of Delaware
NEW
In this ground-breaking new book Rudi
Matthee revisits traditional sources and
introduces new ones to take a fresh look at
Safavid Iran in the century preceding the fall
of Isfahan in 1722. Matthee views Safavid Iran
as a network of precarious alliances subject
to perpetual negotiation and the society they
ruled as an uneasy balance between
conflicting forces. An increasingly detached,
palace-bound shah; a weakening link between
the capital and the outlying provinces; the
regime’s neglect of the military and its
shortsighted monetary policies combined to
exacerbate rather than redress existing
problems, leaving the country with a ruler too
feeble to hold factionalism and corruption in
check and a military unable to defend its
borders against outside attack by Ottomans
and Afghans.The scene was set for the Crisis
of 1722.
256 PAGES 234 X 156MM JANUARY 2011
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VOL. 17
THE POLITICAL ECONOMY OF
IRAN UNDER THE QAJARS
Society, Politics and
Foreign Relations
1799 to 1921
Rutgers University
Hooshang Amirahmadi,
All Souls College,
Oxford
NEW
Zoroaster was one of the greatest and most
radical religious reformers in the history of
the world. The faith that he founded some
2600 years ago in a remote region of central
Asia flourished to become the bedrock of a
great empire as well as its official religion.
Zoroastrianism is still practised today in parts
of India and Iran and in smaller communities
elsewhere, where its adherents are known as
Parsis. The foundation texts of this venerable
system of belief are the founder’s own
passionate poems, known as the Gathas
(‘Songs’), and a short ritual composed soon
after his death, called the Liturgy in Seven
Chapters. These hymns are the authentic
utterances of a religious leader whose
thought was way ahead of his time, and are
among the most precious relics of human
civilisation. M.L.West’s new translation makes
these powerfully resonant texts available to a
wide audience in clear and accessible form.
200 PAGES 216 X 134MM AUGUST 2010
9781848853478 HARDBACK £45.00
9781848855052 PAPERBACK £14.99
1 MAP
MIDDLE EAST 2010–2011
BESTSELLER
A ruthless autocrat who blinded and killed his
own sons, but was revered as a hero by his
own people. A brilliant warrior who restored
his nation’s pride and territorial integrity by
waging war on the foreign occupying forces,
but chose an English knight to be his
ambassador in the west. An aesthete whose
artistic patronage made his country a centre
of art and culture, whose religious devotion
combined with realpolitik, helped to convert
Shi’i Islam into a geopolitical phenomenon.
Arguably Iran’s greatest ruler since the Arab
invasion in the 7th century AD, Shah Abbas
was an immensely complex and much
misunderstood character who, despite often
contradictory behaviour, changed the face of
the Middle East forever. David Blow draws on
a wide range of sources to present a colourful
and compelling account of the life and times
of one of history’s most extraordinary rulers.
288 PAGES 234 X 156MM
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This book provides a critical analysis of Iran’s
economic, social and political development
and shows how the path to modernity, far
from smooth, was hindered by both internal
and international factors. These included a
powerful monarchy with little interest in
administrative and economic reform, a large
aristocracy frequently holding vital provincial
governorships and frustrating effective central
government and a failure to modernise the
civil service, military, banking, finance or
communications – the essential infrastructure
for economic development. Reformers were
marginalised and business suffered. And the
all-powerful ulema were a further brake on
modernisation. On the international front, the
rivalry of Britain and Russia compounded the
problems: both acting to control Iran and to
further their own interests. Hooshang
Amirahmadi reveals the roots of present-day
challenges to modernisation and progress.
400 PAGES 234 X 156MM JULY 2011
9781848856721 HARDBACK £59.50
INTERNATIONAL LIBRARY OF IRANIAN STUDIES,
VOL. 30
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Required reading for a look at the nature of the Persian Empire as seen by the Persians
– Guardian review of Ancient Persia, see page 17
REGIONAL HISTORY AND POLITICS / IRAN
JEWISH IDENTITIES IN IRAN
NEW
Resistance and Conversion to Islam
and the Baha’i Faith
THE IRAN CONNECTION
Contents:
Introduction; 1. Messianism and Assimilation:
The Jewish Presence in Iran during the PreIslamic and Medieval Periods; 2. Forced and
Voluntary Conversion of Jews in the Safavid
and Early Qajar Periods; 3. Historical
Background to Jewish Baha’i Conversions; 4.
Group Conversions to Christianity and the
Baha’i Faith; 5.A Pedlar Living through Critical
Times: Reflections in Converts’ Memoirs;
Epilogue; Notes; Bibliography.
256 PAGES 216 X 134MM OCTOBER 2010
9781845118914 HARDBACK £56.50
TAURIS ACADEMIC STUDIES
LIBRARY OF MODERN RELIGION,VOL. 9
NEW
As Iran’s suspected nuclear ambitions place it
on an apparent collision cause with the
western powers and the Arab Gulf states,
understanding its regional alliances takes on a
huge strategic importance. The Lebanese
group Hizbullah, the Palestinian group Hamas
and Bashar al Asad’s Syria are all critical
players in the Arab-Israeli conflict, and the
puzzle of their relationship to their Iranian
allies has confounded diplomats for many
years.Would Hizbullah start a war on Israel’s
Northern border in the event of an Israeli airstrike on Iran? Can Syria be prised from the
alliance? How will Hamas’s negotiating
position evolve? Drawing on her unique
access to decision-makers in Lebanon,Tehran
and Damascus, Amal Saad Ghorayeb unpicks
this unusual strategic bloc of secularists and
Islamists, Arabs and Iranians, Sunni and Shia,
and seeks to provide a rigorous analysis of its
mechanics. The Iran Connection is essential
reading for anyone looking to understand the
real dynamics of today’s Middle East.
BECOMING VISIBLE IN IRAN
Women in
Contemporary
Iranian Society
The Kurdish
Question in Iran
Abbas Vali, University of
Wales
NEW
The Kurds are the largest stateless nation in
the world. They live under the jurisdiction of
four sovereign states – Iran, Iraq, Turkey and
Syria – which deny their national identity and
suppress its political and cultural
manifestations.The diversity that springs from
this division has deprived the Kurds of
ideological cohesion and political unity.
Offering a wealth of new information on the
history and politics of Kurdish nationalism,
this book also looks at the wider issues of
stateless nations, their identities, rights and
obligations and the problems such nations
pose for normative political theory which
presupposes the framework of the modern
nation state.
256 PAGES 216 X 134MM SEPTEMBER 2011
9781860640506 HARDBACK £39.50
LIBRARY OF MODERN MIDDLE EAST STUDIES,
VOL. 26
Ghoncheh Tazmini
Amal Saad Ghorayeb
256 PAGES 234 X 156MM APRIL 2011
9781848857407 HARDBACK £29.95
MODERNITY AND THE STATELESS
The Islamic Republic
and the Turbulent
Path to Reform
Understanding the
Alliance with Syria,
Hizbullah and Hamas
Mehrdad Amanat
For minority faith groups living in nineteenthcentury Iran, religious conversion to Islam
–both voluntary and forced – was the primary
means of social integration and assimilation.
However, why was it that some Persian Jews
instead embraced the emergent Baha’i Faith,
which was subject to harsher persecution
than Judaism? Mehrdad Amanat explores the
conversion experiences of Jewish families
during this time, and examines the fluid,
multiple religious identities that many
converts adopted.
KHATAMI’S IRAN
Mehri Honarbin-Holliday,
Canterbury Christ
Church University
BESTSELLER
The state of women in Islamic societies is the
subject of much interest and heated debate,
even as representations in the media rely on
inadequate information and misperceptions.
Becoming Visible in Iran disputes the
widespread stereotypes about Muslim
women prevalent in the west, providing a vivid
account of young women in contemporary
Iran. Empowered by education, they transport
the power of their minds and being from the
domestic to the public and political.
Contents:
Introduction;
1. Histories, Transitions and Continuities; 2.
Making Meaning, Acquiring Identities; 3.
Presences; 4. Visions of a Civil Society; 5.
Arrivals and Departures; Bibliography.
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VOL. 14
NEW PAPERBACK EDITION
When Mohammed Khatami stormed to his
1997 election victory in a landslide result, the
world waited anxiously for the reforms and
radical changes that he would bring to the
Iranian Presidency. By the end of his term in
2005, general disillusion had spread among his
supporters. But when in early 2009 Khatami
again announced his candidacy for the
Presidency, he was greeted with massive
enthusiasm and support. The Ahmadinejad
period of the previous four years had
dramatically restored the fortunes of this
mild-mannered, cerebral cleric who sought to
bring Iran into the twenty-first century, end
its international isolation, mend relations with
the US and take its place as the leading
regional power. But who is this enigmatic
cleric, so little known in the West, whose
grasp of Iran’s realities seems so much firmer
than that of many of the secular figures
around him? This book for the first time
reveals the background, formation and
thinking of a man who may yet change the
face of politics in the Middle East.
240 PAGES 216 X 134MM APRIL 2011
9781848851825 PAPERBACK £14.99
CHRISTIAN ENCOUNTERS WITH
IRAN NEW
Engaging Muslim Thinkers after the
Revolution
Sasan Tavassoli
The interface between the current Shi‘ite
landscape and Christian thinking is of the
greatest significance for the shifting political
and religious dynamics of the Middle East.
Sasan Tavassoli here examines Iranian Shi‘ite
thinkers’ encounters with Christian thought
since the Islamic revolution of 1979, and
provides insight into the cultural and
intellectual climate surrounding ChristianMuslim dialogue in contemporary Iran.
Contents:
Acknowledgements; A Note on Translation,
Romanization and Dates; Chapter 1: Iranian
Shi‘ite Thinkers and the Christian Faith: A
Theological Perspective; Chapter 2: Factors
in Muslim-Christian Intellectual Encounters
and Dialogue in Contemporary Iranian
Society; Chapter 3: Iranian Shi‘ites and the
Christian Faith: A Survey of Iranian
Publications on Christianity; Chapter 4:
Muslim-Christian
Dialogue:
Some
Organizational Encounters; Chapter 5:
Iranian Shi‘ites and Christian Thought:A Look
at Three Liberal Religious Intellectuals;
Chapter 6: Iranian Shi‘ites and the Christian
Faith: Where Have They Come From and
Where are They Heading; Bibliography of
Works in English; Bibliography of Works in
Farsi
272 PAGES 216 X 134MM FEBRUARY 2011
9781845117610 HARDBACK £56.50
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INTERNATIONAL LIBRARY OF IRANIAN STUDIES,
VOL. 19
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REGIONAL HISTORY AND POLITICS / IRAN
DRUGS, DEVIANCY AND
DEMOCRACY IN IRAN NEW
The Interaction of State and Civil
Society
THE IDEA OF IRAN SERIES
Majid Mohammadi, Glenville State College,
BIRTH OF THE PERSIAN EMPIRE
Shi’i Ideologies in Islamist Discourse
Janne Bjerre Christensen, University of
West Virginia,
Copenhagen
In the aftermath of the Iranian Revolution, the
government of the Islamic Republic initiated a
stringent anti-drug campaign that included
fining addicts, imprisonment, physical
punishment and even the death penalty.
Despite these measures, drug use was, and is
still, commonplace. Drugs, Deviancy and
Democracy in Iran is thus a unique account of
Iran’s recent social and political history,
drawing important conclusions about the
complexity of state power, and the growing
impact of civil society.
Contents:
Introduction: Drugs, NGOs and the Iranian
State; Chapter 1: (Dis)locating the State:
Order and Power; Chapter 2: The Iranian
State and the Reform Movement: Debating
Governance; Chapter 3: Countering the
Discourse of Dialogue: NGOs and the State
of Ahmadinezhad; Chapter 4: Changing Drug
Policies: Institutionalizing a New Social Order;
Chapter 5: Negotiating Normalcy: NGOs
Treating Drug Users; Chapter 6: Shooting
Drugs: Re-imagining the ‘Moral Public’;
Conclusion:What is ‘Reform’?.
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POLITICAL ISLAM IN POSTREVOLUTIONARY IRAN NEW
288 PAGES 216 X 134MM JULY 2011
9781848856394 HARDBACK £56.50
TAURIS ACADEMIC STUDIES
INTERNATIONAL LIBRARY OF IRANIAN STUDIES,
VOL. 32
The relationship between the Islamic Republic
of Iran and the western World is fraught with
challenges and tensions. In order to generate
the capacity for greater engagement and
dialogue, there is a need for the west to
better understand the complex ideological
developments that are central to Iran. Majid
Mohammadi charts the central concepts and
nuances of the ideological map of postrevolutionary Iran, and examines the rise and
development of Shi’i Islamism. He recognises
that the Islamic Republic of Iran and Iranian
political discourse are the outcome of
contesting perspectives and ideologies.
Contents:
Introduction; Early Shi’i Islamism: Revivalism
and Revolution; Identity-oriented Islamism:
Islam versus the West; Socialist Islamism: Ali
Shari’ati; Nationalist Islamism; Mehdi
Bazargan; Clerical Authoritarian Islamism:
Ruhollah Khomeini; Shari’a-oriented Islamism:
Morteza
Motahhari;
Justice-oriented
Scripturalist Islamism: Mohammad Reza
Hakimi;
Mysticism-oriented
Islamism:
Abdolkarim Soroush; Militarist / Messianist
Islamism: Mohammad Taqi Mesbah Yazdi;
Fascist Islamism: Ahmad Fardid and Reza
Davari
288 PAGES 216 X 134MM MARCH 2011
9781848852761 HARDBACK £56.50
TAURIS ACADEMIC STUDIES
INTERNATIONAL LIBRARY OF IRANIAN STUDIES,
VOL. 24
The Idea of Iran,Vol. 1
Vesta Sarkhosh Curtis, British Museum, &
Sarah Stewart, SOAS (Eds)
160 PAGES 234 X 156MM
978 1 84511 062 8 HARDBACK £49.50
ILLUSTRATED
THE IDEA OF IRAN SERIES,VOL. 1
THE AGE OF THE PARTHIANS
The Idea of Iran,Vol. 2
Vesta Sarkhosh Curtis, British Museum, &
Sarah Stewart, SOAS (Eds)
176 PAGES 234 X 156MM
978 1 84511 406 0 HARDBACK £49.50
THE IDEA OF IRAN SERIES,VOL. 2
THE SASANIAN ERA
The Idea of Iran,Vol. 3
Vesta Sarkhosh Curtis, British Museum, &
Sarah Stewart, SOAS (Eds)
192 PAGES 234 X 156MM FEBRUARY 2008
978 1 84511 690 3 HARDBACK £39.50
THE IDEA OF IRAN SERIES,VOL. 3
THE RISE OF ISLAM
The Idea of Iran,Vol. 4
Vesta Sarkhosh Curtis & Sarah Stewart (Eds)
128 PAGES 234 X 156MM FEBRUARY 2009
978 1 84511 691 0 HARDBACK £39.50
THE IDEA OF IRAN SERIES,VOL. 4
THE IDEA OF IRAN SERIES IS PUBLISHED IN
ASSOCIATION WITH THE SOUDAVAR FOUNDATION
A HISTORY OF PERSIAN LITERATURE
Ehsan Yarshater, General Editor, Columbia University
GENERAL INTRODUCTION TO PERSIAN
LITERATURE
A History of Persian Literature,Vol. I
600 PAGES 225 X 145MM AVAILABLE
978 1 84511 886 0 HARDBACK £59.50
PERSIAN POETRY IN THE CLASSICAL ERA,
800-1500
A History of Persian Literature,Vol. II
500 PAGES 225 X 145MM SEPTEMBER 2010
978 1 84511 903 4 HARDBACK £59.50
PERSIAN POETRY IN THE CLASSICAL ERA,
800-1500
A History of Persian Literature,Vol. III
500 PAGES 225 X 145MM SEPTEMBER 2010
978 1 84511 904 1 HARDBACK £59.50
PERSIAN POETRY, 1500-1900
A History of Persian Literature,Vol.VII
MODERN FICTION AND DRAMA
500 PAGES 225 X 145MM JANUARY 2011
978 1 84511 908 9 HARDBACK £59.50
500 PAGES 225 X 145MM JUNE 2011
978 1 84511 914 0 HARDBACK £59.50
PERSIAN POETRY FROM OUTSIDE IRAN
BIOGRAPHIES OF THE POETS AND WRITERS OF
THE CLASSICAL PERIOD
A History of Persian Literature,Vol.VIII
500 PAGES 225 X 145MM JANURY 2011
978 1 84511 909 6 HARDBACK £59.50
PERSIAN PROSE FROM OUTSIDE IRAN
A History of Persian Literature,Vol. IX
500 PAGES 225 X 145MM JANUARY 2011
978 1 84511 905 8 HARDBACK £59.50
PERSIAN PROSE
A History of Persian Literature,Vol V
500 PAGES 225 X 145MM JANUARY 2011
978 1 84511 906 5 HARDBACK £59.50
RELIGIOUS AND MYSTICAL LITERATURE
A History of Persian Literature,Vol.VI
500 PAGES 225 X 145MM SEPTEMBER 2011
978 1 84511 907 2 HARDBACK £59.50
MIDDLE EAST 2010–2011
A History of Persian Literature,Vol. XIV
500 PAGES 225 X 145MM JUNE 2011
978 1 84511 915 7 HARDBACK £59.50
500 PAGES 225 X 145MM JANUARY 2011
978 1 84511 910 2 HARDBACK £59.50
BIOGRAPHIES OF THE POETS AND WRITERS OF
THE MODERN PERIOD
PERSIAN HISTORIOGRAPHY
500 PAGES 225 X 145MM SEPTEMBER 2011
978 1 84511 916 4 HARDBACK £59.50
A History of Persian Literature,Vol. X
500 PAGES 225 X 145MM SEPTEMBER 2010
978 1 84511 911 9 HARDBACK £59.50
HEROIC EPIC
A History of Persian Literature,Vol. IV
A History of Persian Literature,Vol. XIII
LITERATURE OF THE EARLY TWENTIETH
CENTURY
A History of Persian Literature,Vol. XI
500 PAGES 225 X 145MM MARCH 2011
978 1 84511 912 6 HARDBACK £59.50
MODERN PERSIAN POETRY, 1940 TO THE
PRESENT
A History of Persian Literature,Vol. XII
500 PAGES 225 X 145MM MARCH 2011
978 1 84511 913 3 HARDBACK £59.50
A History of Persian Literature,Vol. XV
GENERAL INDEX
A History of Persian Literature,Vol. XVI
500 PAGES 225 X 145MM JANUARY 2011
978 1 84511 917 1 HARDBACK £59.50
LITERATURE OF PRE-ISLAMIC IRAN:
COMPANION VOL I
A History of Persian Literature,Vol. XVII
552 PAGES 225 X 145MM AVAILABLE
978 1 84511 887 7 HARDBACK £59.50
ORAL LITERATURE OF IRANIAN LANGUAGES:
COMPANION VOL II
A History of Persian Literature,Vol.
XVIII
500 PAGES 225 X 145MM JUNE 2010
978 1 84511 918 8 HARDBACK £59.50
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...a superb, gripping study of tyranny, madness and Iran
– Sunday Telegraph review of Sword of Persia, see page 17
REGIONAL HISTORY AND POLITICS / IRAN
EPIC OF THE PERSIAN KINGS
The Shahnameh of Ferdowsi
Barbara Brend and Charles Melville,
University of Cambridge (Eds)
See Page 1
THE PALACE OF DARIUS AT
SUSA
Jean Perrot
See Page 1
TEXTBOOK
Josef Wiesehöfer,
University of Kiel
DECLINE AND FALL OF THE SASANIAN
EMPIRE
The Sasanian-Parthian Confederacy
and the Arab Conquest of Iran
Parvaneh Pourshariati
552 PAGES 234 X 156MM
978 1 84511 645 3 HARDBACK £45.00
INTERNATIONAL LIBRARY OF IRANIAN STUDIES,
VOL. 10
TEXTBOOK
SAFAVID PERSIA
The History and
Politics of an
Islamic Society
Charles Melville (Ed.),
Cambridge University
432 PAGES 234 X 156MM
978 1 86064 086 5 PAPERBACK
£22.50
PEMBROKE PERSIAN PAPERS
SAFAVID IRAN
Rebirth of a Persian
Empire
Andrew J. Newman
296 PAGES 234 X 156MM
978 1 84511 830 3 PAPERBACK
£17.99
SLAVES OF THE SHAH
New Elites of Safavid Iran
Sussan Babaie, University of Michigan,
Kathryn Babayan, University of Michigan,
Ina Baghdiantz-McCabe, Tufts University, &
Massumeh Farhad, Smithsonian Institution
256 PAGES 234 X 156MM
978 1 86064 721 5 HARDBACK £51.50
LIBRARY OF MIDDLE EAST HISTORY, VOL. 3
ILLUSTRATED
CONVERTING PERSIA
Religion and Power in the Safavid
Empire
Rula Abisaab, University of Akron, Ohio
256 PAGES 234 X 156MM
978 1 86064 970 7 HARDBACK £56.50
INTERNATIONAL LIBRARY OF IRANIAN STUDIES,
VOL. 1
THE PRACTICE OF POLITICS IN SAFAVID
IRAN
Power, Religion and Rhetoric
Colin P. Mitchell, Dalhousie University,
Halifax, Canada
304 PAGES 234 X 156MM 2009
978 1 84511 890 7 HARDBACK £54.50
TAURIS ACADEMIC STUDIES
BRITISH INSTITUTE OF PERSIAN STUDIES,VOL. 1
Nader Shah, from
Tribal Warrior to
Conquering Tyrant
REVOLUTIONARY IDEOLOGY AND ISLAMIC
MILITANCY
University
Najibullah Lafraie
Michael Axworthy, Exeter
352 PAGES 234 X 156MM
978 1 85043 999 8 HARDBACK
£45.00
978 1 86064 675 1 PAPERBACK
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ILLUSTRATED IN B&W
Stepping into History
Eden Naby
See Page 1
THE SWORD OF PERSIA
ANCIENT PERSIA
THE ASSYRIANS OF THE MIDDLE
EAST
368 PAGES 216 X 134MM
978 1 84511 982 9 PAPERBACK
£14.99
ILLUSTRATED
DIPLOMACY AND MURDER IN TEHRAN
Alexander Griboyedov and Imperial
Russia’s Mission to the Shah of Persia
Laurence Kelly
336 PAGES 198 X 126MM
978 1 84511 196 0 PAPERBACK £14.99
TAURIS PARKE PAPERBACKS
THE FIRE, THE STAR AND THE CROSS
Minority Religions in Medieval and
Early Modern Iran
Aptin Khanbaghi, Cambridge University
288 PAGES 234 X 156MM
978 1 84511 056 7 HARDBACK £56.50
INTERNATIONAL LIBRARY OF IRANIAN STUDIES,
VOL. 5
The Iranian Revolution and
Interpretations of the Quran
288 PAGES 2134 X 216MM
9781845110635 HARDBACK £56.50
INTERNATIONAL LIBRARY OF IRANIAN STUDIES,
VOL. 13
THE WORLD OF ACHAEMENID PERSIA
John Curtis and St.John Simpson, British
Museum
648PAGES 234 X 156MM MARCH 2010
978 1 84885 346 1 HARDBACK £59.50
I.B.TAURIS IN ASSOCIATION WITH THE IRAN
HERITAGE FOUNDATION
THE QAJAR PACT
Bargaining, Protest and the State in
Nineteenth-Century Persia
Vanessa Martin, Royal Holloway College
224 PAGES 234 X 156MM
978 1 85043 763 5 HARDBACK £56.50
INTERNATIONAL LIBRARY OF IRANIAN STUDIES,
VOL. 4
QAJAR PERSIA
PIVOT OF THE UNIVERSE
Eleven Studies
Abbas Amanat
359 PAGES 222 X 141MM
978185043 041 4 HARDBACK £45.00
Nasir al-Din Shah and the Iranian
Monarchy, 1831–1896
568 PAGES 234 X 156MM 2008
978 1 84511 828 0 PAPERBACK £16.99
16 B&W PLATES AND 7 INTEGRATED B&W IMAGES
THE ENGLISH AMONGST THE PERSIANS
Imperial Lives in Nineteenth-Century
Iran
Denis Wright
240 PAGES 234 X 156MM
978 1 86064 638 6 PAPERBACK £16.99
Ann K.S. Lambton
THE FORGOTTEN SCHOOLS
The Baha’is and Modern Education in
Iran, 1899–1934
Soli Shahvar, University of Haifa
304 PAGES 216 X 134MM 2009
978 1 84511 683 5 HARDBACK £56.50
TAURIS ACADEMIC STUDIES
INTERNATIONAL LIBRARY OF IRANIAN STUDIES,
VOL. 11
KHANS AND SHAHS
A History of the
Bakhtiyari Tribe in Iran
STATE AND SOCIETY IN IRAN
The Eclipse of the Qajars and the
Emergence of the Pahlavis
Homa Katouzian, St Antony’s College,
Gene R. Garthwaite,
Dartmouth College, New
Hampshire
Oxford
368 PAGES 234 X 156MM
240 PAGES 234 X 156MM 2009
978 1 84885 096 5 PAPERBACK
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ILLUSTRATED
IRAN’S CONSTITUTIONAL REVOLUTION
IRAN: THE CRISIS OF DEMOCRACY
Popular Politics, Cultural
Transformations and Transnational
Connections
H.E. Chehabi, Boston University and
Vanessa Martin, Royal Holloway, University
of London (Eds)
512 PAGES 234 X 156MM JUNE 2010
9781848854154 HARDBACK £59.50
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VOL. 28
I.B.TAURIS IN ASSOCIATION WITH THE IRAN
HERITAGE FOUNDATION
1941–1953
Fakhreddin Azimi
448 PAGES 216 X 134MM 2009
978 1 86064 980 6 PAPERBACK £16.99
IRAN IN THE 20TH CENTURY
Historiography and Political Culture
Touraj Atabaki (Ed.),
University of Leiden
352 PAGES 234 X 156MM 2009
978 1 84511 692 1 HARDBACK £54.50
INTERNATIONAL LIBRARY OF IRANIAN STUDIES,
VOL. 20
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Offers an invaluable record of events in Iraq during the war
– Middle East Magazine review of Battle in Iraq, see page 20
REGIONAL HISTORY AND POLITICS / IRAN
FRONTIER FICTIONS
Shaping the Iranian Nation, 1804–1946
328 PAGES 234 X 156MM
978 1 85043 270 8 HARDBACK £56.50
528 PAGES 234 X 156MM
978 1 85043 434 4 HARDBACK £51.50
INTERNATIONAL LIBRARY OF IRANIAN STUDIES,
VOL. 9
TEXTBOOK
QAJAR IRAN AND THE
RISE OF REZA KHAN
1796–1925
Nikki R. Keddie, UCLA
144 PAGES 234 X 156MM
978 1 85043 267 8 PAPERBACK
£14.99
Ali Rahnema, American
University of Paris
432 PAGES 234 X 156MM
978 1 86064 552 5 PAPERBACK
£17.99
264 PAGES 216 X 134MM
978 1 86064 554 9 PAPERBACK
£17.99
Joanna de Groot, University of York
Heidi Walcher, SOAS
A Political Biography
of Ali Shari’ati
University
From the Qajars to Khomeini
Zill al-Sultan and Isfahan under the
Qajars
AN ISLAMIC UTOPIAN
Touraj Atabaki, Leiden
RELIGION, CULTURE AND POLITICS IN
IRAN
IN THE SHADOW OF THE KING
TEXTBOOK
AZERBAIJAN
Ethnicity and the
Struggle for Power in
Iran
Firoozeh Kashani-Sabet
320 PAGES 216 X 134MM
978 1 86064 571 6 HARDBACK £49.50
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VOL. 25
TEXTBOOK
TEXTBOOK
FROM PALACE TO PRISON
Inside the Iranian Revolution
CREATING AN ISLAMIC
STATE
Ehsan Naraghi, Tehran University
Khomeini and the
Making of a New Iran
392 PAGES 234 X 156MM
978 1 85043 704 8 HARDBACK £42.00
THE PERSIAN SPHINX
Vanessa Martin, Royal
Holloway College
Amir Abbas Hoveyda and the Riddle of
the Iranian Revolution
272 PAGES 216 X 134MM
978 1 86064 900 4 PAPERBACK £16.99
400 PAGES 234 X 156MM
978 1 85043 328 6 HARDBACK £42.00
POLITICS OF CONFRONTATION
Abbas Milani, College of Notre Dame
LIVES, LIES AND THE IRAN-CONTRA
AFFAIR
Ann Wroe
320 PAGES 216 X 134MM
978185043 558 7 PAPERBACK £17.99
The Foreign Policy of the USA and
Revolutionary Iran
Babak Ganji
328 PAGES 234 X 156MM
978 1 84511 084 0 HARDBACK £59.50
LIBRARY OF INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS,VOL. 27
TAURIS ACADEMIC STUDIES
TEXTBOOK
THE CONSTITUTION OF
IRAN
ALL FALL DOWN
America’s Fateful Encounter with Iran
Politics and the State
in the Islamic Republic
Gary Sick
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IRAN AND THE FIRST WORLD WAR
Battleground of the Great Powers
Touraj Atabaki, Leiden University
240 PAGES 234 X 156MM
978 1 86064 964 6 HARDBACK £56.50
LIBRARY OF MODERN MIDDLE EAST STUDIES,
VOL. 43
THE ARMY AND THE CREATION OF THE
PAHLAVI STATE IN IRAN, 1910–1926
376 PAGES 234 X 156MM
978185043 009 4 HARDBACK £56.50
ISLAM AND MODERNISM
The Iranian Revolution of 1906
254 PAGES 216 X 134MM
978185043 101 5 HARDBACK £51.50
SANCTIONING IRAN
Vanessa Martin
OCTOBER SURPRISE
224 PAGES 216 X 134MM
978 1 86064 105 3 HARDBACK £56.50
LIBRARY OF MODERN MIDDLE EAST STUDIES,
VOL. 12
TAURIS ACADEMIC STUDIES
Gary Sick
TEXTBOOK
REBELS WITH A CAUSE
The Failure of the Left
in Iran
Maziar Behrooz, San
Francisco State University
264 PAGES 216 X 134MM
978 1 86064 630 0 PAPERBACK
£16.99
ILLUSTRATED
TEXTBOOK
IRAN AND THE RISE OF
REZA SHAH
From Qajar Collapse
to Pahlavi Power
Cyrus Ghani
440 PAGES 234 X 156MM
978 1 86064 258 6 HARDBACK
£56.50
978 1 86064 629 4 PAPERBACK £17.99
ILLUSTRATED
MIDDLE EAST 2010–2011
University of Berlin
336 PAGES 234 X 156MM
978 1 86064 253 1 PAPERBACK £19.99
Stephanie Cronin, University College
Northampton
Asghar Schirazi, Free
America’s Hostages in Iran and the
Election of Ronald Reagan
277 PAGES 234 X 156MM
978185043 528 0 HARDBACK £35.00
THE PRIEST AND THE KING
An Eyewitness Account of the Iranian
Revolution
Desmond Harney
224 PAGES 216 X 134MM
978 1 86064 319 4 HARDBACK £42.00
978 1 86064 374 3 PAPERBACK £14.99
Anatomy of a Failed Policy
Hossein Alikhani, Director, Centre for World
Dialogue
448 PAGES 234 X 156MM
978 1 86064 626 3 HARDBACK £59.50
PRE-CAPITALIST IRAN
A Theoretical History
Abbas Vali
304 PAGES 216 X 134MM
978 1 85043 554 9 HARDBACK £59.50
SOCIETY AND CULTURE IN THE MODERN MIDDLE
EAST
TEXTBOOK
THE SHAH AND I
RELIGION AND POLITICS
IN MODERN IRAN
Asadollah Alam
Lloyd Ridgeon, University
The Confidential Diary of Iran’s Royal
Court, 1968–77
576 PAGES 234 X 156MM
978 1 84511 372 8 PAPERBACK £14.99
RELIGION AND WAR IN REVOLUTIONARY
IRAN
Saskia Gieling, Catholic University of
Nijmegen
216 PAGES 216 X 134MM
978 1 86064 407 8 HARDBACK £56.50
LIBRARY OF MODERN MIDDLE EAST STUDIES,
VOL. 18
A Reader
of Glasgow
296 PAGES 234 X 156MM
978 1 84511 073 4 HARDBACK
£59.50
978 1 84511 072 7 PAPERBACK
£15.99
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STUDIES,VOL. 3
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Ritter’s revealing testimony confirms what some of us have suspected, but never heard set out so vividly
– New Statesman review of Iraq Confidential, see page 21
IRAN
TEXTBOOK
IRAN’S ECONOMY
UNDER THE ISLAMIC
REPUBLIC
Jahangir Amuzegar, Johns
Hopkins University
ILLUSTRATED
416 PAGES 216 X 134MM
978 1 86064 104 6 PAPERBACK
£18.99
THE ECONOMY OF IRAN
The Dilemma of an Islamic State
Parvin Alizadeh (Ed.), London Guildhall
University
312 PAGES 216 X 134MM
978 1 86064 464 1 HARDBACK £56.50
LIBRARY OF MODERN MIDDLE EAST STUDIES
VOL. 29
TEXTBOOK
MUSADDIQ AND THE
STRUGGLE FOR POWER
IN IRAN
Homa Katouzian
328 PAGES 216 X 134MM
978 1 86064 290 6 PAPERBACK
£16.99
THE COMPLETE FAUNA OF IRAN
Eskandar Firouz, Former Director of the
Department of the Environment in Iran
336 PAGES 240 X 170MM
978 1 85043 946 2 HARDBACK £59.50
ILLUSTRATED
ALLOPATHY GOES NATIVE
Traditional Versus Modern Medicine in
Iran
Agnes Loeffler, University of Wisconsin-
Madison
224 PAGES 216 X 134MM
978 1 85043 942 4 HARDBACK £59.50
INTERNATIONAL LIBRARY OF IRANIAN STUDIES,
VOL. 6
TAURIS ACADEMIC STUDIES
REGIONAL HISTORY AND POLITICS / IRAQ
THE SLAVE GIRLS OF BAGHDAD NEW
BABYLON
The History of a
Legend and its
Afterlives
Michael Seymour, British
Museum
NEW
One of the greatest cities of the ancient
world, Babylon has been eclipsed by its own
sinful reputation. For two thousand years the
real, physical metropolis lay buried while
another, ghostly city lived on, engorged on
accounts of its own destruction. More
recently the site of Babylon has been the
centre of major excavation: yet the
spectacular results of this work have done
little to displace the many other fascinating
ways in which the city has endured and
reinvented itself in culture. Why has Babylon
so creatively fired the human imagination?
Why has it been so enthralling to so many,
and for so long? In exploring answers, Michael
Seymour ranges across art, archaeology,
history and literature. From Hammurabi and
Nebuchadnezzar to Brueghel, Rembrandt,
Voltaire, William Blake and modern
interpreters like Umberto Eco, Italo Calvino
and Gore Vidal, the author explores a carnival
of disparate sources dominated by the
intoxicating idea of depravity.
352 PAGES 216 X 134MM APRIL 2011
9781848857018 HARDBACK £56.50
50 INTEGRATED BW
HAMMURABI OF BABYLON
Dominique Charpin,
École Pratique des
Hautes Études,
Sorbonne, Paris
NOMAD
A Year in the Life of a Qashqa’i
Tribesman in Iran
Lois Beck
503 PAGES 234 X 156MM
978185043 364 4 PAPERBACK £16.95
STRANGE TIMES IN
PERSIA
An Anthology of
Contemporary Iranian
Literature
Nahid Mozaffari, New
School, New York, &
Ahmad Karimi Hakkak,
University of Maryland (Eds)
496 PAGES 234 X 156MM 2009
978 1 84511 416 9 HARDBACK £35.00
978 1 84511 417 6 PAPERBACK £12.99
NEW
Hammurabi was the sixth king of ancient
Babylon and also its greatest. Expanding the
role and influence of the Babylonian city-state
into an imperium that crushed its rivals and
dominated the entire fertile plain of
Mesopotamia, Hammurabi (who ruled c.
1792-1750 BCE) transformed a minor
kingdom into the regional superpower of its
age. But this energetic monarch, whose
geopolitical and military strategies were
unsurpassed in his time, was more than just a
war-leader or empire-builder. Renowned for
his visionary Code of Laws, Hammurabi’s
famous codex – written on a stele in
Akkadian, and publicly displayed so that all
citizens could read it – pioneered a new kind
of lawmaking. The Code’s 282 specific legal
injunctions, alleged to have been divinely
granted by the god Marduk, remain influential
to this day, and offer the historian fascinating
parallels
with
the
biblical
Ten
Commandments.
312 X 234 X 156MM JUNE 2011
9781848857520 HARDBACK £55.00
The Qiyan in the Early Abbasid Era
F. Matthew Caswell
From the refined Geisha of the Imperial
Court to the learned hetaerae of Ancient
Greece, the captivating history of courtesans
and slave girls transcends countless cultural
boundaries and fields of academic study. The
Slave Girls of Baghdad explores the origins,
education and art of the ‘qiyan’ – indentured
girls and women who entertained and
entranced the caliphs and aristocrats who
worked the labyrinths of power within ninthcentury Baghdad and throughout the Abbasid
Empire. Through a detailed analysis of Islamic
law, historical sources and poetry, F. Matthew
Caswell examines the qiyans’ unique place in
Abbasid society and their contested moral
standing, providing a comprehensive overview
and cultural comparison of an elusive and
alluring institution.This fascinating history will
be essential reading for all interested in the
story of slavery along with the rich world of
the Abbasid Empire more widely.
Contents
Introduction;The Social Scene; Ima’ Shawa‘Ir
And Qiyan; Four Slave Women Poets
Other Jawara Poets; Al-Ima’ Al-Shawa‘Ir as
Eulogists;Al-Ima’ Al-Shawa‘Ir as Mourners;AlIma’ Al-Shawa‘Ir as Satirists And Lampoonists;
Qiyan and H’ara’ir; Amatory Poetry; Singing;
The Singing Slave Girls; Decline And Fall;
Epilogue
304 PAGES 216 X 134MM DECEMBER 2010
9781848855779 HARDBACK £56.50
TAURIS ACADEMIC STUDIES
LIBRARY OF MIDDLE EAST HISTORY,VOL. 28
MAPPING FRONTIERS ACROSS
MEDIEVAL ISLAM NEW
Geography,Translation and the
‘Abbasid Empire
Travis Zadeh, Haverford College,
Pennsylvania
The story of the 9th-century caliphal mission
from Baghdad to discover the legendary
barrier against the apocalyptic nations of Gog
and Magog mentioned in the Quran, has been
either dismissed as superstition or treated as
historical fact. By exploring the intellectual
and literary history surrounding the
production and early reception of this
adventure, Travis Zadeh traces the
conceptualization of frontiers within early
‘Abbasid society and re-evaluates the modern
treatment of marvels and monsters inhabiting
medieval Islamic descriptions of the world.
Contents:
Introduction; Section One: Geography,
Translation, and the Apocalypse; Chapter
One: Routes and Kingdoms; Chapter Two:
Models of Translation; Chapter Three: alWathiq and the Translators; Section Two:
Marvelous Alterity; Chapter Four: A
Geography of Neighbours; Chapter Five:
Pictura ut poesis; Section Three: Beyond the
Barrier; Chapter Six: To Live to Tell; Chapter
Seven: Past the Walls of the Orient; Chapter
Eight:Translating along the Margins; Postscript:
Royal Graffiti; Index; Bibliography.
328 PAGES 216 X 134MM NOVEMBER 2010
9781848854512 HARDBACK £59.50
5 LINE, 15 B&W INTEGRATED
TAURIS ACADEMIC STUDIES
LIBRARY OF MIDDLE EAST HISTORY,VOL. 27
www.ibtauris.com
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By far the most absorbing and disturbing of the many recent books about the country
– Economist review of Understanding Iraq, see page 21
REGIONAL HISTORY AND POLITICS / IRAQ
THE OTTOMAN ORIGINS OF
MODERN IRAQ NEW
THE IRAQI REFUGEES
Political Reform, Modernization and
Development in the Nineteenth
Century Middle East
As a result of the various reforms of the midnineteenth
century
Tanzimat
(‘reorganisation’) era, Ottoman authority in
Iraq was much stronger and better
administered by the 1870s, than it had been
when the Ottomans imposed direct rule over
the region in the 1830s. Drawing upon
original source documents, Ebubekir Ceylan
provides the first comprehensive study of the
Tanzimat reforms in Iraq in the nineteenth
century, focusing on aspects of political
reform, modernization and development and
analyzing both the successes and failures of
the reform process.
Contents:
Introduction; Chapter I: Ottoman Iraq:
Geography, People and History; Chapter II:
‘Bringing the State Back in’: Re-assertion of
Ottoman Direct Rule in Baghdad ; Chapter III:
Ottoman Provincial Administration in
Baghdad; Chapter IV: Tanzimat As Applied in
Ottoman Baghdad; Chapter V: The Land and
the Tribes ; Chapter VI: Public Works and
Modernization in Baghdad; Conclusion.
304 PAGES 216 X 134MM NOVEMBER 2010
9781848854253 HARDBACK £56.50
LIBRARY OF OTTOMAN STUDIES,VOL. 22
TAURIS ACADEMIC STUDIES
THE GREAT CALIPHS
The Golden Age of the
’Abbasid Empire
The New Crisis in the
Middle East
Ebubekir Ceylan, Fatih University, Istanbul
20
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Amira K. Bennison
256 PAGES 234 X 156MM
978 1 84511 737 5 HARDBACK
£19.50
Joseph Sassoon
THREE KINGS IN
BAGHDAD
The Tragedy of Iraq’s
Monarchy
NEW PAPERBACK EDITION
Since 2003, over 4 million Iraqis have been
forced to flee their homes, in what amounts
to one of the largest people movements in
modern times, far exceeding the Palestinian
outflow after 1948. Despite media reports of
an improved security situation in Iraq, the
majority of refugees are still afraid to return.
The social, economic, political and security
consequences of such an event are huge. In
this rigorous and timely book, Joseph Sassoon
explores the underlying trends of Iraq’s
refugee flow: which class, ethnic and sectarian
groups are going where and how. Based on
extensive original research, he examines the
economic impact of this exodus on Iraq itself,
and on the host countries of the region:
Jordan, Syria and Lebanon. He analyses
international policy on the refugee issue, and
assesses the options for return and
resettlement. Iraqi Refugees is both the first
and the definitive guide to what will come to
be seen as one of the most significant issues
affecting the Middle East.
Gerald de Gaury,
Preface by Philip Mansel,
Introduction by Alan de
Lacy Rush
232 PAGES 216 X 134MM
978 1 84511 535 7 PAPERBACK £14.99
READING IRAQ
Culture and Power in Conflict
Muhsin al-Musawi, Columbia University
216 PAGES 234 X 156MM
978 1 84511 070 3 HARDBACK £59.50
LIBRARY OF MODERN MIDDLE EAST STUDIES,
VOL. 51
A QUEST IN THE MIDDLE
EAST
Gertrude Bell and the
Making of Modern Iraq
Liora Lukitz, Harvard
University
272 PAGES 234 X 156MM DECEMBER 2010
9781848856974 PAPERBACK £16.99
5 INTEGRATED BW, 1 MAP
INSIDE THE ARAB NATIONALIST
STRUGGLE
Memoirs of an Iraqi
Statesman
Mohammed Jamali,
Edited John King
NEW
A pivotal figure in the history of modern Iraq,
Hashemite politician Mohammed Fadhel
Jamali embodied many of his country’s
contradictions. A deeply pious Muslim, he
caused a furore by using his influence with
King Faisal to advocate for universal
education and the emancipation of women.
A committed Arab Nationalist and ardent
supporter of the Palestinian cause, as Foreign
Minister and Iraqi representative to the
United Nations he helped steer Iraq into the
Baghdad Pact with Britain and the US. This
first-hand account of his struggle to place Iraq
at the centre of an Arab nationalist alliance in
a deeply polarised world order offers unique
insights in to the politics, personalities and
plots of Arab nationalism. Jamali offers a
candid account of Iraq’s relationships with the
other Arab states at this critical juncture,
including its relationships with Syria and
Nasser’s Egypt, from the early 1940s to the
overthrow of the monarchy in 1958.
256 PAGES 234 X 156MM APRIL 2011
9781850437628 HARDBACK £35.00
MIDDLE EAST 2010–2011
THE KURDS OF IRAQ
320 PAGES 234 X 156MM
978 1 85043 415 3 HARDBACK
£29.50
ILLUSTRATED
NEW
Ethnonationalism and National
Identity in Iraqi Kurdistan
TEXTBOOK
Mahir Aziz, University of Salahaddin, Erbil
BATTLE IN IRAQ
Letters and Diaries of
the First World War
Over ninety years since their absorption into
the modern Iraqi state, the Kurdish people of
Iraq still remain an apparent anomaly in the
modern world – a nation without a state. In
The Kurds of Iraq, Mahir Aziz explores this
incongruity, and asks the pertinent questions,
who are the Kurds today? What is their
relationship to the Iraqi state? How do they
perceive themselves and their prospective
political future? And in what way are they
crucial for the stability of the Iraqi state?
J.M. Hammond
288 PAGES 216 X 134MM 2009
978 1 84511 963 8 HARDBACK
£27.50
RADCLIFFE PRESS
BRITAIN IN IRAQ
Contriving King and
Country
Peter Sluglett, University
Contents:
List of Tables; List of Figures; List of
Appendices; List of Maps; Preface;
Introduction; Part One: Chapter 1: The
Construction of Kurdish National Identity in
Iraqi Kurdistan; Chapter 2: Nationalism,
Nation, State, Nation State and Stateless
Nation; Chapter 3: Approaches to
Nationalism and National Identity; Chapter 4:
Making Sense of Kurdish History: Territory,
Language and Proto-Nationalism; Chapter 5:
The Historical and Socio-Political Conditions
for the Development of Kurdish Nationalism:
1921-91; Chapter 6: Reconstructing and
Consolidating National Identity: 1990-2008;
Part Two: Chapter 7: Kurdish Nationalism
among University Students; Chapter 8:
Toward an Understanding of Modern Kurdish
Nationalism and National Identity; Chapter 9:
Post-1990s ‘Kurdistaniyeti’; Bibliography.
320 PAGES 216 X 134MM DECEMBER 2010
9781848855465 HARDBACK £59.50
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INDEPENDENT IRAQ
British Influence from 1941–1958
Matthew Elliot
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when a democratic government acquiesces in the face of its own militants – New York Times review of Occupied Territoies, see page 22
IRAQ
TEXTBOOK
UNDERSTANDING IRAQ
A Whistlestop Tour
from Ancient Babylon
to Occupied Baghdad
REGIONAL HISTORY AND POLITICS / PALESTINE AND ISRAEL
PEOPLES APART
Israel, South Africa
and the Apartheid
Question
William Polk, University
of Chicago
Inside the Insurgency
Zaki Chehab
288 PAGES 234 X 256MM
978 1 84511 110 6 HARDBACK
£20.00
IRAQ AND THE WAR ON TERROR
Twelve Months of Insurgency
2004/2005
Paul Rogers, Bradford University
192 PAGES 216 X 134MM
978 1 84511 205 9 PAPERBACK £14.99
IRAQ SINCE 1958
From Revolution to Dictatorship
Marion Farouk Sluglett & Peter Sluglett,
University of Utah
416 PAGES 216 X 134MM
978 1 86064 622 5 PAPERBACK £15.99
FRANCE AND IRAQ
Oil, Arms and French Policy Making in
the Middle East
David Styan, Birkbeck College
248 PAGES 234 X 156MM
978 1 84511 045 1 HARDBACK £59.50
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IRAQ
Reconstruction and
Future Role
The Emirates Center for
Strategic Study and
Research
200 PAGES 234 X 156MM
978 9 94800 639 8 HARDBACK
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AND RESEARCH
IRAQ CONFIDENTIAL
The Untold Story of
America’s Intelligence
Conspiracy
Scott Ritter, Foreword by
Seymour Hersh
336 PAGES 188 X 126MM 2009
978 1 84885 086 6 PAPERBACK
£12.99
Stories of Palestinian
Peoplehood
Dina Matar, SOAS
Ilan Pappé (Ed.),
University of Exeter
240 PAGES 216 X 134MM
978 1 84511 123 6 PAPERBACK
£12.99
MIDDLE EASTERN STUDIES ASSOCIATION
IRAQ ABLAZE
WHAT IT MEANS TO BE
PALESTINIAN
NEW
NEW
The word ‘apartheid’ evokes the ideology of
racial segregation which dominated South
Africa for so many years. Yet opinionformers, including former US President Jimmy
Carter, are increasingly using the word
‘apartheid’ to describe the situation of Arabs
in Israel and the Occupied Territories. The
use of the word ‘apartheid’ is highly emotive,
and has serious implications for international
policy. The concept lies at the heart of the
growing trades union movement to boycott
Israeli products. Yet in the heat of debate, noone has unpacked the South Africa analogy,
and brought on board the expertise of
historians,
lawyers,
journalists
and
policymakers familiar with the politics of both
countries. Now for the first time one of
Israel’s most celebrated academics, Ilan Pappé,
has gathered together these perspectives in
an accessible format which lays out the legal,
political and social dimensions of apartheid,
and provides an authoritative assessment of
its relevance to Israel.
What It Means to be Palestinian is a narrative
of narratives, a collection of personal stories,
remembered feelings and reconstructed
experiences by different Palestinians whose
lives were changed and shaped by history.
The book begins with the 1936 revolt against
British rule in Palestine and ends in 1993, with
the Oslo peace agreement that changed the
nature and form of the national struggle. It is
based on in-depth interviews and
conversations with Palestinians, male and
female, old and young, rich and poor, religious
and secular, in Jordan, Lebanon, Syria, Israel
and the Occupied Territories. Presented as
remembered personal narratives and as
‘social’ histories, these conversations provide
a deep & intimate account of what it means
to be Palestinian in the 21st century.
COMPENSATING PALESTINIAN
REFUGEES NEW
PALESTINE ONLINE
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Legal Economic and Political
Perspectives
Rex Brynen, McGill University, Canada and
Roula al Rifai, International Development
Research Centre (IDRC), Ottawa (Eds)
The Palestinian refugee question is one of the
central and most difficult aspects of the ArabIsraeli conflict, and has long been a major
stumbling block in Palestinian-Israeli
negotiations.
Contents:
1. Introduction; 2. The United Nations
Conciliation Commission for Palestine’s
Records on Palestinian Refugee Property
Losses; 3. Palestinian Negotiation Priorities
on
Reparations
for
Refugees; 4.
Compensation for Palestinian Refugees; 5.
Israel’s Policy Regarding Palestinian Refugee
Real Estate Holdings: Israel’s State Records; 7.
Palestinian Refugee Compensation; 8. Lessons
learned
from
other
compensation/
reparations regimes; 9. The Typology of
Palestinian Refugee Losses in 1948; 10.
Gender Aspects of Compensation; 11.
Compensation to Host Countries; 12.
Redressing Internally Displaced Persons in
Israel; 13. An Analysis of the Palestinian
Refugees’ Right to reparation under
International Law with a Focus on the Right
to Compensation; 14. Linking Palestinian
Compensation Claims with Jewish Property
Claims against Arab Countries; 15.
Compensation to Palestinian Refugees and
the UNRWA Archives; 16. Beyond
Compensation: reparations, Transitional
Justice and the Palestinian Refugee Question.
320 PAGES 216 X 134MM JUNE 2011
9781848857278 HARDBACK £59.50
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Transnationalism, Communications
and the Reinvention of Identity
Miriyam Aouragh, University of Oxford
For Palestine’s diaspora and exiled
communities, the internet has become an
important medium for the formation of
Palestinian national and transnational identity.
Miriyam Aouragh looks at the internet as
both a space and an instrument for linking
Palestinian diasporas in Palestine, Jordan and
Lebanon. She closely examines the uses and
limits of internet technology under
conditions of war, along with the ways in
which virtual participation enables the
generation of new ideals for political
reconciliation
and
self-determination.
Through
the
internet,
participants
reconstruct a virtual ‘Palestinian homeland’,
gain a space for recovering the past, for
overcoming issues of mobility, and for
generating social change.This book provides a
new angle on those affected by the IsraeliPalestine conflict, and furthers understanding
about the connection between electronic
media, politics and national identity more
widely.
Contents:
Introduction; Theory and Practice of the
Internet Mobility and Immobility; Identity
Online and Offline; Virtual Space and
Territorial Place; Internet Cafes as Contested
Spaces; Conclusion.
288 PAGES 216 X 134MM SEPTEMBER 2010
9781848853645 HARDBACK £56.50
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REGIONAL HISTORY AND POLITICS / PALESTINE AND ISRAEL
JERUSALEM IN WORLD WAR 1
The Palestine Diary
of Consul Conde de
Ballobar
Conde de Ballobar,
edited by Roberto
Mazza, Western Illionois
University
NEW
When World War I broke out in Europe in
the autumn of 1914, a young diplomat was
sent to Jerusalem to take charge of the
Spanish consulate in the city. Antonio de la
Cierva y Lewita, better known as Conde de
Ballobar, recorded the events he witnessed
and described his experiences and opinions in
a unique document that has become an
invaluable resource for historians. Ballobar’s
diary provides an unparalleled insight into late
Ottoman Jerusalem – and the upheavals of
wartime life in the city – and includes a
detailed account of the battle amongst the
local churches over control of the city’s holy
places. Also touching upon the spread of
Zionism and the establishment of British rule,
Ballobar writes as a privileged observer of an
exceptionally complex historical period.
Available in English for the first time, this
book will be essential reading for students
and scholars of the late-Ottoman Empire and
World War I in the Middle East.
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PALESTINE IN ISRAELI SCHOOL
BOOKS NEW
Ideology and Propaganda in Education
Nurit Peled-Elhanan, Tel Aviv University
Each year, Israel’s young men and women are
drafted into compulsory military service and
are required to engage directly in the IsraeliPalestinian conflict. This conflict is by its
nature intensely complex and is played out
under the full glare of international security.
So, how does Israel’s education system
prepare its young people for this? How is
Palestine, and the Palestinians against whom
these young Israelis will potentially be
required to use force, portrayed in the school
system? Nurit Peled-Elhanan argues that the
textbooks used in the school system are
laced with a pro-Israel ideology, and that they
play a part in priming Israeli children for
military service.
Contents
Preface; Introduction: Reading Israeli School
Books; Chapter 1: The Representation of
Palestinians in Israeli School Books; Chapter
2: Layout as Carrier of Meaning; Chapter 3:
The Geography of Hostility; Chapter 4:
Legitimation of Conflict; Afterword: Summary
and Conclusions; Notes; Bibliography; Index.
224 PAGES 216 X 134MM NOVEMBER 2010
9781845118136 HARDBACK £51.50
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RADICAL CHRISTIANITY IN THE
MIDDLE EAST NEW
Liberation and Theology in the Middle
East
Samuel J. Kuruvilla
Christianity arose from the lands of biblical
Palestine and, regardless of its twentieth
century association with the Arab-Israeli
conflict, to Christians around the world it
remains first and foremost the birthplace of
Christianity. Nevertheless the size of the
Christian population among Palestinians
today living in Israel and the Palestinian
territories is now relatively insignificant. Here
Samuel J. Kuruvilla argues that Christian
Palestinians often employ politically astute as
well as theologically radical means in their
efforts to appear relevant as a minority
community within Israeli and Palestinian
societies.
Portraying the Holy Land
Edwin James Aiken, Queen’s University,
Belfast
256 PAGES 234 X 156MM 2009
978 1 84511 818 1 HARDBACK £45.00
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THE TRIUMPH OF MILITARY ZIONISM
Nationalism and the Origins of the
Israeli Right
Colin Shindler, SOAS
288 PAGES 234 X 156MM 2009
978 1 84885 024 8 PAPERBACK £18.99
THE POLITICAL
IDEOLOGY OF HAMAS
A Grassroots
Perspective
Michael Jensen, Danish
Institute for International
Studies
Contents:
Introduction; The Development of a
Palestinian Theology of Liberation; Political
and Liberation Theologies: Implications for
Palestine-Israel; The ‘Sabeel’ Ecumenical
Liberation Theology Centre in Jerusalem;The
Politics and Praxis of Naim Stifan Ateek;
Contextual Theology in Palestine: the
Theological and Political Practice of Mitri
Raheb; Conclusions.
320 PAGES 216 X 134MM APRIL 2011
9781848855519 HARDBACK £59.50
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978 1 84511 059 8 HARDBACK
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MODERN MEDICINE IN THE HOLY LAND
Pioneering British Medical Services in
Late Ottoman Palestine
Yaron Perry and Efraim Lev, both at the
University of Haifa
256 PAGES 216 X 134MM
978 1 84511 489 3 HARDBACK £54.50
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THE DIVIDED SELF
OCCUPIED TERRITORIES
The Untold Story of
Israel’s Settlements
Israel and the Jewish
Psyche Today
David J. Goldberg, Rabbi
Gershom Gorenberg,
journalist
Emeritus of the Liberal
Jewish Synagogue,
London
NEW IN PAPERBACK
Rabbi David Goldberg, one of today’s most
respected and outspoken Jewish leaders,
grapples with the dilemmas of contemporary
Jewishness with characteristic candour, and
sketches the emerging faultlines in the Jewish
sense of identity. He offers up a completely
fresh reading of Jewish history, arguing that
the narrative of relentless woe and suffering
popularised by nineteenth-century writers
such as George Eliot was based on a highly
selective reading of the past. Goldberg
retraces the history of the Jews, and rejects
the mythology of eternal victimhood. Instead,
he focuses on the survival strategies that have
been pursued throughout the centuries. He
contrasts the pragmatic flexibility of the
Jewish Diaspora with the military
assertiveness of modern Israel. With wit,
insight and compassion he highlights the
growing gulf between Israeli and Diaspora
Jewishness. This book will stimulate, engage
and provoke readers of all beliefs and
cultures.
248 PAGES 216 X 134MM FEBRUARY 2011
9781848856745 PAPERBACK £12.99
MIDDLE EAST 2010–2011
SCRIPTURAL GEOGRAPHY
480 PAGES 216 X 134MM
978 1 84511 430 5 PAPERBACK
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BEYOND OSLO, THE STRUGGLE FOR
PALESTINE
Inside the Middle East Peace Process
from Rabin’s Death to Camp David
Ahmed Qurie (Abu Ala)
384 PAGES 234 X 156MM 2009
978 1 84511 946 1 HARDBACK £25.00
FROM OSLO TO JERUSALEM
The Palestinian Story of the Secret
Negotiations
Ahmed Qurie (Abu Ala)
328 PAGES 234 X 156MM
978 1 84511 132 8 HARDBACK £24.50
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THE PEACE BUSINESS
Money & Power in the Palestine–Israel
Conflict
Markus Bouillon
272 PAGES 234 X 156MM
978 1 85043 443 6 HARDBACK £56.50
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– Royal Society for Asian Affairs review of Syria and Iran, see page 24
SYRIA
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PALESTINIAN NGOS IN ISRAEL
TEXTBOOK
Shany Payes
ISLAMIC POLITICS IN
PALESTINE
The Politics of Civil Society
352 PAGES 216 X 134MM
978 1 85043 630 0 HARDBACK £59.50
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PALESTINIAN REFUGEES
Challenges of Repatriation and
Development
Rex Brynen, McGill University, & Roula El
Rifai, International Development Research
Centre
264 PAGES 216 X 134MM
978 1 84511 311 7 HARDBACK £56.50
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THE MAKING OF THE
ARAB ISRAELI
CONFLICT 1947–1951
Ilan Pappé, University of
Exeter
336 PAGES 216 X 134MM
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A BROKEN TRUST
Herbert Samuel, Zionism and the
Palestinians
Sahar Huneidi, Foreword by Walid Khalidi
376 PAGES 234 X 156MM
978 1 86064 172 5 HARDBACK £56.50
LIBRARY OF MODERN MIDDLE EAST STUDIES,
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PALESTINE AND EGYPT UNDER THE
OTTOMANS
Paintings, Books, Photographs, Maps
and Manuscripts
Hisham Khatib
300 PAGES 350 X 320MM
978 1 86064 888 5 HARDBACK £65.00
150 COLOUR ILLUSTRATIONS
CONFRONTING AN EMPIRE,
CONSTRUCTING A NATION
Arab Nationalists and Popular Politics
in Mandate Palestine
Weldon C. Matthews, Oakland University
352 PAGES 216 X 134MM
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THE MUSLIM BROTHERS AND THE
PALESTINE QUESTION 1928–1947
Abd al-Fattah M. El-Awaisi
256 PAGES 216 X 134MM
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ISLAMIC JERUSALEM AND ITS CHRISTIANS
A History of Tolerance and Tensions
Maher Abu-Munshar, University of Aberdeen
264 PAGES 216 X 134MM
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Beverley Milton-Edwards,
Queen’s University,
Belfast
272 PAGES 216 X 134MM
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REINVENTING JERUSALEM
Israel’s Reconstruction of the Jewish
Quarter after 1967
Simone Ricca
272 PAGES 234 X 156MM
978 1 84511 387 2 HARDBACK £56.50
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THE HISTORY OF
ZIONISM
Walter Laquer, Center for
Strategic and
International Studies
672 PAGES 234 X 156MM
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THE ROAD TO
JERUSALEM
Glubb Pasha, Palestine
and the Jews
POWER AND POLICY IN SYRIA NEW
Intelligence Services, Foreign Relations
and Democracy in the Modern Middle
East
Radwan Ziadeh, Harvard University
In an unstable Middle East, beset by regional
tensions and repercussions of the global war
on terror, Syria is a key player. The bloodless
coup by General Hafez al-Asad, in 1970, put in
place a powerful autocratic machinery at the
core of the state which continues till today
under the control of his son Bashar. Here
Radwan Ziadeh presents a fresh and
penetrating analysis of Syria’s political
structure – a ‘despotic’ state monopoly, a
bureaucratic climate marked by fear, and the
administrative structure through which
centralized control is exercised. With a focus
on Syria’s intelligence services, Power and
Policy in Syria is essential reading for all those
interested in Syria, the modern Middle East,
International Relations and Security Studies.
Contents:
Introduction; 1. Birth of the Third Republic
and Establishing Syrian Authoritarianism; 2.
Inheriting Syria from Father to Son: Hafez alAsad’s Last Days; 3. Damascus Spring:The Rise
of the Opposition in Syria; 4. Bashar al-Asad
and Foreign Policy; 5. Political Islam Challenge:
Muslim Brothers and Democracy; Notes;
Bibliography; Index.
240 PAGES 216 X 134MM DECEMBER 2010
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Beny Morris, Ben-Gurion
University
320 PAGES 234 X 156MM
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ALLENBY’S MILITARY MEDICINE
Life and Death in World War 1
Palestine
Eran Dolev, Tel Aviv University
224 PAGES 234 X 156MM
978 1 84511 290 5 HARDBACK £59.50
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ATTEMPTING TO BRING THE GOSPEL
HOME
Scottish Missions to Palestine,
1839–1917
Michael Marten, SOAS
280 PAGES 234 X 156MM
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HAIFA
Transformation of an
Arab Society,
1918–1939
May Seikaly, Wayne
State University
304 PAGES 216 X 134MM
978 1 85043 958 5 HARDBACK
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SYRIA AND THE USA
NEW
Washington’s Relations with Damascus
from Wilson to Eisenhower
Sami Moubayed
The early years of Syrian-US relations can be
described as hopes dashed, hopes revived.
Although American missionaries had visited
the Middle East in the nineteenth century, it
was not until after World War I that Syrian
and US dignitaries met in an official capacity. In
the aftermath of World War II the relationship
took a new turn, as the US was accused of
involvement in the series of coups and
counter-coups that rocked the young republic
from 1949 until the ill-fated Syrian-Egyptian
union of 1958. Engagement and the right to
self-determination were the rule of the game
in the post-Wilson era, but this quickly
transformed into espionage and covert
activity during the Cold War when the US saw
Syria as a Soviet proxy in the Middle East.
Featuring original research and previously
unpublished material, this book will be
essential reading for scholars of the Middle
East and US diplomatic History and
twentieth-century International Relations.
Contents:
Shattered Dreams and Wilsonian Principles;
Crane in Damascus, again; The rocky 1920s;
The road to Washington runs through Berlin;
The struggle for Syria; Husni al-Za’im and the
United States; The early Shishakli era 19491951; Ike comes to Damascus; Turning back
the clock; Ropes of Syrian Sand; Tipping the
balance at Suez; The Stone Affair; The United
Arab Republic.
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THE STRUGGLE FOR POWER IN
SYRIA
Politics and Society
under Asad and the
Ba’th party
Nikolaos van Dam
NEW
As Syria begins to open its economy to the
West, and continues to play a pivotal, if
enigmatic role, in Middle Eastern politics, this
new, updated edition of Van Dam’s classic
account of Syrian politics interrogates the
relationship between identity, class and power
in the Baathist system which has ruled Syria
since 1963. In particular he looks at how
Hafez al Asad, the current President’s father,
consolidated power through an Alawi military
elite, and examines how his son, Bashar al
Asad, has managed the system he inherited.
As
well
as
encompassing
recent
developments, the new edition covers source
material not previously available, and thus
remains a comprehensive as well as a
rigorous account of modern Syrian politics.
256 PAGES 216 X 134MM FEBRUARY 2011
9781848857605 PAPERBACK £14.99
COMMANDING SYRIA
Bashar al-Asad and
the First Years in
Power
Eyal Zisser, Tel Aviv
University
240 PAGES 234 X 156MM
978 1 84511 153 3 HARDBACK
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THE POLITICAL
ECONOMY OF SYRIA
UNDER ASAD
Volker Perthes
312 PAGES 216 X 134MM
978 1 86064 192 3 PAPERBACK
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SYRIA AND SAUDI ARABIA
Collaboration and Conflicts in the Oil
Era
Sonoko Sunayama, United Nations
Development Programme,Yemen
280 PAGES 216 X 134MM
978 1 84511 302 5 HARDBACK £59.50
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THE OTTOMANS IN SYRIA
A History of Justice and Oppression
Dick Douwes, University of Leiden
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978 1 86064 031 5 HARDBACK £56.50
IN THE LION’S DEN
Inside America’s Cold War with Asad’s
Syria
Andrew Tabler
See Page 5
MONUMENTS OF SYRIA
An Historical Guide
Ross Burns
384 PAGES 210 X 148MM 2009
978 1 84511 947 8 PAPERBACK
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ILLUSTRATED
SYRIA AND IRAN
Diplomatic Alliance
and Power Politics in
the Middle East
Jubin Goodarzi, Webster
University, Geneva
376 PAGES 216 X 134MM 2009
978 1 84511 997 3 PAPERBACK
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TRANSFORMING DAMASCUS
Space and Modernity in an Islamic city
Leila Hudson, University of Arizona
288 PAGES 216 X 134MM
978 1 84511 579 1 HARDBACK £54.50
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LIBRARY OF MIDDLE EAST HISTORY,VOL. 16
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POST-COLONIAL SYRIA
AND LEBANON
The Decline of Arab
Nationalism and the
Triumph of the State
Youssef Chaitani, United
Nations Introduction by
Patrick Seale
224 PAGES 234 X 156MM
978 1 84511 294 3 HARDBACK £45.00
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LEBANON
CHANNELS OF RESISTANCE IN
LEBANON
Liberation
Propaganda,
Hezbollah and the
Media
Zahera Harb,
Nottingham University
NEW
On May 25th 2000 Israeli occupation forces
withdrew from South Lebanon after 22 years
of occupation. The Lebanese media’s role in
achieving liberation over this period is
significant, through campaigns conducted to
unify the Lebanese people against their
foreign occupier and in support of the
Lebanese resistance in South Lebanon. This
book investigates the culture and
performance of Lebanese journalism in this
setting. Zahera Harb is also presenting here
an alternative interpretation of propaganda
under conditions of foreign occupation and
the struggle against that occupation. She
identifies the characteristics of ‘liberation
propaganda’ through the coverage and
experience of the two Lebanese TV stations
Tele Liban and Al Manar within the historical,
cultural, organisational and religious contexts
in which they operated, and how these
elements shaped their professional practice
and their news values.
256 PAGES 216 X 134MM MARCH 2011
9781848851207 HARDBACK £51.50
9781848851214 PAPERBACK £16.99
COEXISTENCE IN WARTIME
LEBANON
Decline of a State
and Rise of a Nation
Theodor Hanf, German
Institute for
International Educational
Research in Frankfurt
NEW IN PAPERBACK
This book combines a
vast encyclopaedic history of the war in
Lebanon with a penetrating sociological
analysis. Tracing the war to its origins, the
author shows that it has been primarily a
surrogate war over Palestine which escalated
into a conflict between the diverse Lebanese
communities, each afraid of being the player
left standing in a macabre game of musical
chairs. Hanf’s central theme is the problem of
conflict and conflict regulation between these
groups. How were conflicts regulated
peacefully before the war? How did the
country come to be the battlefield of both a
surrogate war and a civil war? How do the
Lebanese view what has happened in their
country? What are their aspirations and how
do they conceive a realistic settlement? Is
there any prospect of re-establishing
coexistence between different elements of
Lebanese society? The author sets out to
answer these and other important questions
using a wide range of literature as well as his
own extensive research in the country.
736 PAGES 234 X 156MM JANUARY 2011
9781848857155 PAPERBACK £25.00
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Intelligently written
– Asian Affairs journal review of Hezbollah, see page 25
REGIONAL HISTORY AND POLITICS / LEBANON
SPIRIT OF THE PHOENIX
Beirut and the Story
of Lebanon
Tim Llewellyn
272 PAGES 234 X 156MM MAY
2010
978 1 84511 735 1 HARDBACK
£17.99
THE CHRISTIANS OF LEBANON
David Grafton, Dar Camboni Arabic Studies
Iran and Lebanon in the Last 500 Years
H.E. Chehabi, Boston University
560 PAGES 216 X 134MM
978 1 86064 561 7 HARDBACK £47.50
978 1 84511 255 4 PAPERBACK £16.99
I.B.TAURIS IN ASSOCIATION WITH THE CENTRE FOR
LEBANESE STUDIES, OXFORD
HEZBOLLAH
The Changing Face of
Terrorism
Judith Palmer Harik,
American University of
Beirut
10 ILLUSTRATIONS
288 PAGES 216 X 134MM
978 1 86064 944 8 HARDBACK £56.50
TAURIS ACADEMIC STUDIES
The Challenge of Independence
Eyal Zisser, Tel Aviv University
320 PAGES 234 X 156MM
978 1 86064 537 2 HARDBACK £56.50
The History of
Lebanon Reconsidered
Kamal Salibi, American
University of Beirut
256 PAGES 216 X 134MM
978 1 86064 912 7 PAPERBACK
£16.99
LEBANON AND ARABISM
National Identity and
State Foundation
LEBANON’S QUEST
The Road to Statehood
1926–1939
Raghid El-Solh, Centre for
Lebanese Studies
Meir Zamir, Ben-Gurion
University
328 PAGES 234 X 156MM
978 1 86064 553 2 PAPERBACK
£17.99
INVENTING LEBANON
THE LESSONS OF
LEBANON
American University of
Beirut
A HOUSE OF MANY
MANSIONS
TEXTBOOK
256 PAGES 216 X 134MM
978 1 85043 579 2 HARDBACK £59.50
INTERNATIONAL LIBRARY OF WAR STUDIES, VOL 2
TAURIS ACADEMIC STUDIES
Nawaf A. Salam (Ed.),
TEXTBOOK
224 PAGES 216 X 134MM
978 1 85043 766 6 HARDBACK £56.50
LIBRARY OF MODERN MIDDLE EAST STUDIES,
VOL. 49
TAURIS ACADEMIC STUDIES
Matthew Preston
OPTIONS FOR LEBANON
288 PAGES 234 X 156MM
978 1 86064 856 4 HARDBACK £54.50
I.B.TAURIS IN ASSOCIATION WITH THE CENTRE FOR
LEBANESE STUDIES
Rodger Shanahan, University of Sydney
Rhodesia and Lebanon in Perspective
248 PAGES 234 X 156MM
978 1 85043 398 9 HARDBACK
£45.00
LIBRARY OF MODERN MIDDLE EAST STUDIES,
VOL. 38
American University of
Beirut
Clans, Parties and Clerics
ENDING CIVIL WAR
Samir Makdisi, American
University of Beirut
Abdul Rahim Abu Husayn,
THE SHI’A OF LEBANON
256 PAGES 234 X 156MM
978 1 84511 024 6 PAPERBACK
£12.99
The Economics of War
& Development
Ottoman Lebanon and
the Druze Emirate
Institute
LEBANON
DISTANT RELATIONS
THE VIEW FROM
ISTANBUL
Political Rights in Islamic Law
LEBANESE STUDIES
320 PAGES 216 X 134MM
978 1 86064 051 3 HARDBACK
£54.50
I.B.TAURIS IN ASSOCIATION
WITH THE CENTRE FOR
Nationalism and the
State Under the
Mandate
THE STRUGGLE FOR LEBANON
Haifa
Nasser M. Kalawoun
Kais Firro, University of
320 PAGES 234 X 156MM
978 1 86064 857 1 HARDBACK
£54.50
LIBRARY OF MIDDLE EAST HISTORY, VOL. 6
THE MERCHANT REPUBLIC OF LEBANON
Rise of an Open Economy
Carolyn Gates,
Institute of Southeast Asia Studies, Singapore
224 PAGES 216 X 134MM
978 1 86064 047 6 HARDBACK £56.50
A Modern History of Lebanese –
Egyptian Relations
240 PAGES 216 X 134MM
978 1 86064 423 8 HARDBACK £56.50
LIBRARY OF INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS,VOL. 14
VIOLENCE AND
DIPLOMACY IN LEBANON
The Troubled Years,
1982–1988
Elie Salem, University of
Balamand
256 PAGES 234 X 156 MM
978 1 85043 835 9 HARDBACK
£49.50
PHOENICIA
History of a
Civilization
256 PAGES 234 X 156MM
978 1 85043 928 8 HARDBACK
£54.50
THE CENTRE FOR LEBANESE
STUDIES
George Rawlinson
376 PAGES 216 X 134MM
978 1 84511 019 2 PAPERBACK
£15.99
REVIVING PHOENICIA
The Search for Identity in Lebanon
Asher Kaufman, Hebrew University of
Jerusalem
288 PAGES 234 X 156MM
978 1 86064 982 0 HARDBACK £56.50
STRUGGLE IN THE LEVANT
Lebanon in the 1950s
Caroline Attié, Effat College, Saudi Arabia
256 PAGES 234 X 156MM
978 1 86064 467 2 HARDBACK £54.50
I.B.TAURIS IN ASSOCIATON WITH THE CENTRE FOR
LEBANESE STUDIES
THE POLITICS OF INTERVENTIONISM IN
OTTOMAN LEBANON
1830–1861
Caesar E. Farah, University of Minnesota
832 PAGES 216 X 134MM
978 1 86064 056 8 HARDBACK £75.00
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LEBANESE STUDIES
www.ibtauris.com
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Major new history
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REGIONAL HISTORY AND POLITICS / JORDAN
JORDAN AND THE UNITED
STATES NEW
THE MAKING OF JORDAN
Imad El-Anis, Nottingham Trent University
Yoav Alon,
Tribes, Colonialism
and the Modern State
The Political Economy of Trade and
Economic Reform in the Middle East
Relations between the United States and the
Middle East are going through a period of
significant change in which the use of force in
pursuit of national interests has proved to be
increasingly counter-productive. A new policy
direction has been adopted which seeks to
promote economic integration, development
and cooperation. The recent proliferation of
US-Middle East free trade agreements is a
corner-stone of this new foreign policy
approach. Imad El-Anis here offers an analysis
of how free trade and economic integration
can impact US-Middle East relations by using
the Jordan-US relationship as an example.
University of Tel Aviv
232 PAGES 234 X 156MM 2009
978 1 84885 013 2 PAPERBACK
£16.99
Jordan, Israel and the 1994–2004 Peace
Process
Dona Stewart, Georgia State University
232 PAGES 216 X 134MM
978 1 84511 212 7 HARDBACK £59.50
LIBRARY OF MODERN MIDDLE EAST STUDIES,
VOL. 56
TAURIS ACADEMIC STUDIES
JORDAN SINCE 1989
A Study in Political
Economy
Introduction; Chapter 1:Twenty-First Century
International Political Economy: Towards a
New Understanding of US-Jordan Relations;
Chapter 2: Theory and Methods; Chapter 3:
State-Facilitation of Trade: Jordanian Interests
and Domestic and Foreign Policy; Chapter 4:
State-Facilitation of Trade: US Interests and
Trade Policy; Chapter 5: Bilateral Trade in
Textiles and Clothing; Chapter 6: Bilateral
Trade in Pharmaceutical Products; Chapter 7:
Bilateral Trade in Banking and Insurance
Services; Conclusions;
Warwick Knowles,
University of Durham
288 PAGES 216 X 134MM
978 1 85043 633 1 HARDBACK
£56.50
LIBRARY OF MODERN MIDDLE
EAST STUDIES,VOL. 47
THE MODERN HISTORY
OF JORDAN
Kamal Salibi, American
320 PAGES 216 X 134MM NOVEMBER 2010
9781848854710 HARDBACK £59.50
TAURIS ACADEMIC STUDIES
LIBRARY OF INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS,VOL. 50
BRITAIN AND JORDAN NEW
Imperial Strategy, King Abdullah I and
the Zionist Movement
Tancred Bradshaw
In the wake of the establishment of the State
of Israel in 1948, it has often been alleged,
King Abdullah I of Jordan and the Zionist
movements colluded to partition Mandate
Palestine between them, while Great Britain,
the retreating imperial power, gave them tacit
approval to do so. Here, Tancred Bradshaw
challenges these allegations, looking at the
complex and often strained relations
between the emerging states of Jordan, Israel
and the at first hegemonic, and then
crumbling, British Empire.
Contents:
Chapter 1: Introduction; Chapter 2:Abdullah’s
Accession to Power: War-time Diplomacy
and Establishment of the Mandatory Regime
in Palestine and Transjordan; Chapter 3:
Abdullah and the Special Relationship: The
Origins of Hashemite-Zionist Relations;
Chapter 4: Diplomacy during the Arab Revolt:
The British, Abdullah and the Jewish Agency;
Chapter
5:
The
Complexity
of
Decolonialisation: The End of the Mandate,
1944-47; Chapter 6: The Imagery of
Collusion: From Mandate to Statehood, 194851; Chapter 7: Conclusion;
320 PAGES 216 X 134MM JUNE 2011
9781848853102 HARDBACK £56.50
10 INTEGRATED B&W
TAURIS ACADEMIC STUDIES
QATAR
A Modern History
Allen Fromherz, Georgia
State University
GOOD NEIGHBOURLY RELATIONS
Contents:
26
ARABIA / THE GULF
University of Beirut
304 PAGES 216 X 134MM
978 1 86064 331 6 PAPERBACK
£17.99
THE JORDANIAN PALESTINIAN
RELATIONSHIP
The Bankruptcy of the Confederal Idea
Musa S. Braizat
288 PAGES 216 X 134MM
978 1 86064 291 3 HARDBACK £51.50
BRITISH ACADEMIC PRESS
NEW
Qatar plays a crucial part in the Middle East
today. With the second greatest natural gas
resources in the region, Qatar's economic
clout is considerable. At the same time the
Qatar story is replete with paradoxes: the
state hosts the Al-Jazeera media network, an
influential expression of Arab nationalism and
anti-Americanism, while also hosting the
principal US naval base in the region. Its
leaders, like Saudi Arabia’s, adhere to the
Wahhabi form of Sunni Islam, yet Qatar eyes
its Saudi neighbours with suspicion. It is a
fervent champion of the Palestinian cause, yet
welcomes the Israeli Foreign Minister to
present the Jewish state’s case in its capital,
Doha. With this groundbreaking modern
history, Allen Fromherz presents a full
portrait which analyses these paradoxes and
Qatar’s growing regional influence within a
broader historical context.
224 PAGES 234 X 156MM FEBRUARY 2011
9781848851672 HARDBACK £29.95
16PP INTEGRATED B&W
THE GCC AND THE
INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS OF
THE GULF
Diplomacy, Security
and Economy Coordination in a
Changing Middle East
Matteo Legrenzi,
University of Ottawa
NEW
The GCC, made up of Saudi Arabia, Bahrain,
Kuwait, Oman, Qatar and the UAE, is one of
the most resilient sub-regional organizations
in the world, and the most successful in the
one in the Arab world. It has been the forum
through which much internal security cooperation in this volatile sub-region has taken
place, as well as the main representative for
the UAE’s territorial dispute with Iran over
the Aub Musa and Tunbs Islands. Very little is
known however about how the organization
really works: how decisions are actually taken,
as opposed to how this process is formally
constituted in its charters, and what the
GCC’s real impact on member states, the
Gulf and international relations is. Drawing on
cutting-edge IR theoretical perspectives as
well as unique first-hand access to GCC
decision-makers, Matteo Legrenzi explains
the mechanisms of Gulf cooperation – and its
limitations – in the context of economic
globalisation, diplomatic regionalisation and
the rise of Iran.
224 PAGES 234 X 156MM MARCH 2011
9781845119218 HARDBACK £45.00
4 B&W INTEGRATED, 4 MAPS
LIBRARY OF INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS,VOL. 44
MIDDLE EAST 2010–2011
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... based on her study of Al-Wahhabi’s original text in modern Riyadh – and very impressive it is
– The Spectator review of Wahhabi Islam, see page 27
REGIONAL HISTORY AND POLITICS / ARABIA / THE GULF
YEMEN AND THE COMING CHAOS
Al Qaeda,Warlords
and Oil in the
Arabian Peninsula
Ginny Hill, Ionian
University, Corfu
NEW
Linking the lawless Horn of Africa to Saudi
Arabia and the Gulf, Yemen is a strategically
vital country on the brink of collapse, whose
implosion, combined with a growing Al Qaeda
presence, could have consequences for the
whole Middle East and beyond.
Ginny Hill takes us inside this fascinating and
complex country, introducing us to a range of
characters; Somali refugees, tribal warlords,
Qat-chewing philosophers, corrupt politicians
and gun-runners. She shows us the
transnational networks of crime, peoplesmuggling and terrorism which sweep
through the country, the legacy of civil war,
and how the most vibrant democracy in the
Middle East became mired in corruption and
separatist violence. Part reportage, part
history, and part informed analysis, this is an
indispensable guide to the little-understood
country which is about to dominate
international headlines.
STATE BUILDING AND COUNTER
INSURGENCY IN OMAN NEW
Political, Military and Diplomatic
Relations at the end of Empire
James Worrall, University of Leeds
In the depths of the Cold War and in the
wake of Britain’s announcement of its
intention to withdraw ‘East of Suez’ by the
end of 1971, Britain was faced with the stark
reality of a Marxist rebellion in the Dhofar
province of Oman. State Building and Counter
Insurgency in Oman offers an exploration of
the attempts by officials and politicians in
Whitehall and the Gulf to reconcile attempts
to protect national interests and create an
effective, centralised Omani administration
and security bodies, whilst maintaining the
image of strategic withdrawal and the
sovereign independence of Oman.
Contents:
Introduction; 1. Between the Pax Britannica
and the World; 2. Events and Policy
Surrounding Britain’s Increasing Involvement
in Oman; 3. The Conservative Ascendancy:
Getting the Troops In; 4. Britain and Oman’s
Internal//External Legitimacy Dilemma; 5. The
Search for International Recognition: Britain’s
Role in Securing Legitimacy; 6. British Policy,
Whitehall Debates and External Aid, 1972-74;
7. Continuity and Change: The Labour
Government and Defence Reviews;
Conclusion:Themes and Implications
224 PAGES 216 X 134MM APRIL 2011
9781848857582 HARDBACK £49.50
9781848857599 PAPERBACK £14.99
320 PAGES 216 X 134MM APRIL 2011
9781848856349 HARDBACK £59.50
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TAURIS ACADEMIC STUDIES
LIBRARY OF MODERN MIDDLE EAST STUDIES,
VOL. 107
YEMEN DIVIDED
THE GULF STATES
The Story of a Failed
State in South Arabia
Noel Brehony, SOAS
A Modern History
David Commins,
Dickinson College
21ST CENTURY GLOBALIZATION
Perspectives from the
Gulf
Rafael Reyes-Ruiz (Ed.)
Zayed University, Dubai
NEW
The Arab states in the Gulf region are now
global leaders in business and commerce.
Their once traditional societies now host
thousands of migrants from around the
world. The Gulf is now a key player in the
global economy, feeling keenly the fluctuations
in the market as well as the strain upon the
societies in each of the states there. This
book encompassing contributions from a
range of distinguished sociologists and Middle
East specialists reveals much new material on
Gulf cities, and explores the real impact of
globalization upon their economies, societies,
religion and culture.
264 PAGES 216 X 134MM AUGUST 2010
9789948157519 HARDBACK £54.50
ENCOUNTERS SERIES
ZAYED UNIVERSITY PRESS
NUCLEAR ENERGY IN THE GULF
The Emirates Center for Strategic Studies
and Research
520 PAGES 234 X 156MM MAY 2010
9789948141167 HARDBACK £57.50
9789948141174 PAPERBACK £29.50
THE EMIRATES CENTER FOR STRATEGIC STUDIES
AND RESEARCH
HUMAN RESOURCES AND DEVELOPMENT
IN THE GULF
NEW
South Yemen has come to be seen as a
potential Al-Qaeda stronghold and at the
heart of a separatist movement threatening
to rip apart southern Arabia. How has this
country of forbidding mountains and arid
deserts gone from British colony to
communist state and then to ‘terrorist base’
in just half a century? In Yemen Divided, author
and Middle East expert Noel Brehony tells for
the first time the comprehensive history of
the People’s Democratic Republic of Yemen
(PDRY). He explains the power politics that
came to form a communist republic a few
hundred miles from the holiest site in Islam,
and the process and conflicts that led to
Yemeni unification in 1990.The impact of the
PDRY is still felt today as Saudi and
government armed forces engage with
Houthis in the North and unrest continues to
simmer across the South. Yemen Divided is an
important book for anyone wanting to
understand why Yemen has veered towards
massive instability.
304 PAGES 216 X 134MM MARCH 2011
9781848856356 HARDBACK £35.00
NEW
The geopolitical importance of the Gulf
region is a source both of great interest and
great tension. David Commins here provides
an in-depth narrative of the modern political
history of the Gulf States, giving a
comprehensive and accessible account of
their recent development and strategic
importance. Focusing primarily on economic,
cultural, religious and social themes from the
18th century to the present, this book
highlights the influence of British imperialism
and subsequent US hegemony in the region.
The motifs of geography and hierarchy are
woven throughout the book as it covers
important topics including the influence of
the Ottoman Empire, the rise of Arab
dynasties, oil wealth and modern prosperity,
and the formation of the Gulf States, as we
know them today. With the importance and
influence of the Gulf States continuing to
increase, this book will become invaluable
reading for scholars and students of
international relations, political economy and
modern history.
320 PAGES 216 X 134MM AUGUST 2011
9781848852785 HARDBACK £35.00
16 B&W INTEGRATED
Emirates Center for Strategic Studies and
Research
568 PAGES 234 X 156MM MAY 2010
9789948142492 HARDBACK £64.00
9789948142485 PAPERBACK £35.00
33 FIGURES AND 58 TABLES
EMIRATES CENTER FOR STRATEGIC STUDIES AND
RESEARCH
A WINDOW OF OPPORTUNITY
Europe, Gulf Security and the
Aftermath of the Iraq War
Christian Koch, Gulf Research Center, &
Felix Neugart, Ludwig-Maximilians
University, Munich (Eds)
112 PAGES 276 X 219MM
978 9 94842 473 4 PAPERBACK £15.00
GULF RESEARCH CENTER
UNFULFILLED POTENTIAL
Exploring the GCC–EU Relationship
Christian Koch (Ed.), Gulf Research Center
112 PAGES 246 X 189MM
978 9 94842 430 7 PAPERBACK £15.00
GULF RESEARCH CENTER
www.ibtauris.com
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REGIONAL HISTORY AND POLITICS / ARABIA / THE GULF
MUHAMMAD IBN ‘ABD AL-WAHHAB
The Man and his Works
Abd-allah Salih al-Uthaymin, King Saud
University, Saudi Arabia
240 PAGES 234 X 156MM 2009
978 1 84511 791 7 HARDBACK £54.50
LIBRARY OF MIDDLE EAST HISTORY,VOL. 19
WAHHABI ISLAM
From Revival and
Reform to Global Jihad
Natana J. Delong-Bas,
Georgetown University
384 PAGES 234 X 156MM
978 1 84511 322 3 PAPERBACK
£14.99
THE WAHHABI MISSION
AND SAUDI ARABIA
David Commins, Dickinson
College
296 PAGES 234 X 156MM
978 1 84885 014 9 PAPERBACK
£14.99
ILLUSTRATED
BEYOND THE DUNES
An Anthology of Modern Saudi
Literature
Mansour al-Hazimi, Salma Khadra Jayyusi,
Ezzat Khattab (Eds)
552 PAGES 234 X 156MM
978 1 85043 972 1 HARDBACK £56.50
28
THE REIGN OF MUBARAK AL-SABAH
Shaikh of Kuwait 1896–1915
Salwa Alghanim
256 PAGES 234 X 156MM
978 1 86064 350 7 HARDBACK £56.50
POLITICS IN AN ARABIAN OASIS
The Rashidis of Saudi Arabia
Madawi Al Rasheed, Kings College, London
312 PAGES 216 X 134MM
978 1 86064 193 0 PAPERBACK £17.99
A MODERN HISTORY OF
OMAN
Formation of the State
since 1920
Francis Owtram,
University of
Southampton
240 PAGES 216 X 134MM
978 1 86064 617 1 HARDBACK £42.00
LIBRARY OF MODERN MIDDLE EAST STUDIES,
VOL. 30
THE LONG ROAD FROM TAIF TO JEDDAH
Resolution of a Saudi–Yemeni
Boundary Dispute
Askar H. Al-Enazy
296 PAGES 234 X 156MM
978 9 94800 721 0 PAPERBACK £25.00
THE EMIRATES CENTER FOR STRATEGIC STUDIES
AND RESEARCH
THE GULF
Future Security and
British Policy
EGYPT
BRITISH VICTORY IN EGYPT
The End of
Napoleon’s Conquest
The Emirates Center for
Strategic Studies and
Research
Piers Mackesy,
Pembroke College,
Oxford
64 PAGES 234 X 156MM
978 1 85043 382 8 PAPERBACK
£18.99
THE EMIRATES CENTER FOR STRATEGIC STUDIES
AND RESEARCH
THE INFORMATION
REVOLUTION AND THE
ARAB WORLD
Its Impact on State
and Society
The Emirates Center for
Strategic Studies and
Research
336 PAGES 234 X 156MM
978 1 86064 247 0 HARDBACK £47.50
978 1 86064 209 8 PAPERBACK £19.50
THE EMIRATES CENTER FOR STRATEGIC STUDIES
AND RESEARCH
THE DATE PALM
The Emirates Center for
Strategic Studies and
Research
457 PAGES 234 X 156MM
978 9 94800 551 3 HARDBACK
£59.50
978 9 94800 550 6 PAPERBACK
£27.50
THE EMIRATES CENTER FOR STRATEGIC STUDIES
AND RESEARCH
CONSTITUTIONAL
REFORM AND POLITICAL
PARTICIPATION IN THE
GULF
Abdulhadi Khalaf, Lund
University, & Giacomo
Luciani, European
University Institute (Eds)
312 PAGES 276 X 219MM
978 9 94843 253 1 PAPERBACK £20.00
GULF RESEARCH CENTER
THE SULTAN’S YEMEN
19th-Century
Challenges to
Ottoman Rule
Caesar E. Farah,
University of Minnesota
416 PAGES 216 X 134MM
978 1 86064 767 3 HARDBACK
£59.50
LIBRARY OF OTTOMAN STUDIES, VOL.1
LIGHTNING OVER YEMEN
A History of the Ottoman Campaign
in Yemen, 1569–71
Edited and translated by Clive Smith
272 PAGES 234 X 156MM
978 1 86064 836 6 HARDBACK £59.50
20 COLOUR ILLUSTRATIONS AND 5 MAPS
LIBRARY OF OTTOMAN STUDIES,VOL. 3
NEW
In 1800 the British army’s reputation was in
tatters, having experienced nothing but failure
in wars across the world for forty years; at
home, a divided cabinet had to face the
problem of Egypt, which had been occupied
by Napoleon’s Army of the Orient since 1798.
The task of ejecting France fell to a disparate
band of soldiers led by Sir Ralph Abercromby
which, against all the odds, defeated the
French army on 21 March 1801, bringing
Napoleon’s Egyptian Campaign to a definitive
and crushing end. Piers Mackesy vividly brings
to life the events of the battle, revealing how
Abercromby’s brilliantly executed strategy
restored the honour of the British army and
averted disaster for the Empire.
304 PAGES 198 X 126MM SEPTEMBER 2010
9781848854727 PAPERBACK £11.99
TAURIS PARKE PAPERBACKS
FROM MISSION TO MODERNITY
Evangelicals, Reformers and Education
in Nineteenth Century Egypt NEW
Paul Sedra, University in Burnaby, Canada
In this pioneering account of Egyptian
educational history, Paul Sedra describes how
the Egyptian state under Muhammad Ali Pasha
sought to forge a new relationship with
children during the nineteenth century.
Through the introduction of modern forms of
education, brought to Egypt by evangelical
missions, the state aimed to ensure children’s
loyal service to the state, whether through
conscription or forced labour. However, these
schemes of educational reform, most
prominently Joseph Lancaster’s monitorial
system, led to unforeseen consequences as
students in Egypt’s new modern schools
resisted efforts to control their behaviour in
creative and complex ways, and these acts of
resistance themselves led to new forms of
political identity.
Contents:
Introduction; Chapter One – To discipline the
world: Evangelicals and education; Chapter
Two – The missionary example: John Lieder;
Chapter Three – The educational reformer:
Joseph Hekekyan; Chapter Four – A project
abandoned?; Chapter Five – The Great Coptic
School: Reinterpreting reform; Chapter Six –
A case study in resistance: Asyut at midcentury; Chapter Seven – Ridding Egypt of
superstition; Epilogue.
256 PAGES 234 X 156MM JUNE 2011
9781848855489 HARDBACK £54.50
12 BW INTEGRATED
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MIDDLE EAST 2010–2011
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...deserves to be widely read, not least for its insights into popular Egyptian culture and social perceptions,
– Asian Affairs Journal review of Smoking, Culture and Economy in the MIddle East, see page 29
REGIONAL HISTORY AND POLITICS / EGYPT
OCCIDENTALISMS IN THE ARAB
WORLD NEW
SUEZ
Ideology and Images of the West in the
Egyptian Media
Britain’s End of
Empire in the Middle
East
Robbert Woltering, University of Amsterdam
While the western perception of the ‘the
Orient’ has become a well-worn topic in the
field of Asian and Middle Eastern studies, the
way in which the Arab world has come to
perceive the west has been largely neglected.
Occidentalisms in the Arab World not only
presents a comprehensive overview and
pointed commentary on recent works in the
emerging field of Occidentalist studies, but
also provides new insight on the interplay
between ideology and image in the
formulation of ‘the west’. Robbert Woltering
provides an in-depth look at the ways in
which
multiple
representations
–
occidentalisms – of the west have developed
in Egypt since the end of the Cold War.
Occidentalisms in the Arab World provides an
unparalleled and original commentary in an
emerging field at the intersection of Middle
East Studies, Political Science, and Media
Studies.
Contents:
1. Introduction; 2.A History of Occidentalism
in Egypt; 3. Post-Cold War Occidentalism in
Egypt; 4. Examining Contemporary Egyptian
Occidentalisms; 5. Conclusions
224 PAGES 216 X 134MM OCTOBER 2010
9781848854765 HARDBACK £51.50
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LIBRARY OF MODERN MIDDLE EAST STUDIES,
VOL. 96
THE POLITICS OF ART AND
CULTURE IN MODERN EGYPT
Aesthetics, Ideology and NationBuilding
Keith Kyle
NEW
On 26 July 1956, the British Empire received
a blow from which it would never recover. On
this day, Egypt’s President Gamal Abdul
Nasser nationalized the Suez Canal Company,
one of the gems of Britain’s imperial portfolio.
It was to be a fateful day for Britain as a world
power. Britain, France and Israel subsequently
colluded in attacking Egypt, ostensibly – in the
case of Britain and France – to protect the
Suez Canal but in reality in an attempt to
depose Nasser. The US opposition to this
scheme forced an ignominious withdrawal,
leaving Nasser triumphant and marking a
decisive end to Britain’s imperial era.
In this, the seminal work on the Suez Crisis,
Keith Kyle draws on a wealth of documentary
evidence to tell this fascinating political,
military and diplomatic story. Including new
introductory material, this revised edition of a
classic work will be essential reading for
anyone interested in the history of the
twentieth century, military history and the
end of empire.
THE MONUMENTS OF
EGYPT
NEW
An A-Z Companion to
Ancient Egyptian
Architecture
Patrick Kane, Clatsop Community College,
Oregon
Contents:
Introduction: The Social Horizon of Egyptian
Aesthetics from 1938 to 1966 and the
Context of Transitions in Scholarship; 1.
Egyptian Art Institutions, Agrarian Struggles
and Fascism from 1908 to 1940; 2. From
Degenerate
Art
Debate
to
the
Contemporary Arts Group: The arts of
Egyptian civil society, 1938–1951; 3. The
Festival Subject in the Contemporary Art
Group and the Philosophy of Traditional Arts;
4. The Landlord-Peasant Battles as a Subject
for the Arts; 5. Art of the Aswan High Dam;
Conclusion: Materialist Currents in the
Philosophy and Experience of Egyptian
Aesthetics.
320 PAGES 216 X 134MM APRIL 2011
9781848856042 HARDBACK £59.50
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Propaganda and
Persuasion During the
Suez Crisis
Tony Shaw,
University of
Hertfordshire
288 PAGES 216 X 134MM AUGUST 2009
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During much of the twentieth century, art and
cultural production in Egypt operated against
a backdrop of political crisis. Two central
issues crossed and interacted with the arts
and aesthetics of the era: the Egyptian peasant
struggles against capitalist agriculture in the
1920s; and the problem of nationalism and the
state before and after the 1952 revolutionary
coup. Patrick Kane here situates key Egyptian
art movements in their political, social and
historical contexts.
EDEN, SUEZ AND THE
MASS MEDIA
Dieter Arnold,
Metropolitan Museum of
Art, New York
288 PAGES 210 X 156MM 2009
978184885 042 2 PAPERBACK £14.99
350 B&W ILLUSTRATIONS & PLANS
THE MUSLIM BROTHERHOOD AND EGYPT’S
SUCCESSION CRISIS
The Politics of Liberalisation and
Reform in the Middle East
Mohammed Zahid
224 PAGES 216 X 134MM NOVEMBER 2009
978184511 979 9 HARDBACK £49.50
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FOR THE LIVING AND
THE DEAD
The Funerary
Laments of Upper
Egypt, Ancient and
Modern
SMOKING, CULTURE AND ECONOMY IN
THE MIDDLE EAST
The Egyptian Tobacco Market
1850–2000
Relli Shechter, Ben-Gurion University
240 PAGES 234 X 156MM
978 1 84511 137 3 HARDBACK £56.50
THE LIBRARY OF
ALEXANDRIA
Centre of Learning in
the Ancient World
Roy MacLeod (Ed.),
University of Sydney
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A GRAND DELUSION
Democracy and
Economic Reform in
Egypt
Eberhard Kienle, SOAS
280 PAGES 234 X 156MM
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THE RIVER NILE IN THE
AGE OF THE BRITISH
Political Ecology and
the Quest for
Economic Power
Terje Tvedt, University of
Bergen
528 PAGES 234 X 156MM
978 1 86064 835 9 HARDBACK £56.50
TEXTBOOK
EGYPT
An Economic
Geography
Fouad Ibrahim, University
of Bayreuth, & Barbara
Ibrahim
296 PAGES 234 X 156MM
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Elizabeth Wickett
£45.00
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978 1 84885 050 7 HARDBACK
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EGYPT
IN PURSUIT OF LEGITIMACY
The Muslim Brothers and Mubarak,
1982–2000
REGIONAL HISTORY AND POLITICS / NORTH AFRICA
MOROCCAN DREAMS
Recreating Oriental
Myth and Colonial
Legacy
Hesham Al-Awadi, University of Exeter
272 PAGES 216 X 134MM
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BRITAIN, THE SIX-DAY
WAR AND ITS
AFTERMATH
Frank Brenchley
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978 1 85043 406 1 HARDBACK
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HISTORY, VOL. 3
CIVIL SOCIETY EXPOSED
The Politics of NGOs
in Egypt
Maha M. Abdelrahman,
The American University
of Cairo
236 PAGES 234 X 156MM
978 1 85043 581 5 HARDBACK
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EAST STUDIES,
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Claudio Minca, Royal
Holloway, University of
London
NEW
Morocco has long been a mythical land, firmly
rooted in the European colonial imagination.
For more than a century it has been
appropriated by travellers, explorers, writers
and artists. It is just these images and
imaginings that are now being reconstructed
for nostalgic consumption. In Moroccan
Dreams, Claudio Minca examines this
aestheticised re-enactment of the colonial,
exploring the ways in which Moroccans
themselves have become complicit in the rewriting of their homes and lives. Richly
illustrated, the book provides a fascinating
journey that will engage and delight all those
enamoured of Morocco and its extraordinary
geographies.
256 PAGES 234 X 1256MM APRIL 2011
9781848850156 HARDBACK £19.50
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THE EMERGENCE OF
NATIONALIST POLITICS IN
MOROCCO NEW
The Rise of the Independence Party
and the Struggle Against Colonialism
after World War II
Daniel Zisenwine, Tel Aviv University
The end of World War II intensified
Morocco’s nationalist struggle against French
colonial rule, with the establishment of the
Istiqlal (‘independence’) party and the
Moroccan Sultan’s emergence as a national
leader. In this book, Daniel Zisenwine charts
the rise of Morocco’s leading nationalist party,
and illustrates the weakness of Moroccan
political parties at the outset of the anticolonial struggle.
SHARI’A AND ISLAMISM IN
SUDAN NEW
Conflict, Law and Social
Transformation
Carolyn Fluehr-Lobban, Rhode Island
College
After the 1989 Islamist coup in Sudan, the
National Islamic Front under General Omar
al-Bashir and Dr. Hasan Turabi attempted to
institutionalise, codify and implement Shari’a
law throughout the country. However, by
2005, with the signing of the Comprehensive
Peace Agreement ending 22 years of civil war,
the government agreed to halt its policy of
Islamisation in the South. Shari’a and Islamism
in Sudan explores how Sudanese society has
been transformed by this period of
implementation of Islamic Law.
Contents:
Chapter 1: Shari’a, Islam and Islamism in
Sudanese History; Chapter 2:The Ascendance
of Islamism, 1983-89; Chapter 3: ‘Be Careful
what you ask for’; Chapter 4: Shari’a Courts
and Judges in Contemporary Practice;
Chapter 5: Demographic Transformation;
Chapter 6: Social Transformation; Chapter 7:
Comparative cases of Iran, Afghanistan and
Nigeria; Chapter 8: Post-Islamism, Future of
Shari’a and the Sudanese State.
320 PAGES 216 X 134MM MAY 2011
9781848856660 HARDBACK £59.50
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INTERNATIONAL LIBRARY OF AFRICAN STUDIES
IMMIGRATION AND NATIONAL IDENTITY
North African Political Movements in
Colonial and Postcolonial France
Rabah Aissaoui
320 PAGES 216 X 134MM 2009
978 1 84511 835 8 HARDBACK £56.50
TAURIS ACADEMIC STUDIES
INTERNATIONAL LIBRARY OF MIGRATION STUDIES,
VOL. 14
EU INTEGRATION WITH NORTH AFRICA
Trade Negotiations and Democracy
Deficits in Morocco
Carl Dawson
224 PAGES 216 X 134MM 2009
978 1 84511 784 9 HARDBACK £54.50
TAURIS ACADEMIC STUDIES
LIBRARY OF EUROPEAN STUDIES,VOL. 8
TEXTBOOK
Contents:
Introduction; Chapter 1: The Nationalist
Movement in French Morocco during World
War II; Chapter 2: The Establishment of the
Istiqlal Party and the 1944 Riots; Chapter 3:
The Istiqlal in the Aftermath of the 1944
Riots;
Chapter 4: The Istiqlal’s Social
Initiatives; Chapter 5: The Istiqlal’s Ties with
the Sultan: The Rise of a National Leader;
Chapter 6: Attempts to Revise French
Policies: Eirik Labonne’s Reform Efforts;
Chapter 7: A New Stage in Nationalist
Politics:The Sultan’s Visit to Tangier; Chapter
8: An Intensified Nationalist Struggle: The
Crises of 1950-51; Chapter 9:The Nationalist
Struggle’s Turning Point: The Sultan’s
Deposition; Conclusion.
256 PAGES 216 X 134MM DECEMBER 2010
9781848853232 HARDBACK £54.50
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INTERNATIONAL LIBRARY OF POLITICAL STUDIES,
VOL. 43
MIDDLE EAST 2010–2011
IMPERIAL IDENTITIES
Stereotyping,
Prejudice and Race in
Colonial Algeria
Patricia Lorcin, Florida
International University
336 PAGES 216 X 134MM
978 1 86064 376 7 PAPERBACK
£18.99
ART IN THE SERVICE OF COLONIALISM
French Art Education in Morocco
1912–1956
Hamid Irbouh
296 PAGES 216 X 134MM
978 1 85043 851 9 HARDBACK £59.50
INTERNATIONAL LIBRARY OF COLONIAL HISTORY,
VOL. 2
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An enthralling and often entertaining read
– Asian Affairs Journal review of Fragments of Culture, see page 35
NORTH AFRICA
LIBYA AND THE WEST
From Independence to
Lockerbie
REGIONAL HISTORY AND POLITICS / THE OTTOMANS AND TURKEY
AMONG THE OTTOMANS
Diaries from Turkey
in World War I
Geoff Simons,
introduction by Tony Benn
Ian Lyster (Ed.)
256 PAGES 234 X 156MM
978 1 86064 988 2 HARDBACK
£42.00
I.B.TAURIS IN ASSOCIATION
WITH THE CENTRE FOR
LIBYAN STUDIES
TEXTBOOK
LIBYA SINCE
INDEPENDENCE
Oil and State Building
Dirk Vandewalle
232 PAGES 234 X 156MM
978 1 86064 263 0 HARDBACK
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NEW
OTTOMAN HAIFA
A History of Four
Centuries under
Turkish Rule
Alex Carmel
NEW
Among The Ottomans introduces two unique
diary accounts written by two generations of
the same family in the declining years of the
Ottoman Empire.Written in the heart of the
crumbling Ottoman Empire, Marie Lyster’s
World War One diaries describe the political
and social climate of Constantinople as Allied
troops swept through Turkey, wreaking havoc
on the country’s infrastructure and forcing
residents, regardless of their national
affiliations, to endure the hardships of war.
Just 200 miles away in the Dardanelles, her
son Henry fought alongside the Greek
Comitajis, as they clashed with the Bulgarians.
Later, as the Military Governor of Eastern
Thrace, he witnessed the rise of Turkish
Nationalism and the struggle for control of
the fragmented pieces of the fallen empire.
Published for the first time, these two diaries
provide a unique insight into the final years of
the Ottoman Empire.
Under Ottoman rule, the city of Haifa, located
at the southern point of the largest bay on the
coast of what today is Israel, was transformed
from a scarcely inhabited fortress town to a
major modern city. This book details the
history of Haifa under the Ottomans during
the period 1516-1918. Alex Carmel uses a
variety of original sources to uncover the
realities of life in Haifa under Ottoman rule
and paints a vivid picture of the development
of the city in this era. Carmel’s work has
become the benchmark of the historiography
of Israel’s third largest city and remains to this
day, the best-known and most highly regarded
survey of Haifa under Ottoman rule.This, the
first English edition of Ottoman Haifa, will be
essential reading for all historians of the
Ottoman Empire and the Middle East.
THE HOLY ROMAN EMPIRE AND
THE OTTOMANS NEW
OTTOMAN PAINTING
240 PAGES 216 X 134MM NOVEMBER 2010
9781848855212 HARDBACK £24.50
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From Global Imperial Power to
Absolutist States
Mehmet Sinan Birdal
The Holy Roman Empire and the Ottoman
Empire, especially under their charismatic
leaders Charles V and Suleyman I, were major
empires of the early-modern period. Both
exercised global power as, respectively,
leaders of the universal
‘res publica
Christiana’ and ‘dar-es Islam’. However, both
lost supreme power in the course of the 17th
and 18th centuries and began the
transformation to absolutist nation states.
This account of the important transition to
modern notions of statehood is vital for
understanding the reform strategies of both
empires in administration, taxation, conduct
of foreign policy and formation of the modern
state. Both empires adopted differing
strategies of survival and development:
Austria’s ‘Enlightened Despotism’ and the
Austro-Hungarian Empire traced their origins
to the Holy Roman Empire; while the
Ottoman Empire, reformed and modernised,
developed into the nation state of the
Republic of Turkey.
Contents:
Chapter One: Introduction; Chapter Two: A
Theory of Unit Transformation in the State
System; Chapter Three: Legal Evalutation and
State-Formation: A Comparison of Roman
Law and Islamic Law; Chapter Four; Chapter
Five; State Information in the Holy Roman
Empire; Chapter Six: State Formation in the
Ottoman Empire; Conclusion.
224 PAGES 216 X 134MM NOVEMBER 2010
9781848855601 HARDBACK £51.50
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Reflections of
Western Art from
the Ottoman Empire
to the Turkish
Republic
Wendy M.K. Shaw
NEW
The late Ottoman Empire witnessed
widespread and dramatic reform, which was
vividly reflected in its visual culture. However,
while other political and social developments
in this period have received much attention,
the interaction between Ottoman and
western artists and artistic practices is less
widely understood. Ottoman Painting explores
fully this complex and fascinating relationship
for the first time, using vivid examples and
drawing many intriguing and original
connections.
Wendy Shaw demonstrates how during the
19th century – the very era when rapidly
proliferating modernist artistic movements in
the West were giving up traditional styles,
techniques and functions of art – artists in the
Ottoman Empire and Turkey were harnessing
these discarded traditions as a novel and
modern means of communication.
288 PAGES 234 X 156MM SEPTEMBER 2010
9781848852884 HARDBACK £35.00
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224 PAGES 216 X 134MM APRIL 2011
9781848856226 HARDBACK £51.50
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REGIONAL HISTORY AND POLITICS / THE OTTOMANS AND TURKEY
FOREIGN INVESTMENT IN THE
OTTOMAN EMPIRE NEW
International Trade and Relations in
the Late Nineteenth Century
Necla Geyikdagi, Yeditepe University,
Istanbul
As the borders of the Ottoman Empire
crumbled throughout the latter half of the
nineteenth century, unprecedented amounts
of foreign capital poured in from investors
who were eager to capitalize on the country’s
sparsely regulated industries. Economist
Necla Geyikdagi sheds light on the motives,
means and policies which shaped foreign
direct investment (FDI) in the Ottoman
Empire throughout the late-nineteenth
century.The book weighs political motivation
against economic incentive in examining the
trade policies of the major capital exporting
countries. Drawing from key speeches on
foreign trade policy, personal journals and
popular publications, Geyikdagi provides
unique insight into the network of foreign
investors and politicians that lay behind the
channels of direct investment within the ailing
Empire.
Contents:
1. The pre-Nineteenth Century Ottoman
Economy; 2. Foreign Capital Borrowing; 3.
Foreign Capital: Direct Investments; 4. The
Distribution of Foreign Direct Investment by
sectors; 5. Foreign Investments Policy and
Political Risk.
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THE YOUNG OTTOMANS
NEW
Turkish Critics of the Eastern Question
in the Late Nineteenth Century
Nazan Çiçek, Ankara University
The Eastern Question, as it was termed by
the European Powers in the nineteenth
century, was a debate primarily concerned
with the issue of ‘what to do with the Turk?’.
The Ottoman Empire had become known as
the ‘sick man of Europe’ following its gradual
decline since the eighteenth century, and its
demise would be highly problematic for the
crowned heads of Europe. This unique book
focuses on the intellectual and political
dynamics of the first Ottoman political
opposition in the modern sense, the so-called
Young Ottomans.
Contents:
1. The Cretan Insurrection 1866-1869; 2. The
Question of Equality Between Muslims and
Non-Muslims and the Foreign Intervention
into the ‘Domestic’ Affairs of the Ottoman
Empire; 3.The Financial Crisis of the Ottoman
Empire and the Young Ottomans
320 PAGES 216 X 134MM AUGUST 2010
9781848853331 HARDBACK £56.50
TAURIS ACADEMIC STUDIES
LIBRARY OF OTTOMAN STUDIES,VOL. 20
THE TRANSFORMATION OF
OTTOMAN CRETE NEW
Revolts, Politics and Identity in the
Late Nineteenth Century
Pinar Senısik, Bogaziçi University
The island of Crete under Ottoman rule in
the nineteenth century saw successive revolts
from its majority Christian population, who
were set on union with the newlyindependent Greece. This book offers an
original perspective on the social, political and
ideological transformation of Ottoman Crete
within the nationalist context of the late
nineteenth century. It focuses on the Cretan
revolts of 1896 and 1897, and examines the
establishment of the autonomous Cretan
State and the withdrawal of Ottoman troops
from the island in 1898.
Contents:
Introduction;The Creation of Modern Greek
Identity and its Impact on Ottoman Crete;
The Island of Crete:A Historical Background;
Violence Revisited: Committee, General
Assembly and the Cretan Revolt of 1896;
The Cretan Revolt of 1897; Challenging
Authority, Transforming Politics: The End of
Ottoman Rule in Crete; Conclusion.
320 PAGES 216 X 134MM MARCH 2011
9781848855410 HARDBACK £59.50
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LIBRARY OF OTTOMAN STUDIES,VOL. 26
256 PAGES 234 X 156MM DECEMBER 2010
9781848854611 HARDBACK £54.50
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LIBRARY OF OTTOMAN STUDIES,VOL. 27
STOLEN BOYS OF THE OTTOMAN
EMPIRE NEW
The Child Levy as Public Spectacle and
Political Instrument
Charles Argo, Ball state University, Indiana
The infamous Ottoman devsirme – the levy
and enslavement of young male subjects from
the Christian regions of the empire for palace
and military service by the Turks – has been
traditionally understood as a mechanism of
both elite recruitment and Muslim
conversion. Here Charles Argo investigates
the political and cultural resonance of the act
itself; an act that reproduced in spectacle
form Ottoman ideologies of dynastic
legitimacy and political hegemony amongst its
Christian subjects. Viewed thus, the levy
transcends its utility as a recruitment
mechanism, and becomes an important – even
iconic – display of political will that
significantly shaped the cultural reality for
Balkan peoples under Ottoman rule.
Contents:
Introduction; Chapter One. Issues in the
Historiography of the Devsirme; Chapter
Two. Legitimacy, Power, and Ritual in the
Ottoman Empire; Chapter Three. The
Devsirme Ritual: A Rite de Passage; Chapter
Four. The Political Utility of the Devsirme;
Chapter Five. Bulgaria as a Case Study:
Collective Memory and the Devsirme;
Conclusion
256 PAGES 216 X 134MM APRIL 2011
9781848856196 HARDBACK £54.50
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LIBRARY OF OTTOMAN STUDIES,VOL. 25
MIDDLE EAST 2010–2011
LATE OTTOMAN PALESTINE
The Period of Young Turk Rule
NEW
Yuval Ben-Bassat, University of Haifa and
Eyal Ginio, Hebrew University of Jerusalem
The decisive consequences of the Young Turk
Revolution of 1908 had ramifications over the
entire Ottoman Empire – and the Ottoman
territory of Palestine was no exception. Late
Ottoman Palestine examines the impact of
Young Turk policies and reforms on local
societies and administration, using Palestine as
a prism through which to explore the impact
of the Revolution in the provincial arena far
from the administrative and political centre of
the capital. It thus sheds light upon the last
decade of Ottoman rule in Palestine, crucially
dealing with the roots of Jewish-Arab conflict
in the area and the early crystallization of
Arab, Palestinian and Zionist identities, along
with that of an Ottoman imperial identity.
Contents:
1. Introduction: The Case Study of Palestine
during the Young Turk Era; Section A:
Citizenship, Election, and Social Change;
Section B:The ‘Civilizing Mission’ and CentrePeriphery Relationships.
320 PAGES 216 X 134MM MAY 2010
9781848856318 HARDBACK £59.50
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TAURIS ACADEMIC STUDIES
THE ARMY AND THE RADICAL
LEFT IN TURKEY NEW
Military Coups, Socialist Revolution
and Kemalism
Özgür Mutlu Ulus, University of Leiden
In 1960s Turkey, the armed forces and the
radical leftist movement provided two very
dynamic, but very different, political forces.
However, somewhat surprisingly, the majority
of radical leftists believed in the revolutionary
potential of the armed forces in overthrowing
the current regime and replacing it with a
quasi-socialist one. This book considers the
changing perspectives of the radical leftist
movement towards the political role of the
military in Turkey.
Contents:
Chapter 1: Introduction; Chapter 2: The
Turkish Military in Politics: A Short Survey;
Chapter 3: Between Kemalism and Third
World Developmentalism: Dogan Avcioglu
and Yön; Chapter 4: Revolution through the
Narrow Door; Chapter 5:The Workers’ Party
of Turkey: The Long Road to Socialism;
Chapter 6: The National Democratic
Revolutionaries and their Attitudes towards
the Army; Chapter 7: The Voice of TKP from
Abroad; Chapter 8: The Kivilcimli Movement;
Chapter 9: Conclusion.
288 PAGES 234 X 156MM DECEMBER 2010
9781848854840 HARDBACK £56.50
TAURIS ACADEMIC STUDIES
LIBRARY OF MODERN MIDDLE EAST STUDIES,
VOL. 97
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One of the world’s leading experts on Ottoman history
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REGIONAL HISTORY AND POLITICS / THE OTTOMANS AND TURKEY
THE BRITISH IN THE LEVANT
Trade and
Perceptions of the
Ottoman Empire in
the Eighteenth
Century
THE YOUNG TURK LEGACY AND
NATION BUILDING
From the Ottoman
Empire to Atatürk’s
Turkey
NEW
288 PAGES 216 X 134MM JULY 2010
9781848853355 HARDBACK £56.50
10 B&W INTEGRATED
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When Religion Meets
Politics
Mirela Bogdani
Erik J. Zürcher,
University of Leiden
Christine Laidlaw
For more than two centuries following its
formation in 1581, the Levant Company
enjoyed a monopoly of British trade with the
Ottoman Empire and provided Britain’s
diplomatic representation at the Sultan’s
court and throughout the Ottoman
territories. Rather than focusing on ‘the
Turkey trade’ itself, or on the merchants who
engaged in it, Christine Laidlaw examines the
supporting cast of Britons – officials,
clergymen, physicians and accompanying
family members – who lived and worked
alongside the merchants at the Company’s
three principal trading posts at Istanbul, Izmir
and Aleppo during the eighteenth century.
This unique perspective will be invaluable for
historians of the eighteenth century and the
Ottoman Empire.
TURKEY AND THE DILEMMA OF
EU ACCESSION
NEW
The grand narrative of Turkish history from
the late Ottoman Empire to the foundation
of the Republic of Turkey in 1923 and
beyond to the end of Atatürk’s period has
consistently implied a fundamental break
from the world of the Ottomans and of
Atatürk.The strongly revisionist theme of
the book counters the ‘official historiography
of the Turkish Republic’ based on Atatürk’s
famous ‘Nutuk’ speech in 1927 proclaiming
how ‘a great nation gained its independence
and founded a national and modern state
based on the latest principles of science and
technology’ and represented a complete
break with the past. Erik Zürcher shows
that Kemal’s ‘ideological toolkit’, which
included positivism, militarism, nationalism
and a state-centred world view, was shared
by an earlier generation of Young Turks.
368 PAGES 234 X 156MM JULY 2010
9781848852716 HARDBACK £54.50
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LIBRARY OF MODERN MIDDLE EAST STUDIES,
VOL. 87
NEW
What impact do issues of culture, religion and
identity have on Turkey’s chances of joining
the EU? Are religious and cultural factors per
se the primary obstacle to Turkish accession,
or is it their interaction with other factors
that is prolonging and complicating Turkey’s
progress towards EU membership? Mirela
Bogdani here analyses the complex range of
issues that are influencing the process of
Turkey’s accession to the EU, assesses the
positions of different European actors
towards Turkey’s pursuit of EU membership
and identifies the reasons for the European
opposition. She also analyses the issues of
political Islam, multiculturalism and the
compatibility of Islam with democracy. This
book will be an important resource for
anyone interested in EU politics, EU
enlargement policy, EU-Turkey relations, the
relationship between religion and politics,
political
Islam, multiculturalism
and
supranational integration.
256 PAGES 216 X 134MM DECEMBER 2010
9781848854581 HARDBACK £54.50
9781848854598 PAPERBACK £14.99
LIBRARY OF EUROPEAN STUDIES
THE TRANSFORMATION OF
TURKEY NEW
IDENTITY AND TURKISH FOREIGN
POLICY NEW
TURKEY AND EUROPEAN
SECURITY DEFENCE POLICY
Fatma Müge Göçek, University of Michigan
Umut Uzer, State University of New York
Cigdem Ustun, Middle East Technical
University,Ankara
Redefining State and Society from the
Ottoman Empire to the Modern Era
In 1923, the Modern Turkish Republic rose
from the ashes of the Ottoman Empire,
proclaiming a new era in the Middle East.
However, many of the contemporary issues
affecting Turkish state and society today have
their roots not only in the history of the
republic, but in the historical and political
memory of the state’s imperial history. Here
Fatma Müge Göçek draws on Turkey’s
Ottoman heritage and history to explore
current issues of ethnicity and religion
alongside Turkey’s international position.
Contents:
Introduction;
Chapter
1:
Surveying
Contemporary Turkey: A Country of Social
Tensions Rooted in the Past; Chapter 2:
Ottoman Origins of the Armenian, Greek and
Kurdish Challenges to Turkish Foreign Policy;
Chapter 3: The Legacy of the Young Turk
Revolution in Contemporary Turkish Politics;
Chapter 4: Why is There Still a Sevres
Syndrome? An Analysis of Turkey’s Uneasy
Association with the West; Chapter 5:
Silences in the Turkish Republican Past: An
Analysis of Contemporary Turkish-Armenian
Literature; Chapter 6: Remembering the Past:
How to Commemorate 24 April 1915 ;
Chapter 7: In Search of Just Turks in the
Collective Violence Committed against the
Armenians.
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VOL. 103
The Kemalist Influence in Cyprus and
the Caucasus
Turkey’s foreign policy is usually represented
as essentially peaceful, using diplomacy and
multilateralism in the resolution of its
conflicts with other states. Here, Umut Uzer
offers a necessary corrective to this standard
analysis by revealing the Kemalist influence in
Turkey’s state ideology. This defined the
identity of the state as Turkish, embracing
both Turkish and Turkic peoples as ‘Turks’, and
resulting in responsibilities towards Turks
residing beyond its borders and a more
engaged foreign policy that ranged from
declarations of support for ethnic kin outside
Turkey to outright takeover of territory.
Contents:
Acronyms
and
Abbreviations;
Acknowledgements; Preface; Introduction:
The Role of Ideas and Interests in Turkish
Foreign Policy; 1. State Identity and Foreign
Policy: The impact of Ideas and Power; 2. The
Three Paths of Turkish Nationalism and
Kemalist State Identity; 3. Turkish ForeignPolicy Analysis; 4. The Annexation of Hatay:
Exception or Harbinger of Future Policies?; 5.
Turkey’s National Cause: Cyprus in Turkish
Foreign Policy; 6. The Karabagh Issue and the
Emergence of the Turkic World; Conclusion:
Competing Interests and Identities in Turkish
Politics; Notes; Bibliography; Index.
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NEW
Compatibility and Security Cultures in
a Globalised World
In light of recent developments – not least the
controversial issue of Turkey’s EU candidacy –
this book attempts to answer two main
questions: ‘Is there a gap between EU and
Turkish security cultures?’ and ‘To what
extent is Turkey an advantage for Europe?’.
Cigdem Ustun here examines Turkey’s crucial
role with NATO and details its relations and
priorities in the Mediterranean, the Middle
East and the Black Sea regions, comparing
these with EU relations and priorities.
Contents:
Chapter 1. Introduction;
Chapter 2.
Globalisation and Security: A Conceptual
Framework; Chapter 3. Security Culture and
Theories; Chapter 4. Turkey’s Security
Perception; Chapter 5. A Comparison of
Turkey and EU Security Perceptions; Chapter
6. ‘Optimist’ versus ‘Pessimist’ Perspectives;
Chapter 7. Conclusion.
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This stimulating study offers many fresh insights into the dynamics of power within the Ottoman Empire
– Abrar review of The Crescent and the Eagle, see page 35
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KURDS OF MODERN TURKEY NEW
Migration, Neoliberalism and Exclusion
in Turkish Society
TECHNOLOGY AND NATIONAL
IDENTITY IN TURKEY NEW
North Cyprus
Burce Celik, Bahcesehir University
Cenk Saraçoglu, Middle East Technical,
The role of the Kurds in Turkey has long been
a controversial issue, although discussion has
generally been focused around the political
and cultural rights and activities of the Kurds.
This book aims to bring a new approach to
this contentious subject by shifting attention
to the changing popular image of the Kurds in
Turkish cities. It focuses particularly on the
ways in which the middle-class in Turkish
cities develop an exclusionary discourse
against the Kurds.
Contents:
Chapter 1: Introduction; Chapter 2:
Ethnographic Fieldwork and Methodological
Considerations; Chapter 3: Clarifying the
Research Object: Exclusive Recognition;
Chapter 4: The Historical Specificity of
‘Exclusive Recognition’; Chapter 5: Urban
Everyday Life: The Locus of Exclusive
Recognition; Chapter 6: National-Level
Dynamics and the Social Life in Turkish Cities;
Chapter 7: The Recognition of ‘Kurdish
Migrants’; Chapter 8: Excluding the
Recognized; Chapter 9:The Reinforcement of
Exclusive Recognition; Chapter 10: Exclusive
Recognition: An Ideology; Chapter 11:
Conclusion.
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272 PAGES 216 X 134MM OCTOBER 2010
9781848854680 HARDBACK £54.50
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LIBRARY OF MODERN MIDDLE EAST STUDIES,
VOL. 95
THE ZAZA KURDS OF TURKEY
A Middle Eastern Minority in a
Globalised Society
NEW
College
Turkey, at the very intersection between
Europe and the Middle East, comprises a
plethora of ethnicities and minority groups.
There is however very little official data about
many of its chief minorities.The Zazas are one
such group: a Kurdish people speaking the
Zaza dialect, and living as a distinct people in
the eastern Anatolian provinces. Mehmet S.
Kaya here investigates all aspects of Zaza life:
kinship, economy, culture, identity, gender
relations, patriarchy and religion. His
fieldwork among local communities in the
Zaza area sheds light upon the ways in which
this Middle Eastern minority has maintained
its way of life and cultural identity in today’s
globalised society.This book provides valuable
insights into a little-known people, and will be
of interest within the fields of Middle East
Studies, Islamic Studies, Minority Studies and
Diaspora Studies.
1. Introduction; 2. Kinship; 3. A tribal society;
4. A patriarchal society; 5. A society with its
own authorities; 6. Reciprocity among the
Zaza population; 7. The economic system of
the Zaza society; 8. Turkey, a state in conflict;
9. Culture and identity; 10. Gender relations,
family and division of labour; 11. Religion,
collectivism and individualism.
240 PAGES 216 X 134MM OCTOBER 2010
9781845118754 HARDBACK £56.50
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LIBRARY OF MODERN MIDDLE EAST STUDIES,
VOL. 71
MIDDLE EAST 2010–2011
Since the fall of the Ottoman Empire, Turkey
has seen a complete re-imagining of its
political, cultural and social landscape. Burçe
Çelik argues that technology has been
integral to this transformative process,
showing how take-up of modern
technologies, such as the cell or mobile
phone, has been embraced particularly by
those who most easily absorbed new ideals
about Turkey and modern Turkishness.
Insolvency and European Financial
Control in the late Nineteenth
Century
Murat Birdal, Istanbul University
256 PAGES 216 X 134MM APRIL 2010
978 1 84885 298 3 HARDBACK £54.50
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TAURIS ACADEMIC STUDIES
THE EMERGENCE OF
MODERN ISTANBUL
Transformation and
Modernisation of a
City
Murat Gül, University of
Contents:
1. Introduction: Cellular Telephony, Imitation,
Attachment; 2. Technology of/in Making a
Modern Nation: Melancholic Construct,
Melancholic Bodies; 3. Rethinking the
Technoscape and Contextualizing Cellular
Telephony in Turkey; 4.Attachment to Cellular
Telephony: Thinking of Meaning, Function and
Bodily Relations; 5. Individual Articulation with
Cellular
Telephony:
Containment,
Transference and Translation; 6. Cellular
Telephony as a Social Practice:The Collective
Desire for Living in an Open Crowd.
288 PAGES 216 X 134MM SEPTEMBER 2010
9781848854291 HARDBACK £56.50
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VOL. 15
Sydney
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978 1 84511 935 5 HARDBACK
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LIBRARY OF MODERN MIDDLE EAST STUDIES,
VOL 83
SPATIAL CONCEPTIONS OF THE NATION
Modernizing Geographies in Greece
and Turkey
Nikiforos Diamandouros,
University of Athens, Thalia Dragonas,
University of Athens, and Çaglar Keyder,
Bogaziçi University (Eds)
320 PAGES 216 X 134MM JANUARY 2010
978 1 84885 131 3 HARDBACK £56.50
INTERNATIONAL LIBRARY OF HISTORICAL STUDIES,
VOL. 66
ISLAM AND SECULARISM IN TURKEY
Mehmed S. Kaya, Lillehammer University
Contents:
Mobile Communications and the
Evolution of a Post-Ottoman Nation
THE POLITICAL ECONOMY OF OTTOMAN
PUBLIC DEBT
OCCIDENTALISM IN TURKEY
Questions of Modernity and National
Identity in Turkish Radio Broadcasting
Meltem Ahiska, Bocazici University, Istanbul
288 PAGES 216 X 134MM MAY 2010
978 1 84511 653 8 HARDBACK £56.50
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LIBRARY OF MODERN MIDDLE EAST STUDIES,
VOL. 79
CITIES OF THE
MEDITERRANEAN
From the Ottomans
to the Present Day
Biray Kolluoglu and
Meltem Toksözö (Eds),
both at Bogaziçi
University, Istanbul
256 PAGES 216 X 134MM APRIL 2010
978 1 84885 127 6 HARDBACK £56.50
LIBRARY OF OTTOMAN STUDIES,VOL. 23
OTTOMANIA
The Romantics and
the Myth of the
Islamic Orient
Roderick Cavaliero
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2010
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Kemalism, Religion and the Nation
State
Umat Azak, ISIM
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CHILDREN OF ACHILLES
The Greeks in Asia
Minor since the Days
of Troy
John Freely
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THE EARL AND HIS BUTLER IN
CONSTANTINOPLE
The Secret Diary of an English Servant
Among the Ottomans
Nigel and Caroline Webb
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MUSLIMS IN MODERN
TURKEY
Kemalism, Modernism
and the Revolt of the
Islamic Intellectuals
Sena Karasipahi, Texas
A&M
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A measured study, which provides important new information and insights into the workings of the Ottoman system
– Middle East Magazine review of Gold for the Sultan, see page 35
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OTTOMANS LOOKING WEST?
The Origins of the Tulip Age and its
Development in Modern Turkey
TEXTBOOK
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TAURIS ACADEMIC STUDIES
Suraiya Faroqhi, Ludwig
Can Erimtan
WOMEN WORKERS IN TURKEY
Global Industrial Production in
Istanbul
Saniye Dedeoglu, University of Mugla,
Turkey
304 PAGES 234 X 156MM
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Leisure and Lifestyle in the Eighteenth
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Transnational Social Networks and
Regional Identity among Turkish
Migrants
Lisa DiCarlo, Babson College, Massachusetts
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INNOVATION AND
EMPIRE
Sultan Selim III and
the Modernisation of
the Ottoman Navy
Tuncay Zorlu, Turkish
Society for History of
Science
272 PAGES 216 X 134MM
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LIBRARY OF OTTOMAN STUDIES,VOL. 16
BRITAIN AND TURKEY IN THE MIDDLE
EAST
Politics and Influence in the Early Cold
War Era
Mustafa Bilgin, Sutcu Imam University
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GOVERNING PROPERTY, MAKING THE
MODERN STATE
Law,Administration and Production in
Ottoman Syria
Martha Mundy, London School of
Economics, & Richard Saumarez Smith,
American University of Beirut
320 PAGES 234 X 156MM
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MAPS
Deniz Kandiyoti, SOAS,
& Ayse Saktanber,
Middle East Technical
University (Eds)
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SUBJECTS OF THE
SULTAN
OTTOMAN REFORM AND MUSLIM
REGENERATION
Suraiya Faroqhi, Ludwig
Maximilians University,
Munich
288 PAGES 234 X 156MM
978 1 85043 757 4 HARDBACK £59.50
LIBRARY OF OTTOMAN STUDIES,VOL. 8
Culture and Daily Life
in the Ottoman
Empire
OTTOMAN TULIPS, OTTOMAN COFFEE
Dana Sajdi (Ed.), Wissenschaftskolleg zu
The Everyday of
Modern Turkey
Maximilians University,
Munich
232 PAGES 216 X 134MM
978 1 84511 478 7 HARDBACK £49.50
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Berlin
FRAGMENTS OF
CULTURE
THE OTTOMAN EMPIRE
AND THE WORLD
AROUND IT
Itzchak Weismann & Fruma Zachs, both at
the University of Haifa (Eds)
368 PAGES 234 X 156MM
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OTTOMANS, TURKS AND THE BALKANS
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Empire Lost, Relations Altered
Ebru Boyar, Middle East Technical University,
Ankara
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TAURIS ACADEMIC STUDIES
BETWEEN TWO EMPIRES
Ahmet Agaoglu and the New Turkey
A. Holly Shissler, University of Chicago
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THE WELL-PROTECTED
DOMAINS
Ideology & the
Legitimation of Power
in the Ottoman
Empire 1876–1909
Selim Deringil, Bogaziçi
University, Istanbul
272 PAGES 216 X 134MM
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GOLD FOR THE SULTAN
Western Bankers and Ottoman
Finance 1856–1881
Christopher Clay, University of Bristol
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THE CRESCENT AND THE
EAGLE
Ottoman Rule, Islam
and the Albanians,
1874–1913
George Gawrych, Baylor
Volume 1
Colin Imber, University of Manchester, &
Keiko Kiyotaki, London School of Economics
FRONTIERS OF OTTOMAN STUDIES
Volume 2
Colin Imber, University of Manchester, Keiko
Kiyotaki, London School of Economics, &
Rhoads Murphey, University of Birmingham
(Eds)
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THE SULTAN’S
PROCESSION
The Swedish
Embassy to Sultan
Mehmed IV in
1657–1658 and the
Ralamb Paintings
Karin Adahl (Ed.),
Uppsala University
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SWEDISH RESEARCH INSTITUTE IN ISTANBUL
ILLUSTRATED
THE LAST DRAGOMAN
Swedish Orientalist
Johannes Kolmodin as
Scholar, Activist and
Diplomat
Elisabeth Ozdalga (Ed.),
Middle East Technical
University of Ankara
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Warwick Ball has managed to bring alive an enticing picture of Afghanistan
– Art Newspaper review of Monuments of Afghanistan, see page 37
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Elections, Protest and Stability in an
Islamic Society
TEXTBOOK
University
Michael Lake (Ed.)
Preface by Pat Cox
TURKISH DEMOCRACY TODAY
THE EU AND TURKEY
A Glittering Prize or a
Millstone?
Ersin Kalycioglu, Isik University, Ali Carkoglu,
Sabanci University, & Ustun Erguder, Sabanci
256 PAGES 234 X 156MM
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THE UNWELCOME
NEIGHBOUR
Hans-Lukas Kieser (Ed.),
Asa Lundgren, Uppsala
Towards PostNationalist Identities
Turkey’s Kurdish
Policy
University of Zurich
University
168 PAGES 234 X 156MM
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CULTURE AND SOCIETY IN WESTERN AND
CENTRAL ASIA,VOL. 3
THE BIRTH OF MODERN
TURKEY
TURKEY, ISLAMISTS AND
DEMOCRACY
Handan Nezir-Akmese,
Yildiz Atasoy, Simon
The Ottoman Military
and the March to
WWI
Transition and
Globalisation in a
Muslim State
University of Manchester
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TEXTBOOK
TURKEY
A Modern History
Erik J. Zürcher,
University of Leiden
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THE STATE AND THE SUBALTERN
Modernisation Society & the State in
Turkey & Iran
Touraj Atabaki (Ed.), Leiden University
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VOL. 66
MEN OF ORDER
Authoritarian
Modernization Under
Ataturk and Reza
Shah
Touraj Atabaki & Erik J.
Zurcher, both at
University of Leiden (Eds)
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VOL. 21
THE YEZIDIS
The History of a
Community, Culture
and Religion
Birgül Açikyildiz,
University of Oxford
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THE FEDERAL TRUST
TURKEY BEYOND
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KURDS
Fraser University, Canada
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CLASH OF EMPIRES
Turkey Between Russian Bolshevism
and British Imperialism, 1918–1923
NEW
Yezidism is a fascinating part of the rich
cultural mosaic of the Middle East.Yezidis
emerged for the first time in the 12th
century in the Kurdish mountains of
northern Iraq.Their religion, which has
become notorious for its associations with
‘devil worship’, is in fact an intricate
syncretic system of belief. Birgül Açikyildiz
offers a comprehensive appraisal of Yezidi
religion, society and culture.Written without
presupposing any prior knowledge about
Yezidism, and in an accessible and readable
style, her book examines Yezidis not only
from a religious point of view but as a
historical and social phenomenon. She
throws light on the origins of Yezidism, and
charts its historical development as part of
the general history of the Kurds.This richly
Illustrated book will have strong appeal to all
those with an interest in the culture of the
Kurds, as well as the wider region.
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Bulent Gokay
A MODERN HISTORY OF
THE KURDS
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David McDowall
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ROADS TO GLORY
Late Imperial Russia
and the Turkish Straits
Ronald Bobroff, Wake
Forest University
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THE OTHER KURDS
Yazidis in Colonial Iraq
Nelida Fuccaro, University of Exeter
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VOL. 14
KURDS, ARABS AND BRITONS
The Memoir of Wallace Lyon in Iraq,
1918–1944
D.K. Fieldhouse (Ed.), Jesus College,
Cambridge
280 PAGES 234 X 156MM
978 1 86064 613 3 HARDBACK £51.50
16 B & W ILLUSTRATIONS
ROAD THROUGH KURDISTAN
Travels in Northern Iraq
A.M. Hamilton,
New introduction by David McDowall
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ON AFGHANISTAN’S PLAINS
TALIBAN
The Story of Britain’s
Afghan Wars
AZERBAIJAN
Jules Stewart
The Power of Militant
Islam in Afghanistan
and Beyond
NEW
NEW
Britain’s military involvement in Afghanistan is
a contentious subject, yet it is often forgotten
that the current conflict is in fact the fourth in
a string of such wars dating back as far as the
early nineteenth century. Aiming to protect
the British territories in India from the
expanding Russian empire, the British fought a
series of conflicts on Afghan territory
between 1838 and 1919. The Anglo-Afghan
wars of the 19th and early 20th centuries
were ill-conceived and led to some of the
worst military disasters ever sustained by
British forces in this part of the world, with
poor strategy in the First Afghan War
resulting in the annihilation of 16,000 soldiers
and civilians in a single week. In his new book,
Jules Stewart explores the potential danger of
replaying Britain’s military catastrophes and
considers what can be learnt from the
experiences of these earlier wars.
272 PAGES 216 X 134MM SEPTEMBER 2011
9781848857179 HARDBACK £18.99
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The American bombing of terrorist bases in
Afghanistan under the protection of the
Islamic fundamentalist Taliban movement has
brought the Taliban into sharp focus as the
most radical and extreme Islamic movement
in the world today. Little is known about the
Taliban because of the deep secrecy that
surrounds their political movement, their
leaders and their aims. The geo-strategic
implications of the Taliban are already creating
severe instability in Russia, Iran and the five
Central Asian republics where the Taliban have
become a major player in the new Great
Game, as Western countries and companies
compete to build oil and gas pipelines from
Central Asia to Western and Asian markets.
The Taliban’s implementation of their extreme
interpretation of Islam poses new challenges
to the Muslim world and the West’s
understanding of radical Islam in the postCold War era.
344 PAGES 198 X 126MM APRIL 2010
9781848854468 PAPERBACK £9.99
AFGHAN FRONTIER
Christopher M. Wyatt, Economic and Social
Victoria Schofield
Feuding and Fighting
in Central Asia
Diplomacy and Strategy during the
Great Game
392 PAGES 198 X 126MM MAY
2010
978 1 84885 188 7 PAPERBACK
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Research Council (ESRC)
AFGHANISTAN – AID, ARMIES AND
EMPIRES
Peter Marsden
2740 PAGES 216 X 134MM 2009
978 1 84511 751 1 PAPERBACK £14.99
MONUMENTS OF AFGHANISTAN
Warwick Ball, British Institute of Afghan
Studies
336 PAGES 270 X 208MM
978 1 85043 436 8 HARDBACK £59.50
ILLUSTRATED
TEXTBOOK
Contents:
Introduction; Chapter 1: The Historiography
of Afghanistan in the Defence of India;
Chapter 2:The Problem of Herat;
Chapter 3: Events in Russian Central Asia and
their Relevance to Afghanistan; Chapter 4:The
Dane Mission; Chapter 5: British Strategic
Considerations 1903-1905; Chapter 6: British
Strategic Planning 1906-1908;
Chapter 7: A Diplomatic Defence of India;
Conclusion.
336 PAGES 216 X 134MM JUNE 2011
9781848856103 HARDBACK £59.50
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INTERNATIONAL LIBRARY OF TWENTIETH
CENTURY HISTORY,VOL. 32
A Political History
Suha Bolukbasi, Middle
East Technical University,
Ankara
Ahmed Rashid
AFGHANISTAN AND THE DEFENCE
OF EMPIRE NEW
At the height of the ‘Great Game’ in Central
Asia, in the run up to World War I and the
aftermath of the second Afghan War, the
region of Afghanistan became particularly
significant for both Great Britain and Russia.
Afghanistan and the Defence of Empire explores
the relationship between British and Afghan
rulers, during the crucial period of the reign
of Amir Habibullah Khan, as the British sought
to safeguard their Indian Empire from the
threat of Imperial Russia.With Russia’s defeat
at the hands of the Japanese in 1905 and the
rise of Germany as a superpower, the need to
end the rivalry took on the utmost
importance: efforts which culminated in the
singing of the Anglo-Russian Convention in
1907.
CENTRAL ASIA AND THE CAUCASUS
MODERN AFGHANISTAN
A History of Struggle
and Survival
Amin Saikal
352 PAGES 216 X 134MM
978 1 84511 316 2 PAPERBACK
£14.99
AFGHANISTAN
A Modern History
Angelo Rasanayagam, UNHCR
336 PAGES 234 X 156MM
978 1 85043 857 1 PAPERBACK £14.99
NEW
Azerbaijan’s Soviet and post-Soviet political
history has been tumultuous and varied,
particularly with regard to the struggle for
independence, democracy and sovereignty.
Suha Bolukbasi here illustrates how postStalin resilience, the tolerance shown toward
subtle nationalist expression, and Gorbachev’s
relaxation of central control from Moscow
were responsible for the initial emergence of
a more liberal atmosphere in Azerbaijan. As a
result, issues such as Moscow’s responsibility
for environmental degradation, the depletion
of Azerbaijan’s oil, and unfavourable terms of
trade all began to be freely discussed.
However, the Azerbaijan-Armenian dispute
over Karabagh has had a dramatic impact on
the political discourse. The dispute has
become not only an international conflict, but
one which involves the lives of more than one
million refugees.
256 PAGES 234 X 156MM APRIL 2011
9781848856202 HARDBACK £54.50
POWER GAMES IN THE
CAUCASUS NEW
Azerbaijan’s Foreign and Energy Policy
towards the West, Russia and the
Middle East
Nazrin Mehdiyeva
This book provides the first comprehensive
study of Azerbaijan’s post-independence
foreign policy in relation to its much stronger
neighbours – Russia,Turkey and Iran – and the
role that the west brought to bear in helping
Azerbaijan to counterbalance the influence of
Russia. Complex and subtle diplomatic
negotiations enabled the exploitation of
Azerbaijan’s substantial oil and gas resources
and the implementation of transit projects
that Azerbaijan’s leadership considered
critical.
Contents:
Chapter 1: A small state in great power
politics: The Case of Azerbaijan; Chapter 2:
The Making of Azerbaijani Foreign Policy:
Images, institutions and personalities; Chapter
3: Non-bandwagoning with Russia: The
Military Dimension; Chapter 4: Nonbandwagoning with Russia: Oil and the
Caspian; Chapter 5: The Evolution of
Azerbaijan’s Policy towards Turkey: Hopes vs.
Action; Chapter 6:The Western Dimension of
Azerbaijan’s Strategy: Balancing with the
United States?; Chapter 7: Conclusions: A
Model of Sustainable Policy
288 PAGES 216 X 134MM APRIL 2011
9781848854260 HARDBACK £56.50
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REGIONAL HISTORY AND POLITICS/ CENTRAL ASIA AND THE CAUCASUS
THE NEW CENTRAL ASIA
Geopolitics & the Birth of Nations
Olivier Roy, CNRS, Paris
240 PAGES 234 X 156MM
978 1 86064 278 4 HARDBACK £49.50
978 1 85411 552 4 PAPERBACK £17.99
TEXTBOOK
PROSPECTS FOR
DEMOCRACY IN
CENTRAL ASIA
Birgit N. Schlyter (Ed.),
Stockholm University
296 PAGES 276 X 219MM
978 9 18688 416 1 PAPERBACK
£25.00
ON THE RELIGIOUS FRONTIER
Tsarist Russia and Islam in the
Caucasus
Firouzeh Mostashari, Regis College
244 PAGES 234 X 156MM
978 1 85043 771 0 HARDBACK £56.50
INTERNATIONAL LIBRARY OF HISTORICAL STUDIES,
VOL. 32
POLITICS OF THE BLACK SEA
Dynamics of Cooperation and Conflict
Tunc Aybak (Ed.), Middlesex University
288 PAGES 216 X 134MM
978 1 86064 454 2 HARDBACK £59.50
LIBRARY OF INTERNATIONAL RELIGION,VOL. 16
TEXTBOOK
ILLUSTRATED
TRANSACTIONS,VOL. 15
SWEDISH RESEARCH INSTITUTE IN ISTANBUL
TROUBLED WATERS
The Geopolitics of the
Caspian Region
R. Hrair Dekmejian &
Hovann H. Simonian,
IDENTITY POLITICS IN
CENTRAL ASIA AND THE
MUSLIM WORLD
Nationalism, Ethnicity and Labour in
the Twentieth Century
Willem van Schendel, University of
Amsterdam & Erik J. Zürcher, University of
both at the University of
Southern California
280 PAGES 234 X 156MM
978 1 86064 922 6 PAPERBACK £18.99
Leiden
KAZAKHSTAN
Power and the Elite
248 PAGES 216 X 134MM
978 1 86064 261 6 HARDBACK £56.50
LIBRARY OF INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS,VOL. 13
Sally N. Cummings,
University of
St.Andrews
208 PAGES 234 X 156MM
978 1 86064 854 0 HARDBACK
£56.50
ILLUSTRATED
TEXTBOOK
THE ROLE OF THE STATE
IN WEST ASIA
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University (Eds)
Annika Rabo, Centre for
Research on
International Migration
and Ethnic Relations, &
Bo Utas, Uppsala
ANIMAL AND SHAMAN
Julian Baldick, King’s College, London
208 PAGES 216 X 134MM
978 1 86064 431 3 HARDBACK £56.50
ENDGAME
186 PAGES 276 X 219MM
978 9 18688 413 0 PAPERBACK £25.00
ILLUSTRATED
TRANSACTIONS,VOL. 14
SWEDISH RESEARCH INSTITUTE IN ISTANBUL
Britain, Russia and the
Final Struggle for
Central Asia
Jennifer Siegel, University
of Pennsylvania
VLADIMIR PUTIN AND CENTRAL ASIA
The Shaping of Russian Foreign Policy
Lena Jonson, Swedish Institute of
International Affairs
272 PAGES 234 X 156MM
978 1 85043 628 7 HARDBACK £54.50
CULTURE AND SOCIETY IN WESTERN AND
CENTRAL ASIA,VOL. 1
Foreword by Paul
Kennedy, Yale University
272 PAGES 234 X 156MM
978 1 85043 371 2 HARDBACK £29.50
INTERNATIONAL LIBRARY OF HISTORICAL STUDIES,
VOL. 25
MONUMENTS OF
CENTRAL ASIA
A Guide to the
Archaeology,Art and
Architecture of
Turkestan
ARMING THE STATE
Military Conscription in the Middle
East and Central Asia, 1775–1925
Erik J. Zürcher (Ed.), University of Leiden
192 PAGES 216 X 134MM
978 1 86064 404 7 HARDBACK £56.50
ALLAH’S MOUNTAINS
The Battle for
Chechnya
Sebastian Smith
328 PAGES 234 X 156MM
978 1 85043 979 0 PAPERBACK
£11.99
TAURIS PARKE PAPERBACKS
MIDDLE EAST 2010–2011
Edgar Knobloch
ILLUSTRATED
256 PAGES 148 X 210MM
978 1 86064 590 7 PAPERBACK
£16.99
GENDER STUDIES
ARAB-AMERICAN WOMEN’S
WRITING AND PERFORMANCE
NEW
Orientalism, Race and the Idea of the
Arabian Nights
Somaya Sami Sabry
The public image of Arabs in America has
been radically affected by the ‘war on terror’.
But stereotypes of Arabs, manifested for
instance in Orientalist representations of
Sheherazade and the Arabian Nights in
Hollywood, have prevailed for much longer.
Here Somaya Sabry argues that the ArabAmerican experience has been powerfully
shaped by racial discourse and Orientalism,
and is further complicated today by hostility
towards Arabs in post-9/11 America. .
Contents:
Chapter 1:“In-Processing” Sheherazade in the
West: ‘Sheherazadian Narrative’ as a Dihliz in
the Diaspora; Chapter 2: Why Recast Her in
the West? Sheherazade and Race; Chapter 3:
Cooking Sheherazade’s America:Tasting ArabAmerican Women’s Diasporic Narratives in
Diana Abu-Jaber’s Crescent; Chapter 4:‘Fabricating’ Affiliation: Fashioning Scarves in
Muslim-American Women’s
Diasporic
Experiences;
Chapter
5:
Diasporic
Articulations: Performing ‘Sheherazadian
Orality’; Chapter
6: Arab-American
Literature, Performance and the Future;
Bibliography.
224 PAGES 216 X 134MM FEBRUARY 2011
9781848855687 HARDBACK £51.50
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INTERNATIONAL LIBRARY OF CULTURAL STUDIES,
VOL. 19
WOMEN’S RITUALS AND
CEREMONIES IN THE ISLAMIC
WORLD NEW
Pedram Khosronejad
The rituals of societies across the Islamic
world provide a fascinating window into
gender roles within those societies.This book
examines women’s rituals and ceremonies in
contemporary Islam, including both Sunni and
Shi’i communities, and ranging from North
Africa to the Middle East.
Contents:
Introduction; Women Transferring Shi’a
Rituals in a Migrant Country – Ingvild
Flaskerud; Home-ethnography of Women’s
Death Rituals in Bahrain – Sawsan Karimi;The
Missing: Spiritual and Personal Loss in
Bakhtiari Female Lamentation – Pedram
Khosronejad; Women’s Moharram Practices:
Expanding Opportunities in an Iranian Village
– Dr Mary Hegland; Funeral, Feeling and
Female Muslim-Hui in Southwest Shandong
China – Su Min; Methodological Implications
of the Researcher’s Gender and Religion:
Reflections on Fieldwork with Sufi Women in
Istanbul – Anna Neubauer; Female Divinatory
Practices in Saharan Medium and Tuaregs in
Ahaggar – Faiza Seddik-Arkam;Votive Sofrehs
and the Sofrehs of Material Culture – Faegheh
Shirazi; Henna Practices and Moroccan Male
and Female Life Course Rituals: Balance and
Collaboration in the Construction of Gender;
272 PAGES 216 X 134MM JULY 2011
9781848856486 HARDBACK £54.50
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This is a historicall well-researched book
– Dialogue review of Women in Islam and the Middle East, see page 39
GENDER STUDIES
GENDER AND IDENTITY IN NORTH
AFRICA NEW
Postcolonialism and Feminism in
Maghrebi Women’s Literature
Abdelkader Cheref, University of Limerick
Ireland
Literary fiction has always provided an outlet
for social and political critique. In the writing
of key North African women authors, the
dissection of Maghrebi society is at the very
heart of the narratives. Here, Abdelkader
Cheref charts the rise of postcolonial
literature written by women from the
Maghreb, and provides the first comparative
analysis of three of the region’s most
prominent contemporary authors: Assia
Djeba (Algeria), Leila Abouzeid (Morocco)
and Souad Guellouz (Tunisia).
Contents:
Introduction;Women Writers in the Maghreb:
The Triumph of the ‘Muzzled’; The
Representation of the Subaltern and
Importance of Community: Leila Abouzeid’s
‘Year of the Elephant’; Resistance and SelfFulfilment: Assia Djebar’s ‘A Sister to
Scheherazade’; Women’s Life-Writing: The
Sense of Geographic, Cultural and Social
Displacement in Souad Guellouz’s ‘La Vie
Simple’; Conclusion.
224 PAGES 216 X 134MM AUGUST 2010
9781848854499 HARDBACK £54.50
TAURIS ACADEMIC STUDIES
LIBRARY OF MODERN MIDDLE EAST STUDIES,
VOL. 94
GENDER AND NATION BUILDING
IN THE MIDDLE EAST NEW
The Political Economy of Health from
Mandate Palestine to Refugee Camps
in Jordan
Elise G. Young, Westfield State College,
Massachusetts
From Mandate Palestine to refugee camps in
Jordan today, generations of Palestinians have
been affected by the reach of the state into
their everyday lives. Here Elise Young offers an
analysis of the politics of state building in the
Middle East, viewed through the lens of
health.Young argues that gendered, raced and
classed constructions of health, as evidenced
in malaria eradication campaigns and the
regularization of midwifery, are central to
such state building processes. She draws on
archival documents to uncover British
medical administration and American
involvement during the Mandate, and in-depth
oral histories of Palestinian women refugees
in Jordan.
Contents:
1. Introduction; 2. Imperialism and Health:
Political Implications of Malaria Eradication
Campaigns in Palestine and Transjordan, 19191939; 3. Between Daya and Doctor: A
Formidable Abyss?; Conclusion.
272 PAGES 216 X 134MM APRIL 2011
9781848854819 HARDBACK £54.40
5 LINE, 10 BW INTEGRATED
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WOMEN AND CHANGE IN CYPRUS
Feminisms and Gender in Conflict
Maria Hadjipavlou, University of Cyprus
288 PAGES 216 X 134MM APRIL 2010
978184511 934 8 HARDBACK £56.50
TAURIS ACADEMIC STUDIES
LIBRARY OF EUROPEAN STUDIES,VOL. 15
DOMAINS OF INFLUENCE
Arab Women Business Leaders in a
New Economy
Jacqueline Hassink
152 PAGES 300 X 240MM
978 1 84511 659 0 HARDBACK £30.00
PUBLISHED IN ASSOCIATION WITH THE AIWF
WOMEN IN THE OTTOMAN BALKANS
Gender, Culture and History
Amila Buturovic, York University, & Irvin
Cemil Schick, Harvard University (Eds)
384 PAGES 234 X 156MM
978 1 84511 505 0 HARDBACK £59.50
OTTOMAN STUDIES
LIBRARY OF OTTOMAN STUDIES,VOL. 15
WOMEN IN ISLAM AND
THE MIDDLE EAST
A Reader
Ruth Roded (Ed.), Hebrew
University of Jerusalem
288 PAGES 234 X 156MM
978 1 84511 385 8 PAPERBACK
£15.99
GENDERING THE MIDDLE
EAST
Emerging Prospects
MASCULINITIES IN URBAN IRAN
ISLAM AND GENDER
Mehri Honarbin-Holliday, Canterbury Christ
Ziba Mir-Hosseini
The Religious Debate
in Contemporary Iran
Young Men in Contemporary Iranian
NEW
Society
Church University
Men in Middle Eastern societies are often
viewed by the popular Western media only in
the context of religious fundamentalism and
the subjugation of women. This new book
shifts the discourse on gender, usually focused
on women, to men in the Middle East, and to
young men in Iranian society in particular –
and in the process fills a crucial gap in our
understanding. It illustrates that, contrary to
common perceptions that Iranian men are
‘tough’, there is an acute desire among young
men for women’s approval and friendship, and
to be recognised as sensitive and
cosmopolitan.
Contents:
Conceptual and Contextual Framework;
Masculine Rituals of Devotion and Passion;
Cultural Markers in the Discourse of the
Masculine Body; Reflections on Masculinity
through Forms of Institutions; Reflections.
344 PAGES 234 X 156MM
978 1 85043 268 5 HARDBACK
£56.50
978 1 85043 269 2 PAPERBACK
£16.99
TRIBESWOMEN OF IRAN
Weaving Memories among Qashqa’i
Nomads
Julia Huang
288 PAGES 216 X 134MM
978 1 84511 832 7 HARDBACK £52.50
TAURIS ACADEMIC STUDIES
VEILED HALF TRUTHS
Western Travellers’ Perceptions of
Middle Eastern Women
Judy Mabro
296 PAGES 216 X 134MM
978186064 027 8 PAPERBACK £19.95
256 APAGES 234 X 156MM SEPTEMBER 2011
WOMEN UNDER ISLAM
15 INTEGRATED BW
Chris Jones-Pauly, Harvard University with
Abir Dajani Tuqan
9781848857360 HARDBACK £54.50
TAURIS ACADEMIC STUDIES
Gender Justice and the Politics of
Islamic Law
432 PAGES 234 X 156MM APRIL 2010
978 1 84511 386 5 HARDBACK £59.50
LIBRARY OF ISLAMIC LAW, VOL. 3
Deniz Kandiyoti, SOAS
192 PAGES 216 X 134MM
978 1 85043 949 3 PAPERBACK
£16.99
TEXTBOOK
GENDER, MODERNITY
AND LIBERTY
Middle Eastern and
Western Women’s
Writings: a Critical
Sourcebook
Reina Lewis, University of
East London, & Nancy
Micklewright, The Getty Foundation
296 PAGES 234 X 156MM
978 1 86064 956 1 HARDBACK £59.50
978 1 86064 957 8 PAPERBACK £18.99
ILLUSTRATED
TEXTBOOK
RETHINKING
ORIENTALISM
Women,Travel and the
Ottoman Harem
Reina Lewis, University of
East London
256 PAGES 234 X 156MM
978 1 86064 729 1 HARDBACK £57.50
978 1 86064 730 7 PAPERBACK £17.99
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This book is a remarkable achievement and a rich source of ethnographic data about the lives of elite Arab women
– Middle East Magazine review of Domains of Influence, see page 39
GENDER STUDIES
TEXTBOOK
THE BOOK AND THE
ROSES
LAW AND FINANCE
CONTRACTS IN ISLAMIC LAW
Hussein Hassan, Oxford
Sufi Women,Visibility
and Zikir in
Contemporary
Istanbul
Centre for Islamic
Studies
Catharina Raudvere,
Lund University, Sweden
248 PAGES 276 X 174MM
978 1 86064 942 4 PAPERBACK £22.50
PUBLISHED IN ASSOCIATION WITH THE SWEDISH
RESEARCH INSTITUTE IN ISTANBUL
TEXTBOOK
WOMEN AND MEDIA IN
THE MIDDLE EAST
Power through SelfExpression
Naomi Sakr (Ed.),
University of
Westminster
248 PAGES 216 X 134MM
978 1 85043 485 6 HARDBACK £56.50
978 1 85043 545 7 PAPERBACK £16.99
LIBRARY OF MODERN MIDDLE EAST STUDIES,
VOL. 41
PLAYING THE GAME
Western Women in
Arabia
Penelope Tuson
40
264 PAGES 234 X 156MM
978 1 86064 933 2 HARDBACK
£35.00
BANKING AND GENDER
Sex Equality in the Financial Services
in Britain and Turkey
Mustafa Ozbilgin, University of Surrey, &
Diana Woodward, Napier University
256 PAGES 216 X 134MM
978 1 86064 948 6 HARDBACK £59.50
TAURIS ACADEMIC STUDIES
LIVING ISLAM
Women, Religion and the Politicization
of Culture in Turkey
Ayse Saktanber, Middle East Technical
University
304 PAGES 216 X 134MM
978 1 86064 178 7 HARDBACK £51.50
LIBRARY OF MODERN MIDDLE EAST STUDIES,
VOL. 20
TEXTBOOK
FAITH AND FREEDOM
Women’s Human
Rights in the Muslim
World
Mahnaz Afkhami (Ed.)
256 PAGES 216 X 134MM
978 1 86064 008 7 PAPERBACK
£14.99
NEW
This book introduces students to the
theoretical and philosophical foundations of
Islamic contractual law. Islamic law is applied
in differing degrees by many countries across
the world and especially in the Middle East.
Considering the strategic and financial
importance of these countries, taken as a
whole, it is surprising how little academic
writing exists in the west on either Islamic
law or Middle Eastern law. Recently there
have been signs of a burgeoning interest in
Middle Eastern law. However, traditional
Islamic law remains a neglected area of study.
Hussein Hassan makes a significant
contribution by presenting a detailed survey
(which utilises both contemporary and
classical sources) of a crucially important area
of Islamic law – contract law – and by
adopting an approach that gives priority to
theory and to a comparative analysis with
Anglo-American law theory.
208 PAGES 216 X 134MM MAY 2011
9781850439295 HARDBACK £45.00
LIBRARY OF ISLAMIC LAW,VOL. 1
MUSLIM MINORITIES AND
CITIZENSHIP NEW
Authority, Communities and Islamic
Law
Sean Oliver-Dee, London School of Theology
The issues of citizenship, identity and
cohesion have rarely been as vital as they are
today. Since the events of 9/11 and
subsequent terrorist episodes in Bali, Madrid,
London and elsewhere, focus in this area has
centred primarily upon Muslim minority
communities living in the west. This book
examines the question of citizenship and
loyalty, drawing on the historical contexts of
Muslim minorities living under British and
French imperial rule in the nineteenth and
twentieth centuries, and looks at how shari’a
functioned within the context of imperial civil
code.
Contents:
Introduction; Section 1: Historical and
Theological Background; 1. Theology of
Shar?’a and its Historical Development; 2.
Anglo-French Imperial interaction with Islam:
Historical Contextualisation; Section 2:
Government and Authority in Islam; 3. Muslim
citizens and the authority of the secular state;
4. From Ijtihad to Khilafah state: The Notion
of the Muslim Community; On what level
should the notion of the Muslim community
function?; 5. The Introduction of Shari’a into
British Imperial India: Issues and Questions; 6.
French Imperial Interaction with Shari’a;
Conclusions.
256 PAGES 234 X 156MM JUNE 2011
9781848853881 HARDBACK £54.50
TAURIS ACADEMIC STUDIES
MIDDLE EAST 2010–2011
ISLAMIC FINANCE AND LAW
NEW
Theory and Practice in a Globalized
World
Maha-Hanaan Balala, Oxford University
Many of the principles prevalent in modern
Islamic contract law and commercial practice
remain the same as those outlined by the
Quran and the Prophet Muhammad, and
expounded by scholars of jurisprudence as far
back as the 13th century, despite the
advancement in time and sophistication of
commercial interaction. Maha-Hanaan Balala
here provides an analysis of the fundamental
principles underlying Islamic law and
commerce in comparison with their common
law equivalents in the English-speaking world.
She seeks to draw parallels (and differences
where appropriate) to facilitate the growth
and development of Islamic commercial and
financial law worldwide.
Contents:
1. Introduction; 2. Scope, Objective and
Methodology; 3. Gharar in Islamic Law; 4. Riba:
Meaning, Scope and Application; 5. The
Proprietary Nature of Debt; 6. Structuring a
Securitization to be compatible with both the
Sharia and Common Law; 7.The Development
of Islamic Finance in Malaysia: A Model to
Emulate; 8. Form, Substance and the Way
Forward; 9. Conclusions.
288 PAGES 216 X 134MM SEPTEMBER 2010
9781848850767 HARDBACK £59.50
TAURIS ACADEMIC STUDIES
INTERNATIONAL LIBRARY OF ECONOMICS,VOL. 5
ISLAM, LAW AND THE STATE IN
SOUTHEAST ASIA VOLUME 1 NEW
Indonesia
Tim Lindsey (Ed.), University of Melbourne
A thorough and detailed survey of Islam and
the law in Indonesia today is long overdue.
This volume offers an expert and systematic
update of the interaction of Islam and
positive law (substantive regulations and
institutions) in contemporary Indonesia,
where Islamic law has developed within a
state-approved and secularising bureaucratic
structure that valorised local traditions over
the scriptures of Islam.The result is an
increasingly complex mixture of local
traditions and norms and state secularism,
with growing social and political pressure for
an orthodoxy modelled more closely on
Arab cultures.
Contents:
1: Syari’ah and its Discontents: Laws, Legal
Institutions and the State Madhhab in
Indonesia; 2. Dasar Negara? Pancasila and
Constitution; 3. Kompilasi:The Compilation
of Islamic Law (KHI); 4. Fatawa and the
Ulama Council of Indonesia (MUI); 5.The
Department of Religious Affairs; 6. Regulation
of Islamic Philanthropic Institutions; 7.
Regulation of Islamic Financial Institutions; 8.
Regulation of Islamic Education; 9.The
National Religious Judiciary; 10.The Aceh
Syari’ah Court; 11. Judicial Decision Making
in the Religious Courts; 12. Regional Laws:
PERDA, Qanun & Codes; 13. National Laws:
Regulating Morality & Belief.
416 PAGES 234 X 156MM DECEMBER 2010
978 1 84885 065 1 HARDBACK £75.00
ISLAM AND THE LAW IN SOUTHEAST ASIA,VOL. 1
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A classic study – a compendium of the most sophisticated work on this very important, if highly complex, area
– Middle East Magazine review of Islamic Law, see page 41
ISLAM, LAW AND THE STATE IN
SOUTHEAST ASIA VOLUME 2 NEW
Singapore
Tim Lindsey and Kerstin Steiner, both at
University of Melbourne (Eds)
The substantive regulations and legal
institutions through which the state manages
the religion of its Malay minority in
contemporary Singapore are the focus of
this volume.Through a detailed account of
positive law and related religious and social
institutions, Lindsey and Steiner explore the
balance that the Singaporean government
seeks to maintain between its obligations to
an indigenous Muslim minority and the
needs of its majority non-Muslim immigrant
community.
Contents:
1. Governing the Muslim Minority in
Singapore: Law, Legal Institutions and the
Anglo-Malay Madhhab; 2. Islamic Law under
Colonial Rule:The Ordinances; 3. Islamic Law
Post-Independence:The Administration of
Muslim Law Act; 4. State Islamic Institutions;
5. Regulation of Islamic Education; 6.The
Syari’ah Court System; 7. Judicial Decision
Making in the Religious Courts; 8.The Malay
Minority and the Politics of Syari’ah in
Singapore.
320 PAGES 234 X 156MM DECEMBER 2010
978 1 84885 066 8 HARDBACK £75.00
ISLAM AND THE LAW IN SOUTHEAST ASIA,VOL. 2
LAW AND FINANCE
ISLAM, LAW AND THE STATE IN
SOUTHEAST ASIA (3 VOL SET)
Tim Lindsey and Kerstin Steiner, both at
University of Melbourne (Eds)
Malaysia and Brunei
Tim Lindsey and Kerstin Steiner, both at
University of Melbourne (Eds)
Malaysia and Brunei both apply a complex
hybrid body of positive law to their Malay
Muslim majorities.This volume traces the
development of a unique ‘Anglo-Malay
madhhab’ in these states, initially by colonial
and latterly by successor states.
Contents:
1. Syari’ah, Daulat and the Malays: Laws, Legal
Institutions and the Anglo-Malay Madhhab; 2.
Overview: Islamic Laws in Malaysia: Religion
and the Federation; 3.Syari’ah Law under
Colonial Rule; 4. Syari’ah Law after
Independence; 5. State Islamic Institutions; 6.
Regulation of Islamic Financial Institutions; 7.
Regulation of Islamic Education; 8. Syari’ah
Courts and the Secular Judiciary
Jurisdictional Division; 9. Judicial Decision
Making in the Religious Courts ; 10.The PAS
Codes; 11. Sisters in Islam;12. State
Responses; 13. Syari’ah Laws under Colonial
Rule; 14. Syari’ah Laws in Brunei after
Independence; 15. Fatawa and the State
Mufti’s Office; 16. State Islamic Institutions;
17. Regulation of Islamic Financial
Institutions; 18. Regulation of Islamic
Education; 19. Syari’ah Courts and the
Secular Judiciary: Jurisdictional Division; 20.
The Religious Courts; 21. Judicial Decision
Making in the Religious Courts; 22. Syari’ah
Political Movements.
Human Rights and the Judicial Process
Eugene Cotran, SOAS, & Mai Yamani, Royal
Institute for International Affairs (Eds)
1248 PAGES 234 X 156MM DECEMBER 2010
978 1 84885 068 2 HARDBACK £155.00
ISLAM AND THE LAW IN SOUTHEAST ASIA
192 PAGES 234 X 156MM
978 1 86064 562 4 HARDBACK £79.50
ISLAMIC LAND TAX – AL-KHARAJ
TRADE, INDUSTRIALIZATION AND THE
FIRM IN IRAN
From the Islamic Conquests to the
Abbasid Period
Ghaida Khazna Katbi,
University of Jordan
416 PAGES 234 X 156MM APRIL 2010
978184885 063 7 HARDBACK £54.50
CONTEMPORARY ARAB SCHOLARSHIP IN THE
SOCIAL SCIENCES,VOL.16
PUBLISHED IN ASSOCIATION WITH CAUS – CENTRE
OF ARAB UNITY STUDIES
DEMOCRACY, HUMAN RIGHTS AND LAW IN
ISLAMIC THOUGHT
Mohammad Abed al-Jabri, University of
Rabat
256 PAGES 234 X 156MM
978 1 84511 749 8 HARDBACK £35.00
HUMAN RIGHTS IN ARAB THOUGHT
Salma K. Jayyusi
704 PAGES 234 X 156MM
978 1 85043 707 9 HARDBACK £59.50
LIBRARY OF MODERN MIDDLE EAST STUDIES VOL. 4
ISLAM AND DISSENT IN
POSTREVOLUTIONARY
IRAN
ISLAM, LAW AND THE STATE IN
SOUTHEAST ASIA VOLUME 3 NEW
THE RULE OF LAW IN THE MIDDLE EAST
AND ISLAMIC WORLD
Abdolkarim Soroush,
Religious Politics and
Democratic Reform
Behrooz Ghamari-Tabrizi
320 PAGES 234 X 156MM
978 1 84511 879 2 HARDBACK £59.50
978 1 84511 880 8 PAPERBACK £17.99
THE LAW APPLIED
Contextualizing the Islamic Shari’a
Peri Bearman, Harvard University, Wolfhart
Heinrichs Harvard University & Bernard
Weiss, University of Utah
456 PAGES 234 X 156MM
978 1 84511 736 8 HARDBACK £59.50
CRIMINAL JUSTICE IN ISLAM
Judicial Procedure in the Shari’a
Muhammad Abdel Haleem, SOAS, Adel Omar
Sherif, Counsellor, Egyptian Supreme
Constitutional Court, & Kate Daniels (Eds)
208 PAGES 234 X 156MM
978 1 86064 525 9 HARDBACK £59.50
TEXTBOOK
ISLAMIC LAW
Theory and Practice
Robert Gleave University
of Bristol, & Eugenia
Kermeli, Bilkent
University,Turkey
The Impact of Government Policy on
Business
Javad Amid & Amjad Hadjikhani, both at
Uppsala University
304 PAGES 234 X 156MM
978 1 85043 681 2 HARDBACK £59.50
CULTURE AND SOCIETY IN WESTERN AND
CENTRAL ASIA,VOL. 2
HUMAN RESOURCE DEVELOPMENT IN A
KNOWLEDGE-BASED ECONOMY
The Emirates Center for Strategic Studies
and Research
408 PAGES 234 X 156MM
978 9 94800 412 7 HARDBACK £47.50
978 9 94800 413 4 PAPERBACK £19.50
THE EMIRATES CENTER FOR STRATEGIC STUDIES
AND RESEARCH
MONARCHIES AND NATIONS
Globalisation and Identity in the Arab
States of the Gulf
Paul Dresch, University of Oxford & James
Piscatori, Australian National University
(Eds)
320 PAGES 234 X 156MM
978 1 85043 971 4 HARDBACK £56.50
LIBRARY OF MODERN MIDDLE EAST STUDIES,
VOL. 52
TEXTBOOK
CHRISTIANS AND JEWS
UNDER ISLAM
Youssef Courbage,
Institut d’Etudes
Demographic, Paris, &
Philippe Fargues, Centre
d’Etudes et de
Documentation Economique, Juridigue et
Social, Cairo
Translated by Judy Mabro
256 PAGES 216 X 134MM
978 1 86064 013 1 HARDBACK £45.00
978 1 86064 285 2 PAPERBACK £15.99
TEXTBOOK
MARRIAGE ON TRIAL
Islamic Law in Iran
and Morocco
Ziba Mir-Hosseini
264 PAGES 216 X 134MM
978 1 86064 608 9 PAPERBACK
£15.99
256 PAGES 216 X 134MM
978 1 86064 119 0 HARDBACK £54.50
978 1 86064 652 2 PAPERBACK £17.99
512 PAGES 234 X 156MM DECEMBER 2010
978184885 067 5 HARDBACK £75.00
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LAW AND FINANCE
TEXTBOOK
THE GULF
Challenges of the
Future
SOCIETY AND ANTHROPOLGY
FROM SHAMANISM TO SUFISM
Women, Islam and
Culture in Central
Asia
Razia Sultanova, Jesus
College, Cambridge
The Emirates Center for
Strategic Studies and
Research
528 PAGES 234 X 156MM
978 9 94800 705 0 HARDBACK £57.50
978 9 94800 704 3 PAPERBACK £27.50
THE EMIRATES CENTER FOR STRATEGIC STUDIES
AND RESEARCH
TEXTBOOK
ISLAM, LIBERALISM AND
HUMAN RIGHTS
Katerina Dalacoura,
International Institute of
Strategic Studies
288 PAGES 216 X 134MM
978 1 84511 382 7 PAPERBACK
£14.99
DOMESTIC
GOVERNMENT
Kinship, Community
and Polity in North
Yemen
Martha Mundy, LSE
256 PAGES 216 X 134MM
978 1 86064 102 2 PAPERBACK
£17.99
SOCIETY AND CULTURE IN
THE MODERN MIDDLE EAST
42
NEW
Rich evidence has emerged that shows how
women kept alive traditional Shamanistic
Islamic religious culture, especially Sufism,
even during Soviet rule when all religion was
banned.Women played a vital part in keeping
the flame of Islam burning throughout the
region, and nowhere was their role more
important than in the Ferghana Valley in
Uzbekistan, the cradle of female Islamic
culture and centre for women’s poetry and
music. Sultanova shows how Islam, long
underground, flowered at independence in
1991, boosting national Uzbek identity and
nationalism – 500 new mosques were built –
only to return to persecution by a
repressive state, although the women’s role
remains crucial to the survival of traditional
Muslim culture.
240 PAGES 216 X 134MM DECEMBER 2010
9781848853096 HARDBACK £51.50
16 B&W INTEGRATED
INTERNATIONAL LIBRARY OF CENTRAL ASIAN
STUDIES,VOL. 3
ENGAGING OTHERNESS
Rafael Reyes-Ruiz (Ed.),
Zayed University, Dubai
NEW
The Arab states in the Gulf region are now
global leaders in business and commerce.
Their once traditional societies now host
thousands of migrants from around the
world. The Gulf is now a key player in the
global economy, feeling keenly the fluctuations
in the market as well as the strain upon the
societies in each of the states there. This
book encompassing contributions from a
range of distinguished sociologists and Middle
East specialists reveals much new material on
Gulf cities, and explores the real impact of
globalization upon their economies, societies,
religion and culture.
272 PAGES 216 X 134MM AUGUST 2010
9789948157502 HARDBACK £54.50
ENCOUNTERS SERIES
ZAYED UNIVERSITY PRESS
REPORTING ISLAM
Media Representations
of British Muslims
Elizabeth Poole,
University of
Staffordshire
ILLUSTRATED
320 PAGES 216 X 134MM
978 1 86064 686 7 HARDBACK
£56.50
978 1 86064 687 4 PAPERBACK
£16.99
A SHOP OF ONE’S OWN
Independence and Reputation among
Traders in Aleppo
Annika Rabo, Linkoping University, Sweden
240 PAGES 234 X 156MM
978 1 85043 683 6 HARDBACK £59.50
CULTURE AND SOCIETY IN WESTERN AND
CENTRAL ASIA,VOL. 4
SHAMANISM AND ISLAM
NEW
Sufism, Healing Rituals and Spirits in
the Muslim World
Thierry Zarcone and Angela Hobart (Eds)
The figure of the Shaman has always been a
prominent motif within the Islamic world,
particularly in relation to the mystical domain
of Sufism. This new book explores the link
between Islam and shamanism in
contemporary Muslim culture, examining how
the old religion of shamanism was ‘sufised’ in
order to adapt to wider Islamic society. The
authors survey shamanic practices in the
Turko-Persian area, the Balkans and North
Africa, to show how the Muslim shaman, like
his Siberian counterpart, cultivates personal
relations with spirits to help individuals
through healing and divination. They explore
the complexities and variety of rituals,
involving music, dance and, in some regions,
epic and bardic poetry, which demonstrates
the close links between shamanism and
Islamic arts. This is the first in-depth
exploration of ‘Islamised shamanism’, and is a
valuable contribution to the field of Islamic
Studies, Religion, Anthropology, and the
culture of the Middle East more widely.
Contents:
Introduction; Part I: Islamised Shamanism in
Central Asia; Part II: From Central Asia to the
Rest of the Muslim World; Part III: Islamised
Shamanism and Other Religions.
320 PAGES 216 X 134MM JANUARY 2011
9781848856028 HARDBACK £59.50
40 INTEGRATED B&W
TAURIS ACADEMIC STUDIES
MIDDLE EAST 2010–2011
TORMENTED BIRTHS
Passages to Modernity in Europe and
the Middle East
Isam Al-Khafaji, University of Amsterdam
208 PAGES 234 X 156MM
978 1 86064 976 9 HARDBACK £59.50
LIBRARY OF MODERN MIDDLE EAST STUDIES,
VOL. 39
IDENTITY POLITICS IN THE MIDDLE EAST
Liberal Thought and Islamic Challenge
in Egypt
Meir Hatina, Hebrew University of Jerusalem
280 PAGES 216 X 134MM
978 1 84511 135 9 HARDBACK £59.50
LIBRARY OF MODERN MIDDLE EAST STUDIES,
VOL. 62
TAURIS ACADEMIC STUDIES
RETHINKING AN NGO
Development, Donors and Civil Society
in Jordan
Basma bint al-Talal, Jordanian Hashemite
Fund for Human Development, Chair
256 PAGES 234 X 156MM
978 1 86064 925 7 HARDBACK £56.50
IMAGINING THE ARAB OTHER
How Arabs and Non-Arabs View Each
Other
Tahar Labib, Association Arabe de Sociologie
256 PAGES 234 X 156MM
978 1 84511 384 1 HARDBACK £59.50
IN ASSOCIATION WITH THE CENTRE FOR ARAB
UNITY STUDIES
LIBRARY OF MODERN MIDDLE EAST STUDIES,
VOL. 69
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The first interdisciplinary study of the subject
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ISLAMIC MEDITERRANEAN SERIES
‘This impressive, multi-volume series
emerges out of over a decade of
European, and Eastern and Southern
Mediterranean research. Bringing
together 300 scholars from 26 countries,
the project radically revises intellectual
paradigms shaping the study of the
Mediterranean to focus on the mutually
constitutive relationship between
individual and society.This is
interdisciplinary and transcultural writing
at its best.’ – Miriam Cooke
CONSTITUTING
MODERNITY
Private Property in
the East and West
Women in Arab
Sources
Randi Deguilhem, CNRS,
Paris, & Manuela Marin,
Consejo Superior de
Investigaciones Cientificas
(Eds)
296 PAGES 216 X 134MM
978 1 86064 697 3 HARDBACK £54.50
ISLAMIC MEDITERRANEAN SERIES,VOL. 1
MONEY, LAND AND
TRADE
An Economic History
of the Muslim
Mediterranean
Nelly Hanna (Ed.),
American University of
Cairo
304 PAGES 216 X 134MM
978 1 86064 699 7 HARDBACK £54.50
ISLAMIC MEDITERRANEAN SERIES,VOL. 2
OUTSIDE IN
On the Margins of the
Modern Middle East
Eugene Rogan (Ed.), St
Antony’s College, Oxford
272 PAGES 216 X 134MM
978 1 86064 698 0 HARDBACK
£54.50
ISLAMIC MEDITERRANEAN
SERIES,VOL. 3
CRAFTS AND
CRAFTSMEN OF THE
MIDDLE EAST
Fashioning the
Individual in the
Muslim Mediterranean
Suraiya Faroqhi, Ludwig
Maximilians Universität, &
Paris
Randi Deguilhem, CNRS,
392 PAGES 216 X 134MM
978 1 86064 700 0 HARDBACK £54.50
ISLAMIC MEDITERRANEAN SERIES,VOL. 4
ILLUSTRATED
Catharina Raudvere,
STANDING TRIAL
NEW
288 PAGES 216 X 134MM
978 1 86064 996 7 HARDBACK
£54.50
ISLAMIC MEDITERRANEAN
Baudouin Dupret (Ed.),
CNRS, Paris
SERIES,VOL. 6
An Introduction
University of
Copenhagen
Law and the Person
in the Modern Middle
East
WRITING THE FEMININE
ISLAM
Bogaziçi University
Huri Islamoglu (Ed.),
SERIES,VOL. 5
ISLAMIC STUDIES
288 PAGES 216 X 134MM
978 1 86064 997 4 HARDBACK
£54.50
ISLAMIC MEDITERRANEAN
SENSIBILITIES OF THE
ISLAMIC
MEDITERRANEAN
Self-Expression in a
Muslim Culture from
Post-Classical Times
to the Present Day
Robin Ostle
408 PAGES 216 X 134MM
978184511 650 7 HARDBACK £59.50
ISLAMIC MEDITERRANEAN SERIES,VOL 7
Many existing introductions to Islam focus
predominantly on the Middle East and on
historical background at the expense of
Islam as a lived faith. Assessing Islam as a
truly global phenomenon, Catharina
Raudvere engages thoroughly with history
(explaining the significance of the revelation
of the Prophet Muhammad and the origins
of the different Sunni and Shi’a groups within
Islam), while also giving full and
comprehensive coverage to Muslim ritual life
and Islamic ethics. She discusses moral
debates and modern lifestyle issues such as
halal consumption, interfaith dialogue and
controversy over the wearing of the veil.
Diaspora communities are considered with a
view to showing how norms and doctrines
are understood – and sometimes
contradicted – in social and ritual practice.
304 PAGES 216 X 134MM MARCH 2011
9781848850835 HARDBACK £54.50
9781848850842 PAPERBACK £14.99
20 INTEGRATED B&W, 3 MAPS
I.B.TAURIS INTRODUCTIONS TO RELIGION
SHATTERING TRADITION
Custom, Law and the
Individual in the
Muslim
Mediterranean
Walter Dostal &
Wolfgang Kraus, both at
INTRODUCTION TO THE QUR’AN
M.A. Draz
University of Vienna
(Eds)
336 PAGES 216 X 134MM
978 1 85043 634 8 HARDBACK £54.50
ISLAMIC MEDITERRANEAN SERIES,VOL. 8
NEW IN PAPERBACK
In this book the distinguished Islamic scholar
M.A. Draz, one of the Muslim world’s most
erudite authorities of this century, sets out
the fundamental principles of the Qur’an and
its much misunderstood and misquoted
teachings on gender and women, polygamy,
war, faith, Judaism, Christianity and the many
other issues on which the Qur’an
pronounces.
256 PAGES 234 X 156MM MARCH 2011
9781848856899 PAPERBACK £12.99
I.B.TAURIS IN ASSOCIATION WITH THE CENTRE OF
ISLAMIC STUDIES
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ISLAMIC STUDIES
ISLAM’S QUANTUM QUESTION
Reconciling Muslim
Tradition and Modern
Science
Nidhal Guessoum,
American University of
Sharjah, United Arab
Emirates
NEW
In secular Europe the veracity of modern
science is almost always taken for granted.
Whether they think of the evolutionary
proofs of Darwin or of spectacular
investigation into the boundaries of physics
conducted by CERN’s Large Hadron Collider,
most people assume that scientific enquiry
goes to the heart of fundamental truths about
the universe. Yet elsewhere, science is under
siege. In the USA, Christian fundamentalists
contest whether evolution should be taught
in schools at all. And in Muslim countries like
Tunisia, Egypt, Pakistan and Malaysia, a mere
15% of those recently surveyed believed
Darwin’s theory to be ‘true’ or ‘probably
true’. This thoughtful and passionately argued
book contends absolutely to the contrary:
not only that evolutionary theory does not
contradict core Muslim beliefs, but that many
scholars, from Islam’s golden age to the
present, adopted a worldview that accepted
evolution as a given.
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416 PAGES 216 X 134MM OCOTBER 2010
9781848855175 HARDBACK £59.50
9781848855182 PAPERBACK £16.99
60 INTEGRATED B&W
RELIGION AND MYSTICISM IN
EARLY ISLAM NEW
Theology and Sufism in Yemen
Muhammad Ali Aziz, Yale University
Scholar, mystic and visionary, Ibn ‘Alwân lived
through the transition from Ayyubid to
Rasulid rule in thirteenth-century Yemen. He
was well known in his time for his critique of
the ruling elites and their governance, and left
behind a substantial body of writings on
Islamic mysticism, theology, law and exegesis
of the Qur’an. Here Muhammad Aziz presents
a comprehensive portrait of Ibn ‘Alwân,
delineating the religious and political
background in Yemen, the development of Sufi
orders, the interplay between Sufi, Shi’i and
Sunni traditions, and the impact of Ibn ‘Alwân
on the history of Sufism and Islam.
Contents:
Acknowledgements; List of Abbreviations; List
of Illustrations; Notes on Transliteration and
Dates; Introduction; I. Medieval Yemen’s
Islamic Environment; II. Sufism in Yemen Prior
to the 13th Century; III.The Life and Works of
Ibn ‘Alwân; IV. Ibn ‘Alwân’s Theological Views;
V. Ibn ‘Alwân and the Sufi Tradition; VI. The
Fundamentals of Ibn ‘Alwân’s Sufi Thought; VII.
The Islamic Concept of Sainthood and Ibn
‘Alwân as a Saint; VIII. Zaydî Imams and the
Sufi Tradition in Yemen; IX. Sufism in Yemen
after
the
Age
of
Ibn
‘Alwân;
Conclusion;Bibliography; Index.
288 PAGES 216 X 134MM JANUARY 2011
9781848854505 HARDBACK £56.50
5 B&W INTEGRATED, 3 LINE
TAURIS ACADEMIC STUDIES
LIBRARY OF MIDDLE EAST HISTORY,VOL. 26
UNDERSTANDING THE QUR’AN
THE PHILOSOPHY OF ECSTASY
Themes and Style
Rumi and the Sufi
Tradition
Muhammad Abdel
Haleem, SOAS
NEW IN PAPERBACK
The tenets of Islam cannot be grasped
without a proper understanding of the
Qur’an. In this important new introduction,
Muhammad Haleem examines its recurrent
themes – life and eternity, marriage and
divorce, peace and war, water and
nourishment – and for the first time sets
these in the context of the Qur’an’s linguistic
style. Professor Haleem examines the
background to the development of the surahs
(chapters) and the ayahs (verses) and the
construction of the Qur’an itself. He shows
that popular conceptions of Islamic attitudes
to women, marriage and divorce, war and
society, differ radically from the true teachings
of the Qur’an.
256 PAGES 234 X 156MM OCTOBER 2010
9781845117894 PAPERBACK £14.99
Leonard Lewisohn (Ed.)
Politics and
Conspiracy Theory in
the Islamic World
Arndt Graf, University of
Frankfurt, Schirin Fathi,
University of Hamburg,
and Ludwig Paul,
University of Hamburg
(Eds)
NEW
The relationship between Islam and the west
has
frequently
been
subject
to
misunderstanding and mistrust and recent
events in the international arena have only
deepened this perceived divide, culturally and
politically. The west often views the Islamic
world – and the Islamic world the west –
through a prism of mutual suspicion. In such
conditions conspiracy theories can flourish
on both sides of the cultural fence, but these
highly complex and important global
phenomena have been the subject of
surprisingly little investigation. Orientalism and
Conspiracy explores fully for the first time the
relationship between the sometimes
controversial concept of Orientalism, as
developed by Edward Said, and contemporary
conspiracy theories, and includes Robert
Irwin’s fascinating survey of the role of secret
societies in orientalist mythology.The authors
offer a comprehensive and ground-breaking
study of the conspiracy theory and Islam.
288 PAGES 234 X 156MM OCTOBER 2010
9781848854147 HARDBACK £54.50
LIBRARY OF MODERN MIDDLE EAST STUDIES,
VOL. 92
THE ART AND MATERIAL
CULTURE OF IRANIAN SHI’ISM
Iconography and
Religious Devotion in
Shi’i Islam
Pedram Khosronejad,
University of St Andrews
NEW
The spiritual writings of the great Persian
poet Rumi (1207–1273) are often
characterised as the supreme expression of
Sufism, the fascinating mystical strain that
runs through Islamic thought and culture.
This important volume brings together
international Rumi experts and scholars to
explore the ways in which the mysticism of
Sufism coloured and shaped Rumi’s
passionate poetic philosophy. Ranging from a
comprehensive investigation of the language
and spirituality of the Masnavi, Rumi’s
greatest literary work, to the intriguing
relationship between Rumi’s poetic vision
and Christians and Sufis, the volume as a
whole offers an indispensable companion to
the poetry of the man who, perhaps before
all others, can best lay claim to reveal the
rich complexity of Persia’s soul.
360 PAGES 216 X 134MM APRIL 2011
9781848852693 HARDBACK £45.00
8PP COLOUR PLATES
INTERNATIONAL LIBRARY OF IRANIAN STUDIES,
VOL. 23
MIDDLE EAST 2010–2011
ORIENTALISM AND CONSPIRACY
NEW
Shi’i Islam has been the official religion of Iran
from the Safavids (1501-1732) to the present
day.The Shi’i world experience has provided a
rich artistic tradition, encompassing painting,
sculpture and the production of artefacts and
performance, which has helped to embed Shi’i
identity in Iran as part of its national
narrative. In what areas of material culture
has Iranian Shi’ism manifested itself through
objects or buildings that are unique within the
overall culture of Islam? To what extent is the
art and architecture of Iran from the Safavid
period onwards identifiably Shi’i? What does
this say about the relationship of nation, state
and faith in Iran? Here, leading experts trace
the material heritage of Iranian Shi’ism within
each of its political, religious and cultural
dimensions.
288 PAGES 216 X 134MM OCTOBER 2010
9781848851689 HARDBACK £51.50
50 INTEGRATED B&W, 8PP COLOUR PLATES
I.B.TAURIS IN ASSOCIATION WITH THE IRAN
HERITAGE FOUNDATION
INTERNATIONAL LIBRARY OF IRANIAN STUDIES ,
VOL. 29
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A work of central importance in the story of Shi’ism specifically and Middle Eastern studies in general
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ISLAMIC STUDIES
ISLAM’S PERFECT STRANGER
The Life of Mahmud
Muhammad Taha,
Muslim Reformer of
Sudan
Edward Thomas
MAKERS OF ISLAMIC CIVILIZATION
SUFISM TODAY
Heritage and Tradition in the Global
Community
Catharina Raudvere, Copenhagen University
& Leif Stenberg, Lund University
(Eds)
256 PAGES 216 X 134MM
978 1 84511 762 7 HARDBACK £54.50
LIBRARY OF MODERN RELIGION,VOL. 3
NEW DIRECTIONS IN ISLAMIC THOUGHT
NEW
Can Sudan, one of Africa’s most diverse
countries, function as an Islamic state?
Mahmud Muhammad Taha posed an original
answer to this question. Taha was the
charismatic leader of the ‘Republican
Brothers and Sisters’, a small group of
Sudanese nationalists who called for a
mystical, inclusive reinterpretation of Islam
that ended traditional legal discriminations
against women and non-Muslims. Taha’s
followers
pitched
his
sometimes
controversial mix of law and mysticism on
Sudanese street corners in the 1970s.
Sudanese Islamist politicians, who used a
more divisive interpretation of Islam, opposed
him vigorously. When they gained control of
the state in the chaotic 1980s, Taha was
executed. In Taha’s first biography, Thomas
explores the life and ideas of an important
Sudanese reformer who has become a
symbol for resistance and human rights.
296 PAGES 216 X 134MM SEPTEMBER 2010
9781848850040 HARDBACK £56.50
TAURIS ACADEMIC STUDIES
INTERNATIONAL LIBRARY OF AFRICAN STUDIES,
VOL. 26
HARDSHIP AND DELIVERANCE IN THE
ISLAMIC TRADITION
Mu’tazilism,Theology and Spirituality
in the Writings of Al-Tanûkî
Nouha Khalifa, Birkbeck College, University
of London
288 PAGES 216 X 134MM JANUARY 2010
978 1 84885 117 7 HARDBACK £56.50
TAURIS ACADEMIC STUDIES
THE ILKHANID BOOK OF ASCENSION
A Persian-Sunni Prayer Manual
Christiane Gruber, Indiana University,
Bloomington
256 PAGES 234 X 156MM FEBRUARY 2010
978 1 84511 499 2 HARDBACK £54.50
10 COLOUR PLATES
BRITISH INSTITUTE OF PERSIAN STUDIES,VOL. 2
TAURIS ACADEMIC STUDIES
THE VISION OF ISLAM
Sachiko Murata & William
Chittick
408 PAGES 227 X 151MM
978 1 84511 320 9 PAPERBACK
£14.99
Exploring Reform and Muslim Tradition
Kari Vogt, University of Oslo, Lena Larsen &
Christian Moe (Eds)
288 PAGES 234 X 156MM
978 1 84511 739 9 HARDBACK £45.00
ISLAM’S FATEFUL PATH
The Critical Choices
Facing Modern
Muslims
Zidane Meriboute,
International Committee
of the Red Cross,
Geneva
320 PAGES 216 X 134MM 2009
978 1 84511 740 5 HARDBACK £45.00
978 1 84511 741 2 PAPERBACK £14.99
SUFISM AND THE ‘MODERN’ IN ISLAM
Martin van Bruinessen, Utrecht University,
The Netherlands, and Julia Day Howell,
Griffith University,Australia (Eds)
384 PAGES 234 X 156MM
978 1 85043 854 0 HARDBACK £45.00
LIBRARY OF MODERN MIDDLE EAST STUDIES,
VOL. 67
NARRATIVES OF TRUTH IN ISLAMIC LAW
Baudouin Dupret, CNRS, Paris, Barbara
Drieskens & Annalies Moores (Eds)
352 PAGES 216 X 134MM
978 1 84511 187 8 HARDBACK £49.50
LIBRARY OF ISLAMIC LAW,VOL. 2
TEXTBOOK
MUHAMMAD
Prophet of Islam
Maxime Rodinson
384 PAGES 198 X 126MM
978 1 86064 827 4 PAPERBACK
£12.99
TAURIS PARKE PAPERBACKS
THE MORAL WORLD OF THE QUR’AN
M.A. Draz, translated by Daniella Robinson,
Preface by Muhammad Abdel Haleem, SOAS
256 PAGES 234 X 156MM
978 1 86064 422 1 HARDBACK £49.50
I.B.TAURIS IN ASSOCIATION WITH THE CENTRE OF
ISLAMIC STUDIES
LONDON QUR’AN STUDIES,VOL. 3
RECOGNIZING ISLAM
The Politics, Culture and History of
Shi’ite Islam
Juan Cole, University of Michigan
272 PAGES 216 X 134MM
978 1 86064 736 9 PAPERBACK £14.99
IBN HAJAR
Makers of Islamic
Civilization
R. Kevin Jacques, Indiana
University
168 PAGES
216 X 134MM
FEBRUARY 2010
978 1 84885 186 3 PAPERBACK
£10.99
MAKERS OF ISLAMIC CIVILISATION
TABARI
Makers of Islamic
Civilization
Ulrika Martensson,
Norwegian University of
Science and Technology
184 PAGES 216 X 134MM JUNE
2010
978 1 84885 185 6 PAPERBACK £10.99
MAKERS OF ISLAMIC CIVILISATION
TEXTBOOK
IBN BATTUTA
Makers of Islamic
Civilization
L.P. Harvey, Oxford
Centre for Islamic Studies
160 PAGES 216 X 134MM
978 1 84511 394 0 PAPERBACK
£10.99
MAKERS OF ISLAMIC CIVILIZATION
TEXTBOOK
BUKHARI
Makers of Islamic
Civilization
Ahmad Mujtaba Hasan,
University of Chicago
160 PAGES 216 X 134MM
978 1 84511 095 6 PAPERBACK
£10.99
MAKERS OF ISLAMIC CIVILIZATION
TEXTBOOK
SINAN
Makers of Islamic
Civilization
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ISLAMIC STUDIES / THE INSTITUTE OF ISMAILI STUDIES, LONDON
SHI’I INTERPRETATIONS OF
ISLAM
Three Treatises on
Islamic Theology and
Eschatology
S J Badakhchani (Ed.),
The Institute of Ismaili
Studies
NEW
One of the most prominent Muslim scholars
and scientists of the medieval era, the Persian
polymath Nasir al-Din Tusi (1201-1274)
joined the Shi‘a Nizari Ismaili community at a
young age, as the armies of Genghis Khan
poured across his homeland. In the course of
a long and eminent career, first under the
patronage of the Ismailis at the fortress of
Alamut, and later with the conquering
Mongols, he produced over 150 works on
diverse subjects from theology and
philosophy to mathematics and astronomy. In
this volume, he offers new critical editions
and translations of three shorter Ismaili
works by Tusi, namely Aghaz wa anjam (The
Beginning and the End), Tawalla wa tabarra
(Solidarity and Dissociation), and Matlub almu’minin (Desideratum of the Faithful).
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THE SPIRITUALITY OF SHI‘I
ISLAM
Beliefs and Practices
M.A Amir-Moezzi, Ecole
Pratique des Hautes
Etudes
AN ANTHOLOGY OF ISMAILI
LITERATURE
A Shi‘i Vision of Islam
Hermann Landolt,
Samira Sheikh, The
Institute of Ismaili
Studies and Kutub
Kassam (Eds)
BESTSELLER
One of the richest and most rewarding, yet at
the same time least familiar, traditions of
Muslim literature is that of the Shi‘i Imami
Ismailis. Although many great literary
treasures of the Islamic world are already
available in English translation, those of the
Ismailis are only slowly being made accessible
to scholars and readers at large. This
substantial Anthology makes a vital and
welcome contribution to that process of
wider dissemination. It brings together for the
first time extracts from a range of significant
Ismaili texts in both poetry and prose, here
translated into English by some of the
foremost scholars in the field. The texts
included belong to a long span of Ismaili
history, which extends from the Fatimid era
to the beginning of the twentieth century.The
translations in question have been rendered
from their originals in Arabic, Persian and the
different languages of Badakhshan and South
Asia.
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FORTRESSES OF THE INTELLECT
Ismaili and Other
Islamic Studies in
Honour of Farhad
Daftary
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Omar Ali-de-Unzaga
(Ed.), The Institute of
Ismaili Studies
NEW
Mohammed Ali Amir-Moezzi is one of the
most distinguished scholars of Shi‘i history
and theology currently at work, and in this
volume he offers a wide-ranging and detailed
survey of the core texts of Shi‘i Islam.
Examining in turn the origins and later
developments of Shi‘i spirituality, the author
reveals the profoundly esoteric nature of the
beliefs which accrued to the figures of the
early imams, and which became associated
with the latter’s interaction between
material and spiritual worlds.These beliefs
were often designated as ‘ghulat’, or
‘extreme’, by other Muslims, and as a result
of such criticisms from within the tradition
they have remained little known and
misunderstood. The author shows, by
contrast, how central and creative the very
nature of spirituality was to the development
of Shi‘i Islam, as well as to classical Islamic
civilisation as a whole.
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Dedicated to the achievements of Farhad
Daftary, the foremost authority on Ismaili
Studies of our time, this volume gathers
together a number of studies on intellectual
and political history, particularly in the three
main areas where the significance of Daftary’s
scholarship has had the largest impact: Ismaili
studies as well as Persian studies and Shi‘i
studies in a wider context. It focuses, but not
exclusively, on the intellectual production of
the Ismailis and their role in history, with
discussions ranging from some of the earliest
Ismaili texts, to thinkers from the Fatimid and
the Alamut periods as well as relations of the
Fatimids with other dynasties. Containing
essays from some of the most respected
scholars in Ismaili, Shi‘i and Persian Studies
(including Patricia Crone, M A Amir-Moezzi, C
Edmund Bosworth and Robert Gleave), the
book makes a significant contribution to
wider scholarship in philosophical theology
and medieval Islam.
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AN ANTHOLOGY OF PHILOSOPHY
IN PERSIA, VOL. VI
From the School of
Illumination to
Philosophical
Mysticism
S.H. Nasr, George
A MODERN HISTORY OF THE
ISMAILIS
Continuity and
Change in a Muslim
Community
Farhad Daftary (Ed.),
Washington University
The Institute of Ismaili
Studies
University of Mary
Washington (Eds)
NEW
and M. Aminrazavi,
NEW
The fourth volume of the Anthology of
Philosophy in Persia deals with one of the
richest and yet least known periods of
philosophical life in Persia, the centuries
between the seventh/thirteenth century, that
saw the eclipse of the school of Khorasan, and
the tenth/sixteenth century that coincided
with the rise of the Safavids.The main schools
dealt with in this volume are the Peripatetic
(mashsha’i) School, the School of Illumination
(ishraq) of Suhrawardi, and various forms of
philosophical Sufism, especially the school of
Ibn ‘Arabi, that had its origins in the works of
Ghazzali and ‘Ayn al-Qudat Hamadani. This
period was also notable for the philosopherscientists such as Nasir al-Din Tusi and Qutb
al-Din Shirazi. Contributors include William
Chittick, Parviz Morewedge, Omid Safi and
Carl Ernst.
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AN ANTHOLOGY OF PHILOSOPHY IN
PERSIA, VOL. III
Philosophical Theology in the Middle
Ages
S.H. Nasr, George Washington University &
M. Aminrazavi, University of Mary
Washington (Eds)
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AN ANTHOLOGY OF PHILOSOPHY IN
PERSIA, VOL. II
Ismaili Thought in the Classical Age
S.H. Nasr, George Washington University &
M. Aminrazavi, University of Mary
Washington (Eds)
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AN ANTHOLOGY OF PHILOSOPHY IN
PERSIA, VOL. I
From Zoroaster to Omar Khayyam
S.H. Nasr, George Washington University &
M. Aminrazavi, University of Mary
Washington (Eds)
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COMPANION TO MUSLIM ETHICS
Amyn B. Sajoo, The
Institute of Ismaili
Studies
NEW
The Ismailis have enjoyed a long, eventful and
complex history dating back to the 8th
century AD and originating in the early Shi'i
tradition of Islam. During the medieval period,
Ismailis of different regions – especially in
Central Asia, South Asia, Iran and Syria –
developed and elaborated their own
distinctive literary and intellectual traditions,
which constitute an outstanding contribution
to the culture of Islam as a whole.At the same
time, the Ismailis in the Middle Ages split into
two main groups who followed different lines
of spiritual leaders. The bulk of the Ismailis
came to have a line of imams now represented
by the Aga Khans, while a smaller group
–known in South Asia as the Bohras –
developed their own type of leadership. This
collection is the first scholarly attempt to
survey the modern history of both Ismaili
communities since the middle of the 19th
century.
Socrates famously said that the unexamined
life is not worth living. In keeping with this
dictum, taking ethics seriously means engaging
with the real world where the human sense of
right and wrong is daily tested. At their best,
all faith traditions are challenged by such
testing; and if faith-inspired ethics are thought
to goven the whole of life, their guiding values
need constantly to be interpreted by the
believer to achieve a practical result. In the
Muslim tradition, this is what the Qur’an really
amounts to: a call to strive for belief with a
social conscience. For fourteen centuries
Muslim scholars have grappled with the
implications of that call in matters of law,
social practice and theology. A Companion to
Muslim Ethics explores Islam’s core
conception of the good, shared with other
great traditions.
SPIRITUAL QUEST
DIVERSITY AND PLURALISM IN
ISLAM
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Reflections on
Qur’anic Prayer in
Shi‘i Islam According
to the Teachings of
Imam ‘Ali
Reza Shah-Kazemi, The
Institute of Ismaili
Studies
NEW
The Qur’an is the sacramental foundation of
prayer in Islam. Its inspirational power is
perpetually renewed through being recited
and meditated upon by Muslims on a daily
basis throughout their lives.This succinct and
readable study offers unique contemporary
insights into the spiritual, intellectual and
moral interplay set in motion by the short
Qur’anic chapters that are recited in their
prayers by Muslims of all traditions, but which
are particularly recommended within Shi‘i
Islam. Reza Shah-Kazemi engages closely and
creatively with the Qur’anic chapters, basing
his philosophical reflections on traditional
exegetical principles, and focusing in particular
on the relationship between the moral and
the mystical aspects of the texts.The result is
a stimulating meditation that probes the
depths of meaning contained within the
verses of a revelation by which the spiritual
life of Muslims has for many centuries been
nourished and fulfilled.
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Historical and
Contemporary
Discourses amongst
Muslims
Z. Hirji (Ed.), York
University,Toronto
NEW
For more than fourteen hundred years
Muslims have held multiple and diverging
views about their religious tradition. This
divergence encompasses such matters as
authority; ritual practice; political power; law
and governance; civic life; and the form and
content of individual and communal
expressions of their faith. Over the centuries
Muslims have regularly debated these issues
amongst themselves. However, despite the
remarkable diversity of the Islamic tradition,
and the plurality of understandings about
Islam, Muslims are regularly and erroneously
portrayed as internally homogeneous and
dogmatic. This important book challenges
such propositions by examining the ways in
which matters of common concern to
Muslims have been discussed by them and
examined. Offering contributions by worldclass scholars, Diversity and Pluralism in Islam
applies insights from a range of disciplines,
including anthropology, history, literature,
political theory, comparative literature and
Islamic studies.
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ISLAMIC STUDIES / THE INSTITUTE OF ISMAILI STUDIES, LONDON
THE HAMDANI COLLECTION
Arabic and Other
Ismaili Manuscripts in
the Library of The
Institute of Ismaili
Studies,
Francois de Blois
ISMAILI STUDIES
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200 PAGES 216 X 134MM OCTOBER 2010
9781848857643 HARDBACK £47.50
A COMPANION TO THE
MUSLIM WORLD
Amyn B. Sajoo (Ed.)
ISMAILI STUDIES
A Bibliography of
Sources and Studies
CROSSING THE THRESHOLD
Farhad Daftary, The
Institute of Ismaili Studies
Dominique-Sila Khan, Institute of Rajasthan
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ISLAMIC THOUGHT IN
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Suha Taji-Farouki,The
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& Basheer M. Nafi,
Birkbeck College (Eds)
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JUSTICE AND REMEMBRANCE
Introducing the Spirituality of Imam
Ali
Reza Shah-Kazemi, The Institute of Ismaili
Studies
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CIVIL SOCIETY IN THE
MUSLIM WORLD
Contemporary
Perspectives
Amyn B. Sajoo (Ed.),
McGill University, Canada
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336 PAGES 216 X 134MM 2009
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Farhad Daftary & Josef W. Meri, both at The
Emerging Vistas
Amyn B. Sajoo, McGill
University
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ATTAR AND THE PERSIAN SUFI TRADITION
The Art of Spiritual Flight
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Studies, & Christopher Shackle, SOAS (Eds)
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REASON AND INSPIRATION IN ISLAM
TEXTBOOK
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The Muhammad Ali Hamdani Collection in
Library of the Institute of Ismaili Studies
represents a large segment of the manuscripts
in the library collected over seven
generations by an eminent family of scholars
from the Da'udi Bohra community in India
and the Yemen. The largest part of the
manuscripts are of Ismaili religious writings,
but there are also a good number of
interesting books of general Islamic, or indeed
secular content, and these give a rare insight
into the whole range of culture of a learned
family of Indian religious scholars. The
overwhelming majority of the books are in
Arabic, but there are also a small number in
Persian and in Bohra Gujarati (Gujarati in
Arabic script). The kernel of this collection is
formed by the manuscripts which 'Alib Sa'id
al-Ya'buri al-Hamdani (born ca. 1132/1718,
died 1212/1798) brought with him when he
emigrated from the Yemen to Gujarat around
the middle of the 18th century, and of those
that he himself copied, before or after his
arrival in India.
ISMAILI LITERATURE
Essays in Honour of Wilferd Madelung
Institute of Ismaili Studies (Eds)
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ARABIC ISMAILI MANUSCRIPTS
Delia Cortese, Middlesex University
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EARLY SHI‘I THOUGHT
The Teachings of Imam Muhammad
al-Baqir
Arzina Lalani, The Institute of Ismaili Studies
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Theology, Philosophy and Mysticism in
Muslim Thought
Todd Lawson (Ed.), University of Toronto
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ISMAILI AND OTHER ARABIC
MANUSCRIPTS
A Descriptive Catalogue of
Manuscripts in the Library of the
Institute of Ismaili Studies
Delia Cortese (Ed.), Middlesex University
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INTELLECTUAL
TRADITIONS IN ISLAM
Farhad Daftary (Ed.), The
Institute of Ismaili Studies
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DOCTRINES OF SHI‘I
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A Compendium of
Imami Beliefs &
Practices
Ja‘far Sobhani, translated
by Reza Shah-Kazemi
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CONTEMPLATION AND
ACTION
The Spiritual
Autobiography of a
Muslim Scholar
Nasir al-Din Tusi,
Edited and translated by
S.J. Badakhchani, The
Institute of Ismaili Studies
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KNOWLEDGE AND LIBERATION
A Treatise on Philosophical Theology
by Nasir Khusraw, Edited and translated by
Faquir M. Hunzai, The Institute of Ismaili
Studies
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EXPLORING AN ISLAMIC EMPIRE
Fatimid History and its Sources
NASIR KHUSRAW, THE
RUBY OF BADAKHSHAN
312 PAGES 216 X 134MM
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Alice C. Hunsberger, The
Institute of Ismaili Studies
Paul E. Walker, University of Chicago
SURVIVING THE
MONGOLS
Nizari Quhistani and
the Continuity of
Ismaili Tradition in
Persia
SHIMMERING LIGHT
An Anthology of
Isma‘ili Poetry
Faquir M. Hunzai (Ed.),
The Institute of Ismaili
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MAKE A SHIELD FROM WISDOM
Selected Verses from Nasir-i Khusraw’s
Divan
Annemarie Schimmel, Harvard University
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ABU YA‘QUB AL-SIJISTANI
Intellectual Missionary
Nadia Eboo Jamal
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MEMOIRS OF A MISSION
The Ismaili Scholar, Statesman & Poet,
al-Mu’ayyad fi’l-Din al-Shirazi
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AL-GHAZALI AND THE ISMAILIS
A Debate on Reason and Authority in
Medieval Islam
Farouk Mitha, University of Victoria, Canada
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The Ismaili Devotional
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Asia
Ali S. Asani, Harvard
University, Foreword by
Annemarie Schimmel,
Harvard University
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THE ADVENT OF THE FATIMIDS
A Contemporary Shi‘i Witness
Wilferd Madelung, The Institute of Ismaili
Studies, & Paul E. Walker, University of
Chicago
(Eds & Trans.)
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STRUGGLING WITH THE
PHILOSOPHER
A Refutation of
Avicenna’s
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EAGLE’S NEST
Ismaili Castles in Iran
and Syria
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Heinz Halm, University of Tübingen
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FATIMIDS AND THEIR TRADITIONS OF
LEARNING
A Portrait of the
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and Philosopher
Peter Willey
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BETWEEN REVOLUTION AND STATE
The Path to Fatimid Statehood
Mohammad alShahrastani
Edited & translated by
Wilferd Madelung & Toby
Mayer, both at the Institute of Ismaili
Studies
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THE MASTER AND THE
DISCIPLE
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OF ISMAILI STUDIES
James Morris, University
University
ISMAILIS IN MEDIEVAL MUSLIM
SOCIETIES
Farhad Daftary, The Institute of Ismaili
Studies
272 PAGES 216 X 134MM
978 1 84511 091 8 HARDBACK £29.50
ISMAILI HERITAGE SERIES
I.B.TAURIS IN ASSOCIATION WITH THE INSTITUTE
OF ISMAILI STUDIES
HAMID AL-DIN ALKIRMANI
Ismaili Thought in the
Age of al-Hakim
Paul E. Walker, University
of Chicago
184 PAGES 216 X 134MM
978 1 86064 321 7 HARDBACK
£25.00
978 1 86064 420 7 PAPERBACK
£14.99
ISMAILI HERITAGE SERIES
I.B.TAURIS IN ASSOCIATION WITH THE INSTITUTE
OF ISMAILI STUDIES
An Early Islamic
Spiritual Dialogue
of Exeter
464 PAGES 216 X 134MM
978 1 86064 781 9 HARDBACK
£29.50
ISMAILI TEXTS AND
TRANSLATIONS SERIES
I.B.TAURIS IN ASSOCIATION WITH THE INSTITUTE
OF ISMAILI STUDIES
THE FATIMIDS AND
THEIR SUCCESSORS IN
YAMAN
The History of an
Islamic Community
Idris ‘Imad al-Din’s ‘Uyun
al-akhbar
Edited by Ayman Fu’ad
Sayyid et al
580 PAGES 216 X 134MM
9781860646904 HARDBACK £25.00
ISMAILI TEXTS AND TRANSLATIONS
I.B.TAURIS IN ASSOCIATION WITH THE INSTITUTE
OF ISMAILI STUDIES
www.ibtauris.com
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...a worthwhile addition to the growing corpus of academic literature on Shi’ism and particularly Shia philiosophy
– Muslim World Book Review review of Justice and Remembrance, see page 48
JEWISH STUDIES
ISLAMIC STUDIES / THE INSTITUTE OF ISMAILI STUDIES, LONDON
PARADISE OF
SUBMISSION
A Medieval Treatise on
Ismaili Thought
Edited and translated by
S.J. Badakhchani, The
Institute of Ismaili Studies
456 PAGES 216 X 134MM
978 1 86064 436 8 HARDBACK £35.00
ISMAILI TEXTS AND TRANSLATIONS SERIES
I.B.TAURIS IN ASSOCIATION WITH THE INSTITUTE
OF ISMAILI STUDIES
MUSLIM MODERNITIES
Expressions of the
Civil Imagination
Amyn B. Sajoo (Ed.)
300 PAGES 234 X 156MM
978 1 84511 872 3 HARDBACK
£29.50
1 MAP, 2 CHARTS AND 4
INTEGRATED B&W
ILLUSTRATIONS
FOUNDING THE FATIMID
STATE
The Rise of An Early
Islamic Empire
Translated by Hamid Haji,
The Institute of Ismaili
Studies
50
TOWARDS A SHI‘I
MEDITERRANEAN
EMPIRE
Fatimid Egypt and the
Founding of Cairo
Translated by Shainool
Jiwa, The Institute of
JUDAISM
An Introduction
Oliver Leaman,
University of Kentucky
Ismaili Studies
192 PAGES 234 X 156MM 2009
978 1 84511 960 7 HARDBACK £29.50
ISMAILI TEXTS AND TRANSLATIONS SERIES
I.B.TAURIS IN ASSOCIATION WITH THE INSTITUTE
OF ISMAILI STUDIES
NEW
The story of Judaism is a story of paradox. It
is the story of how a small cluster of desert
tribes gave birth to a monotheistic doctrine
that profoundly shaped the history of human
civilization. It is the story of how a displaced
people, globally dispersed throughout other
nations for two and a half millennia, came to
forge a modern, secular Israeli state which
many Jews believe to have been granted an
explicitly divine mandate. Oliver Leaman
carefully and creatively explores the nature
of these apparent contradictions.
288 PAGES 216 X 134MM DECEMBER 2010
9781848853942 HARDBACK £54.50
9781848853959 PAPERBACK £14.99
22 B&W INTEGRATED, 1 MAP
I.B.TAURIS INTRODUCTIONS TO RELIGION
280 PAGES 216 X 134MM
978 1 85043 885 4 HARDBACK
£29.50
ISMAILI TEXTS AND TRANSLATIONS SERIES
I.B.TAURIS IN ASSOCIATION WITH THE INSTITUTE
OF ISMAILI STUDIES
DEGREES OF
EXCELLENCE
A Fatimid Treatise on
Leadership in Islam
Edited and translated by
Arzina R. Lalani, The
Institute of Ismaili
Studies
272 PAGES 216 X 134MM 2009
978 1 84511 145 8 HARDBACK £29.50
ISMAILI TEXTS AND TRANSLATIONS SERIES
I.B.TAURIS IN ASSOCIATION WITH THE INSTITUTE
OF ISMAILI STUDIES
MASTER OF THE AGE
An Islamic Treatise on
the Necessity of the
Imamate
Edited and translated by
Paul Walker
256 PAGES 216 X 134MM
978184511 604 0 HARDBACK
£39.50
ISMAILI TEXTS AND TRANSLATIONS
I.B.TAURIS IN ASSOCIATION WITH THE INSTITUTE
OF ISMAILI STUDIES
ORATIONS OF THE FATIMID CALIPHS
Festival Sermons of the Ismaili Imams
Edited and translated by Paul E. Walker,
University of Chicago
300 PAGES 234 X 156MM 2009
978 1 84511 991 1 HARDBACK £29.50
ISMAILI TEXTS AND TRANSLATIONS SERIES
I.B.TAURIS IN ASSOCIATION WITH THE INSTITUTE
OF ISMAILI STUDIES
AN INTRODUCTION TO MEDIEVAL
JEWISH PHILOSOPHY
Daniel Rynhold, Bernard
Revel Graduate School
of Jewish Studies,Yeshiva
University, New York
BESTSELLER
Human civilization will be forever indebted to
the great thinkers of Jewish philosophy’s
golden age. Moses Maimonedes, Levi
Gersonides, Judah Halevi, Saadia Gaon, Hasdai
Crescas and their like grappled with some of
the most challenging metaphysical issues that
there are, while the profundity of their
solutions continue to engage philosophers
today. Did God create the world? Can human
freedom be reconciled with divine
foreknowledge? What is the nature of the
good life? Focusing on the central
philosophical questions of the Middle Ages,
Daniel Rynhold offers a concise introduction
to fundamental topics such as God and
creation, human freewill, biblical prophecy, the
Commandments, the divine attributes and
immortality. The first dedicated textbook to
introduce the great richness and complexity
of medieval Jewish philosophy as a whole, this
lively and comprehensive survey is the ideal
introduction both for undergraduate students
of the subject and the interested general
reader.
272 PAGES 234 X 156 2009
978 1 84511 747 4 HARDBACK £47.50
978 1 84511 748 1 PAPERBACK £16.99
MIDDLE EAST 2010–2011
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Provides a sharp and engaging analysis of films by an internationally acclaimed new wave of Turkish directors
– Sight and Sound review of New Turkish Cinema, see page 51
FILM
THE POETICS OF IRANIAN
CINEMA NEW
SHI’I ISLAM IN IRANIAN CINEMA
Khatereh Sheibani, University of Guelph
In recent years there has been a remarkable
surge in Iranian films expressing contentious
issues which would otherwise be very difficult
to discuss publicly inside the Islamic Republic
of Iran – such as the role of clergy in Iranian
society. Nacim Pak-Shiraz here highlights how
many Iranian film directors concern
themselves with the content of the religious
and historical narratives of culture and
society, sparking debate about the medium’s
compatibility or incongruity with religion and
spirituality.
Aesthetics, Modernity and Film after
the Revolution
In the wake of the 1979 Iranian Revolution,
Iranian society and culture underwent
massive changes. Here, Khatereh Sheibani
argues that cinema evolved after the national
uprising in 1978/79, and ultimately replaced
poetry as the dominant form of cultural
expression. She presents a comparative
analysis of post-revolutionary Iranian cinema
as an offshoot of Iranian modernity, and
explains its connections with the themes
present in traditional Persian poetry and
conventional visual arts.
Contents:
Introduction; 1. Cinema as Art: A Poetic
Interpretation; 2. Kiarostami and the
Aesthetics of Ghazal; 3. Kiarostami and
Modern Persian Poetry; 4. Modernity and
Identity in a Cinematic Perspective; 5.
Mirroring the Past, Envisioning the Future; 6.
Bayzai and the Conventions of Visual Arts;
Conclusion; Bibliography
256 PAGES 234 X 156MM APRIL 2011
9781848857414 HARDBACK £54.50
INTERNATIONAL LIBRARY OF IRANIAN STUDIES
TAURIS ACADEMIC STUDIES
Religion and Spirituality in Film
NEW
Nacim Pak-Shiraz
Contents:
Introduction; 1: Approaches to the Study of
Religion and Spirituality in Western Cinema; 2:
Aims and Methods of Research; 3: SocioHistorical Background of the Iranian Context;
4: Contemporary Iranian Discourses on
Religion and Cinema; 5: Filmic Discourses on
the Role of the Clergy in Iran; 6: Sight, Sound
and Sufism: Mystical Islam in Majidi’s Films; 7:
Thinking Films: Kiarostami, A Poetic
Philosopher; 8: Cinema as a Reservoir for
Cultural memory; Conclusions; Bibliography;
Filmography.
288 PAGES 216 X 134MM DECEMBER 2010
9781848855106 HARDBACK £56.50
TAURIS ACADEMIC STUDIES
INTERNATIONAL LIBRARY OF CULTURAL STUDIES,
VOL. 17
THE NEW TURKISH CINEMA
Asuman Suner
256 PAGES 234 X 156MM JANUARY 2010
978 1 84511 949 2 HARDBACK £49.50
978 1 84511 950 8 PAPERBACK £16.99
TAURIS WORLD CINEMA SERIES
ISRAELI CINEMA
East/West and the Politics of
Representation
Ella Shohat, New York University
336 PAGES 234 X 156MM JUNE 2010
978 1 84511 312 4 HARDBACK £49.50
978 1 84511 313 1 PAPERBACK £16.99
LIBRARY OF MODERN MIDDLE EAST STUDIES,VOL. 78
LEBANESE CINEMA
Imagining the Civil War and Beyond
Lina Khatib, Royal Holloway
224 PAGES 234 X 156MM
978 1 84511 627 9 HARDBACK £45.00
978 1 84511 628 6 PAPERBACK £16.99
TAURIS WORLD CINEMA SERIES
MAKHMALBAF AT LARGE
The Making of a Rebel Filmmaker
Hamid Dabashi, Columbia University, New
York, Foreword by Mohsen Makhmalbaf
272 PAGES 234 X 156MM
978 1 84511 531 9 HARDBACK £51.50
978 1 84511 532 6 PAPERBACK £16.99
TEXTBOOK
FILMING THE MODERN
MIDDLE EAST
Politics in the Cinemas
of Hollywood
and the Arab World
WAR IN IRANIAN CINEMA
Religion, Martyrdom
and National Identity
Pedram Khosronejad
(Ed.), University of St
Andrews
FROM IRAN TO HOLLYWOOD AND
SOME PLACES IN-BETWEEN
Reframing PostRevolutionary Iranian
Cinema
Christopher Gow,
University of Glasgow
Lina Khatib, Royal
London
Holloway, University of
256 PAGES 234 X 156MM
978 1 84511 192 2 HARDBACK £59.50
978 1 84511 191 5 PAPERBACK £16.99
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ILLUSTRATED
TEXTBOOK
NEW IRANIAN CINEMA
NEW
While the cinema of post-revolutionary Iran
is internationally acknowledged, the world
outside Iran has been ignorant of the Iranian
war films that are the subject of this
pioneering book. A massive production of
over 50 Iranian feature films concentrating
primarily on fighting and military operations
have appeared since the 1980s with the
beginning of the war between Iran and Iraq.
This book presents a detailed exploration of
the Sacred Defence Cinema, established by
Seyed Morteza Avini, a cinema that directly
connects this specific war to the faith and
religious belief of volunteer guardians of the
revolution. The main objective of Sacred
Defence Cinema is martrydom. As the
distinguished film scholar Hamid Dabashi
writes in his Introduction to the book: ‘If
national cinemas are predicated on national
traumas, in the volume that Pedram
Khosronejad has put together we are at the
heart of the heart of Iranian cinema’.
256 PAGES 234 X 156MM APRIL 2011
9781848852853 HARDBACK £54.50
15 INTEGRATED B&W
I.B.TAURIS IN ASSOCIATION WITH THE IRAN
HERITAGE FOUNDATION
Politics,
Representation and
Identity
NEW
The rise in popularity of the New Iranian
Cinema has been a fascinating success story
and critics have hailed Iranian films as
alternatives to the global influence of
mainstream Hollywood cinema. Drawing on
seminal ideas of ‘art cinema’, Christopher
Gow examines how the success of this
cinema and the films of Abbas Kiarostami, its
foremost proponent, can be accounted for by
the extent to which they fit into a preestablished notion of art cinema. Gow also
seeks to expand understanding of postrevolutionary Iranian cinema by examining
the links between the New Iranian Cinema
and émigré Iranian filmmaking from the
uncompromising German films of Sohrab
Saless, to Vadim Perlman’s exploration of the
Iranian experience of exile in the Oscarnominated House of Sand and Fog. He reveals
how this large and dispersed émigré Iranian
cinema challenges our understanding of New
Iranian Cinema itself and of national cinema in
general.
256 PAGES 234 X 156MM MAY 2011
9781848855267 HARDBACK £51.50
9781848855274 PAPERBACK £17.99
36 INTEGRATED B&W
Richard Tapper (Ed.),
SOAS
304 PAGES 234 X 156MM
978 1 86064 803 8 HARDBACK £56.50
978 1 86064 804 5 PAPERBACK £15.99
25 B&W HALFTONES
TEXTBOOK
IRANIAN CINEMA
A Political History
Hamid Reza Sadr
320 PAGES 222 X 172MM
978 1 84511 146 5 HARDBACK
£56.50
978 1 84511 147 2 PAPERBACK
£16.99
INTERNATIONAL LIBRARY OF
IRANIAN STUDIES,VOL. 7
TEXTBOOK
VISIONS OF THE EAST
Orientalism in Film
Matthew Bernstein & Gaylyn Studlar (Eds)
238 PAGES 234 X 156MM
978 1 86064 304 0 HARDBACK £56.50
978 1 86064 305 7 PAPERBACK £18.99
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The first major book on Lebanese cinema and its links with politics and national identity
– Middle East Magazine review of Lebanese Cinema, see page 51
ART AND ARCHITECTURE
SACRED SCRIPT
Muhaqqaq in Islamic
Calligraphy
Nassar Mansour
NEW
Arabic calligraphy is at once an expression of
piety, aesthetic sensibility and artistic
discipline. Muhaqqaq was an early term which
captured care, clarity and meticulousness in
calligraphy. It was associated with the making
of manuscripts of the Qur’an - a sacred task
and one which helped to give the new Islamic
order both identity and coherence. Muhaqqaq
energed in the eleventh century as the name
for one of six classical scripts.This is the first
book devoted entirely to Muhaqqaq tradition.
Nassar Mansour, himself a highly respected
calligrapher, here traces the development of
Muhaqqaq. His book also presents examples
of his own work in Muhaqqaq whish
demonstrate the enduring value of this script
for today. This is an invaluable and beautifully
executed reference work on Islamic
calligraphy, which will attract art historians
and practitioners alike.
256 PAGES 246 X 129MM OCTOBER 2010
9781848854390 HARDABCK £59.50
100 ILLUSTRATIONS
52
THE SAFAVID DYNASTIC SHRINE
ART AND ARCHITECTURE IN THE
ISLAMIC TRADITION NEW
Aesthetics, Politics and Desire in Early
Islam
What is ‘art’ in the sense of the Islamic
tradition? Mohammed Hamdouni Alami
argues that Islamic art has historically been
excluded from western notions of art; that
the
western
aesthetic
tradition’s
preoccupation with the human body has
meant that Islamic and western art are
perceived as inherently at odds. However, the
move away from this ‘anthropomorphic
aesthetic’ in western art movements, such as
modern abstract and constructivist painting,
have presented the opportunity for new ways
of viewing and evaluating Islamic art and
architecture.
Contents:
Introduction;Architecture and Meaning in the
Theory of Al-Jahiz; Architecture and Poetics;
Architecture and Myth;Al-Jahiz in the Mosque
at Damascus: Social Critique and Debate in
the History of Umayyad Architecture;
Architecture and Desire; Conclusion.
304 PAGES 216 X 134MM OCTOBER 2010
9781848855441 HARDBACK £56.50
30 INTEGRATED B&W, 16PP COLOUR PLATES
TAURIS ACADEMIC STUDIES
LIBRARY OF MODERN MIDDLE EAST STUDIES,
VOL. 104
Jo-Ann Gross, College of New Jersey
256 PAGES 234 X 156MM OCTOBER 2010
9781848853546 HARDBACK £54.50
20 B&W INTEGRATED, 16 COLOUR IN 16PP PLATES
TAURIS ACADEMIC STUDIES
BRITISH INSTITUTE OF PERSIAN STUDIES,VOL. 5
MIDDLE EAST 2010–2011
NEW
There are over twenty million Muslims in
China today. From the mountainous borders
with Afghanistan to the tropical island of
Hainan, the ethnicities and cultures of China’s
Muslims are as diverse as China herself. They
come from at least ten different ethnic
groups, including the Persianate Tajiks in the
Pamir Mountains, Kirgiz eagle hunters in the
west, and the Chinese speaking Hui living in
Canton. In recent years the world’s
attention has been drawn to the clashes
between Muslim Uighurs and Han Chinese in
Xinjiang Province. But how does a Muslim
minority in the People’s Republic of China live
today? After decades of communist rule, and
now under the onslaught of commerce and
consumerism, what pressures do the different
communities and their heritages face? How
Man Wong, a renowned Chinese explorer and
Adel Dajani, with his Muslim background,
come together to explore the regions of the
Asian borderlands where the traditions of
Islam and China interact.
256 PAGES 300 X 220MM DECEMBER 2010
9781848857025 HARDBACK £35.00
FULL COLOUR THROUGHOUT
The Safavid period represents an immensely
rich chapter in the history of Iranian
architecture. In this discussion of Safavid
architecture in the context of its political,
social and religious milieu, Kishwar Rizvi gives
special consideration to the shrine of Shaykh
Safi, built in AD 1334, as an important
template for an emergent Safavid taste. Of
both regal and religious significance, the
shrine’s direct relationship to imperial power
is unique in Islamic architecture and provides
valuable information about the methods of
architectural benefaction prevalent in early
modern Iran.
Introduction: The Historical Imagination;
Urban and Architectural Contexts of the
Shrine of Shaykh Safi (1250-1501); Foundation
Myths and Charitable Foundations (15011584); Consolidating the Safavid Past: Shah
Tahmasb and the Architectural Expansion of
the Shrine; The Aesthetics and Ideology of
Building:The Sarih al-milk of ‘Abdi Beg Shirazi;
The Princely Aesthetic: Shah ‘Abbas I and the
Imperial Setting (1589-1629); Marking the
Sacred Landscape:The Shrine in a Broadened
Context.
Adel Dajani and How
Man Wong
California, Berkeley
MUSLIM SHRINES AND
SPIRITUAL CULTURE IN THE
PERSO-ISLAMIC WORLD NEW
Contents:
Images from the Silk
Road
Mohammed Hamdouni Alami, University of
Architecture, Religion and Power in
Early Modern Iran NEW
Kishwar Rizvi, Yale University
ISLAMIC FRONTIERS OF CHINA
Urban and Rural Shrines in Tajikistan
The built shrines of the Perso-Islamic region
are well documented and studied; less is
known about the region’s sacred rural
landscapes, despite their central role as
charters of Islamic identity and expressions of
local Muslim piety. Jo-Ann Gross argues that it
is necessary to take into account both urban
and rural shrines to fully understand the role
of Islam in the Perso-Islamic world – that
stretch of lands extending from Iran deep into
Central Asia.
Contents:
Introduction; Part I: Shrines, Foundational
Narratives and Islamic Identity; The Shrine of
Muhammad Bashara in Penjakent; Shrine
Networks and Isma’ili Identity in Badakhshan:
The Geography of Sacred Knowledge; Shrines
and Islamizing Figures; Part II: Sufi Shrines and
Networks of Relations; Hamadani-Kubravi
and Naqshbandi Shaykhs of the Fourteenth
and Fifteenth Centuries; Naqshbandi-Qadiri
Shaykhs and Shrines of the Nineteenth to
Twenty-First Centuries; The Legacy of Khoja
‘Ubayd Allah Ahrar (d.1490);The Ahrari Shrine
in Kustakuz; Conclusion.
320 PAGES 216 X 134MM JULY 2011
9781848856387 HARDBACK £59.50
20 B&W INTEGRATED
INTERNATIONAL LIBRARY OF IRANIAN STUDIES,
VOL. 31
TAURIS ACADEMIC STUDIES
ISLAMIC ARCHITECTURE IN IRAN
Poststructural Theory and the
Architectural History of Iranian
Mosques
NEW
Saeid Khaghani, University of Manchester
The architecture of the Islamic world is
predominantly considered in terms of a
division between ‘tradition’ and ‘modernity’ –
a division which, Saeid Khaghani here argues,
has shaped and limited the narrative applied
to this architecture. Khaghani introduces and
reconsiders the mosques of eighth- to
fifteenth-century Iran in terms of
poststructural theory and developments in
historiography in order to develop a brand
new dialectical framework. By presenting a
new way of thinking about and discussing
Islamic architecture, this will be valuable
reading for all interested in the study of the
art, architecture and material culture of the
Islamic world.
Contents:
Introduction;1. Islam as an Attribution; 2.
Iranism; 3. The Mosque as Public Space; 4.
Difference and the Iranian Architectural
Discourse; 5. Difference and Particularity;
Conclusion
288 PAGES 234 X 156MM AUGUST 2011
9781848857292 HARDBACK £59.50
16PP COLOUR PLATES, 8 INTEGRATED BW
TAURIS ACADEMIC STUDIES
INTERNATIONAL LIBRARY OF IRANIAN STUDIES,
VOL. 4
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There is more than art history in this collection
– Economist review of Off the Wall, see page 53
ART AND ARCHITECTURE
MAMLUK HISTORY THROUGH
ARCHITECTURE
Monuments, Culture
and Politics in
Medieval Egypt and
Syria
Nasser Rabbat, MIT
NEW
The most enduring testament to the Mamluk
Sultanate is its architecture. Not only do
Mamluk buildings embody one of the most
outstanding medieval architectural traditions,
Mamluk architecture is actually a key to the
social history of the period. Analysing
Mamluk constructions as a form of
communication and documentation as well as
a cultural index, Mamluk History Through
Architecture shows how the buildings mirror
the complex – and historically unique –
military, political, social and financial
structures of Mamluk society. With this
original and authoritative study Nasser
Rabbat offers an innovative approach to the
history of the Mamluks – through readings of
the spectacular architecture of the period.
352 PAGES 246 X 189MM NOVEMBER 2010
9781845119645 HARDBACK £45.00
LIBRARY OF MIDDLE EAST HISTORY,VOL. 21
THE VISUAL WORLD OF MUSLIM
INDIA NEW
ARTISANS OF EMPIRE
Laura Parodi, University College Dublin
Suraiya Faroqhi
The Arts, Culture and Society of the
Deccan in the Early Modern Era
Between the fourteenth and eighteenth
centuries, the Deccan stood at the crossroads
of far-reaching commercial and diplomatic
networks. It ranged from Arabia and Iran to
East Asia and, increasingly, fell within the orbit
of European colonial expansion.This resulted
in an immensely rich visual culture in the
region, shaped further by the dynamic
encounters between the different versions of
Islam patronized by the ruling dynasties of the
period, and diverse local linguistic, religious
and artistic traditions.
Crafts and Craftsmen Under the
Ottomans
256 PAGES 234 X 156MM 2009
978 1 84511 588 3 HARDBACK £49.50
12 B&W INTEGRATED ILUSTRATIONS
LIBRARY OF OTTOMAN STUDIES,VOL. 17
KINGDOMS OF RUIN
A Photographic
Odyssey through
Ancient Turkey
Jeremy Stafford-Deitsch
256 PAGES 270 X 228MM MAY
2010
978 1 84511 799 3 HARDBACK
£29.95
150 FULL COLOUR ILLUSTRATIONS
Contents:
Foreword – Richard M. Eaton; Introduction:
The Deccan as a Laboratory for the Study of
Early Modern Visual Culture; Part 1. Exploring
Urban Landscapes from the Functional to the
Symbolic; Part 2: People’s Beliefs in the Mirror
of Architecture and the Arts; Part 3. Court
Art Policies: Cosmopolitanism, Diplomacy
and the Visual; Part 4. Beyond the Court:
Market Commodities and Popular Devotions
as Reflected in the Arts; Conclusion.
360 PAGES 234 X 156MM APRIL 2011
9781848857469 HARDBACK £65.00
32PP COLOUR PLATES, 85 BW INTEGRATED
OFF THE WALL
Political Posters of the
Lebanese Civil War
Zena Maasri, American
University of Beirut
PLATE SECTION
208 PAGES 249 X 189MM 2009
978 1 84511 951 5 HARDBACK
£16.99
50 B&W INTEGRATED AND 65
COLOUR ILLUSTRATIONS IN
INTERVENTION ARCHITECTURE
Buildings for Change
Aga Khan Foundation, Introduction by Homi
Bhabha
192 PAGES 278 X 218MM
978 1 84511 673 6 PAPERBACK £18.99
ILLUSTRATED
THE MINARETS OF CAIRO
Islamic Architecture
from the Arab
Conquest to the end
of the Ottoman
Period
Doris Behrens-Abouseif,
SOAS with contributions
from Nicholas Warner
NEW
Minarets have defined Cairo’s skyline since its
early history: they are one of the most
characteristic features of Islamic architecture.
In Egypt, where civilisations have manifested
themselves through awe-inspiring structures
since antiquity, ‘a thousand minarets’ reveal
the impact of Islamic civilization and urban
aesthetics. The Minarets of Cairo offers an
accessible and vivid insight into the religious,
historical and architectural significance of the
minaret in Cairo from the Arab Conquest,
through the Abbasid, Fatimid, Mamluk and
Ottoman periods. Students and scholars will
welcome historian and art historian Doris
Behrens-Abouseif’s excellent new research
and analysis as well as over one hundred
illustrated entries for individual minarets,
brought to life by Nicholas Warner’s masterly
architectural drawings and reconstructions.
With nearly three hundred illustrations, this
beautiful book provides depth and colour,
displaying to full effect historic Cairo’s most
impressive monuments.
384 PAGES 325X215MM SEPTEMBER 2010
9781848855397 HARDBACK £49.50
220 COLOUR, 80 B&W INTEGRATED
HOMOGENIZATION OF REPRESENTATIONS
Modjtaba Sadria, Aga Khan University
208 PAGES 260 X 185MM JUNE 2010
9781848856257 PAPERBACK £24.50
40 B&W INTEGRATED
MUHAMMAD JUKI’S
SHAHNAMAH OF
FIRDAUSI
Barbara Brend and A.H.
Morton, SOAS
208 PAGES 335 X 225MM JUNE
2010
978 0 85667 672 7 HARDBACK
£35.00
80 COLOUR ILLUSTRATIONS
PHILIP WILSON PUBLISHERS
ART AND POLEMIC IN PAKISTAN
Politics, Culture and Tradition in
Contemporary Miniature Painting
Virginia Whiles,
University of the Arts, London
320 PAGES 216 X 134MM APRIL 2010
978 1 84885 365 2 HARDBACK £54.50
ILLUSTRATED
TAURIS ACADEMIC STUDIES
RAISING DUST
A Cultural History of
Dance in Palestine
Nicholas Rowe,
University of Auckland
256 PAGES 246 X 189MM APRIL
2010
978 1 84511 943 0 HARDBACK
£30.00
24 COLOUR ILLUSTRATIONS IN 8PP PLATE SECTION
THE ORIENTALIST POSTER
Abderrahman Slaoui
144 PAGES 330 X 240MM
978 1 86064 239 5 HARDBACK £35.00
ILLUSTRATED IN COLOUR THROUGHOUT
CAIRO OF THE MAMLUKS
A History of the
Architecture and its
Culture
Doris Behrens-Abouseif,
SOAS
384 PAGES 289 X 237MM
978 1 84511 549 4 HARDBACK £59.50
ILLUSTRATED
THE NEW ORIENTALISTS
Postmodern Representations of Islam
from Foucault to Baudrillard
Ian Almond, Bosphorus University, Istanbul
240 PAGES 216 X 134M
978 1 84511 397 1 HARDBACK £56.50
978 1 84511 398 8 PAPERBACK £17.99
EARLY PERSIAN
PAINTING
Kalila wa Dimna
Manuscripts of the
Late 14th Century
Bernard O’Kane,
American University of
Cairo
336 PAGES 280 X 248MM
978 1 86064 852 6 HARDBACK £75.00
50 B&W & 91 COLOUR PLATES
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ART AND ARCHITECTURE
SULTANS AND MOSQUES
The Early Muslim Architecture of
Bangladesh
Perween Hasan, University of Dhaka
256 PAGES 246 X 189MM
978 1 84511 381 0 HARDBACK £59.50
ILLUSTRATED
PERSIAN STEEL
Masterpieces of Iranian Art
James Allan, Oxford University
140 PAGES 296 X 210MM
978 1 85043 718 5 HARDBACK £42.00
ILLUSTRATED
IN ASSOCIATION WITH THE IRAN HERITAGE
FOUNDATION
PERSIAN PAINTING
From the Mongols to
the Qajars
Robert Hillenbrand (Ed.),
University of Edinburgh
352 PAGES 298 X 248MM
978 1 85043 659 1 HARDBACK
£75.00
I.B.TAURIS IN ASSOCIATION
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MIDDLE EASTERN STUDIES, CAMBRIDGE
UNIVERSITY
PEMBROKE PERSIAN PAPERS
ILLUSTRATED IN COLOUR THROUGHOUT
THE REBELLIOUS REFORMER
The Drawings and Paintings of Riza-yi
’Abbasi of Isfahan
Sheila R. Canby, British Museum
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248 PAGES 330 X 215MM
978 1 85043 243 2 HARDBACK £125.00
ILLUSTRATED IN COLOUR THROUGHOUT
HAJJ PAINTINGS
Ann Parker & Avon
Neil
COLOUR THROUGHOUT
192 PAGES 280 X 275MM
978 1 85043 265 4
HARDBACK £42.00
ILLUSTRATED
IN
TWELVE PHOTOGRAPHIC JOURNEYS
Iran in the 21st Century
Anahita Ghabaian & Minou Saberi
128 PAGES 236 X 189MM
978 1 85043 719 2 PAPERBACK £18.99
TEXTBOOK
THE MONUMENT
Art and Vulgarity in
Saddam Hussein’s Iraq
Kanan Makiya
176 PAGES 210 X 148MM
978 1 86064 966 0 PAPERBACK
£14.99
ILLUSTRATED
IN
B&W
THROUGHOUT
THE ART OF OMAR
KHAYYAM
Illustrating Fitzgerald’s
Rubaiyat
William H. Martin &
Sandra Mason
192 AGES 240 X 280MM
978 1 84511 282 0 HARDBACK £49.50
300 ILLUSTRATIONS
MIDDLE EAST 2010–2011
FLATWEAVES OF
TURKEY
Arend Bandsma & Robin
Brandt
168 PAGES 286 X 25MM
978 0 85667 528 7 HARDBACK
£25.00
134 COLOUR ILLUSTRATIONS
PHILIP WILSON PUBLISHERS
CERAMICS OF THE
ISLAMIC WORLD
In the Tareq Rajab
Museum
Géza Fehérvári, SOAS
400 PAGES 285 X 282MM
978 1 86064 430 6 HARDBACK
£85.00
ILLUSTRATED IN COLOUR
THROUGHOUT
POTTERY OF THE
ISLAMIC WORLD
In the Tareq Rajab
Museum
Géza Fehérvári, SOAS
228 PAGES 214 X 226MM
978 1 86064 364 4 PAPERBACK
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ILLUSTRATED IN COLOUR
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FIREARMS OF THE
ISLAMIC WORLD
In the Tareq Rajab
Museum, Kuwait
Robert Elgood
240 PAGES 255 X 255MM
978185043 963 9 HARDBACK
£75.00
PICTURING IRAN
Art, Society and
Revolution
Lynn Gumpert & Shiva
Balaghi, both at New
LITERATURE
THE ORNAMENT OF HISTORIES: A
HISTORY OF THE EASTERN
ISLAMIC LANDS AD 650-1041 NEW
The Persian Text of Abu Sa‘id ‘Abd alHayy Gardizi
Edmund Bosworth (Trans. and Ed.),
University of Exeter.
Abu Sa‘id ‘Abd al-Hayy Gardizi was an author
and historian living in the mid-eleventh
century at the height of the Turkish Ghazvanid
dynasty. His only known work, The Ornament
of Histories ('Zayn al-akhbar'), is a hugely
ambitious history of the Eastern Islamic lands
AD 650-1041, spanning what is now Eastern
Iran, Afghanistan and parts of the Central
Asian
Republics
and
Indo-Pakistan
subcontinent. Gardizi's text is an extremely
rare source of primary information about the
rise of Islamic faith, culture and military
dominance in these regions, and represents a
significant contribution to our understanding
of the early Islamic world. This is the first
English translation of the original Persian text,
and is accompanied by an introduction and
commentary which details the historical,
geographical and cultural context.
Contents:
Preface and Acknowledgements; Introduction;
Translation of the Text; The Arab Governors;
The Tahirids and Saffarids; The Samanids; The
Early Ghaznavids.
192 PAGES 234 X 156MM SEPTEMBER 2010
9781848853539 HARDBACK £51.50
TAURIS ACADEMIC STUDIES
BRITISH INSTITUTE OF PERSIAN STUDIES SERIES,
VOL. 4
WONDROUS WORDS
The Poetic Mastery
of Jalal al-Din Rumi
Leonard Lewisohn (Ed.)
York University
160 PAGES 246 X 189MM
978 1 86064 883 0 PAPERBACK £19.50
ILLUSTRATED IN COLOUR & B&W
THE TRANSFORMATION OF
ISLAMIC ART DURING THE
SUNNI REVIVAL
Yasser Tabbaa, Oberlin College
224 PAGES 177 X 250MM
978 1 85043 392 7 HARDBACK £42.00
85 B&W ILLUSTRATIONS
HISTORIC MAPS OF
ARMENIA
The Cartographic
Heritage
Rouben Galichian
220 PAGES 310 X 280MM
978 1 86064 979 0 HARDBACK £59.50
125 COLOUR MAPS
NEW
Widely admired, translated and commented
upon, the works of Jalal al-Din Rumi remain
largely unexamined from a literary
perspective. Emphasis has been placed on him
as a spiritual master, and on his Masnavi
(Rumi’s great masterpiece, consisting of Sufi
teaching stories given profound mystical
interpretations). As a result, the poet has
often been concealed from view. Yet there is
much to be explored and discovered in the
poetic legacy of Rumi’s entire corpus: his
dynamic use of imagery; his mastery of lyrical
expression; his creative use of poetic devices;
the powerful rhetoric of his narrative
structures; and more.This substantial volume,
offering contributions from leading scholars
of Persian literature and culture, focuses on
the poetic art of Rumi and the various ways it
interacts with the literary tradition that came
before and after him.
360 PAGES 216 X 134MM MARCH 2011
9781848852709 HARDBACK £45.00
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lavishly illustrated with photographs of some of the world’s architectural masterpieces and has text to match
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LITERATURE
BIOGRAPHY AND TRAVEL
HAFIZ AND HIS
CONTEMPORARIES NEW
DESERT VOICES
Dominic Brookshaw, University of
Moneera Al-Ghadeer,
Bedouin Women’s
Poetry in Saudia
Arabia
A Study of Fourteenth-century Persian
Love Poetry
University of WisconsinMadison
Manchester
Hafiz of Shiraz has long been celebrated by
many as the greatest Persian poet within the
annals of world literature. During the
fourteenth century he was master of the
Persian ‘ghazal’ – the pre-eminent genre of
love poetry in the Iranian world in its day and
which, in the hands of Hafiz, reached the
pinnacle of its development and refinement.
Dominic Brookshaw here places Hafiz into a
broader literary context by comparing his
poetry with his two most important
contemporaries: ‘Ubayd-i Zakani and the
poet-princess, Jahan-Malik Khatun, whose
‘ghazals’ have received insufficient scholarly
attention to date. Brookshaw presents her for
the first time many previously untranslated
‘ghazals’. This detailed comparison enables a
truer picture of the distinct and innovative
nature of Hafiz’s poetry to emerge.
Contents:
1: The Performance Context and Setting; 2:
The Object of Desire; 3: References to Kings;
4: References to Lovers; 5: References to
Prophets; 6: References to Places; 7: Some
Formal Features.
288 PAGES 234 X 156MM FEBRUARY 2011
9781848851443 HARDBACK £56.50
TAURIS ACADEMIC STUDIES
BRITISH INSTITUTE OF PERSIAN STUDIES,VOL. 3
PATRONAGE AND POETRY IN THE
ISLAMIC WORLD NEW
Social Mobility and Status in the
Medieval Middle East and Central Asia
Jocelyn Sharlet, University of California
Arabic and Persian panegyric poetry was one
of the most important genres of literature in
the medieval Middle East and Central Asia.
Jocelyn Sharlet argues that panegyric poetry
is important not only because it provides a
commentary on society and culture in the
medieval Middle East, but also because
panegyric writing was one of the key means
for individuals to gain social mobility and
standing
during this period. This is
particularly so within the context of
patronage, a central feature of social order
during these times. Sharlet places the
medieval Arabic and Persian panegyric firmly
within its cultural context, and identifies it as
a crucial way of gaining entry to and
movement within this patronage network.
This is an important contribution to the fields
of pre-modern Middle Eastern and Central
Asian literature and culture.
Contents:
Introduction;The Rhetoric of Patronage:
Building Possibilities; Panegyric Discourse:
Elaborating on Possibilities; Awareness of
Patronage Relationships in Panegyric Poetry;
Connections of Interaction; Uncertainty and
Flexibility in Patronage; Flexibility and Social
Mobility in Patronage.
336 PAGES 234 X 156MM NOVEMBER 2010
9781848853690 HARDBACK £59.50
TAURIS ACADEMIC STUDIES
LIBRARY OF MIDDLE EAST HISTORY,VOL. 24
192 PAGES 234 X 156MM 2009
978 1 84511 666 8 HARDBACK
£47.50
TAURIS ACADEMIC STUDIES
LIBRARY OF MODERN MIDDLE EAST STUDIES,VOL. 74
HAFIZ AND THE
RELIGION OF LOVE IN
CLASSICAL PERSIAN
POETRY
Leonard Lewisohn (Ed.),
Exeter University
360 PAGES 234 X 156MM MAY
2010
978184885 339 3 HARDBACK £45.00
INTERNATIONAL LIBRARY OF IRANIAN STUDIES
HAFIZ, MASTER OF PERSIAN POETRY
A Critical Bibliography in English
Parvin Loloi
400 PAGES 234 X 156MM
978 1 86064 923 3 HARDBACK £59.50
CLOSE RELATIONSHIPS
Incest and Inbreeding
in Classical Arabic
Literature
Geert Jan van Gelder,
Oxford University
288 PAGES 234 X 156MM
978 1 85043 855 7 HARDBACK
£56.50
LIBRARY OF MIDDLE EAST HISTORY,VOL. 9
THE ARABIAN NIGHTS
A Companion
Robert Irwin
360 PAGES 198 X 126MM
978 1 86064 983 7 PAPERBACK
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THE ARABIAN NIGHTS
AND ORIENTALISM
Perspectives from East
and West
Yuriko Yamanaka &
Tetsuo Nishio, both at the
National Museum of
Ethnology, Japan (Eds);
Introduction by Robert Irwin
288 PAGES 234 X 156MM
978 1 85043 768 0 HARDBACK £51.50
76 B&W ILLUSTRATIONS
LEGENDS OF THE FIRE SPIRITS
Jinn and Genies from
Arabia to Zanzibar
Robert Lebling,
Foreword by Tahir Shah
NEW
In the magical tale of Aladdin in The Arabian
Nights, the genie that suddenly appears out
of the lamp is powerful, playful and utterly
mysterious. Supernatural, shape-shifting
figures have been given many names over the
ages – genie, demon, spirit, ghoul, shaitan and
jinn.Those who have seen them believe jinn
shadow us in our daily lives, causing endless
mischief, providing amazing services and
sometimes inducing sheer terror. Legends of
the Fire Spirits explores the enduring
phenomenon of the jinn. From North Africa
to Central Asia, from the Mediterranean to
sub-Saharan Africa and beyond, this riveting
book draws on long-forgotten ancient
testimonies, medieval histories, colonial
records, anthropologists’ reports and
travellers’ tales to explore the different
types of jinn, their behaviour, society, culture
and long history of contact with humankind.
In essence, Legends of the Fire Spirits is a
magnificent and indispensable portrayal of
the rich folklore of the Islamic world.
320 PAGES 234 X 156MM JULY 2010
9781845119935 HARDBACK £20.00
REVOLT IN THE DESERT
The Authorised
Abridged Edition of
‘Seven Pillars of
Wisdom’ by T.E.
Lawrence
T.E. Lawrence,
introduction by Jeremy
Wilson
NEW
The Arab Revolt of 1916-1918, when the
disparate tribes of Arabia rose up as one
mighty force to defeat an empire, was one of
the most epic and pivotal periods in the
history of the Middle East and a central part of
the Middle Eastern theatre of the First World
War. It sounded the death knell for the
Ottoman Empire and paved the way for a new
colonial power in the region – the British. It
was T.E. Lawrence, a young army officer with a
brilliant military mind and unmatched
knowledge of the region and the Arab people,
who – alongside the charismatic Faisal I – led
the Revolt. These were epic events that
changed the shape of the Middle East and
affected Lawrence for the rest of his life. His
magnificent first-hand account of the period is
now a classic of twentieth century literature
and a remarkable testament to the
extraordinary character of this great British
hero. Revolt in the Desert, the abridged edition
of Seven Pillars of Wisdom, became an instant
bestseller when it was first published in 1927.
352 PAGES 198 X 126MM JULY 2011
9781848856653 PAPERBACK £9.99
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Both engaging and scholarly, this is a guide to Istanbul that has yet to be surpassed
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BIOGRAPHY AND TRAVEL
THE LAND OF AN AFRICAN
SULTAN
FROM CAIRO TO BAGHDAD
Travels in Morocco
Walter Harris
British Travellers in
Arabia
NEW
NEW
Walter Harris and Morocco are inextricably
linked. At a time when the wild, lawless
interior of the country had hardly been
explored by any westerner, Harris would
dress as a local and venture into the badlands,
fearlessly encountering caids and saints,
brigands and warriors. In this classic work,
Harris gives an evocative account of his
journeys around Morocco from 1887-1889. In
Tangier he writes of the eccentrics, artists and
lost souls who lived there. He takes an
eventful ride through Wazzan – a place few
Europeans would ever dare to visit. In
Marrakech, he paints a riveting picture of the
decadence and darkness of the sultan’s court.
And, finally, he recounts the story of his nowcelebrated ride, in disguise, to Sheshouan –
the second of only three Christians ever to
enter the town. The Land of an African Sultan is
a story as compelling now as it was over a
century ago.
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368 PAGES 198 X 126MM DECEMBER 2010
9781848855731 PAPERBACK £11.99
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KERR’S VOYAGES 1
Europe,Asia and the
Middle East
Robert Kerr
NEW MAJOR WORK
Robert Kerr’s A General History and Collection
of Voyages and Travels provides a truly
comprehensive account of sea and land
voyages, covering a thousand years of
exploration from the ninth century to the
epic voyages of Captain Cook at the end of
the eighteenth century. This first set brings
together expeditions and journeys of
discovery undertaken by ambassadors,
missionaries, adventurers as well as naval and
military commanders to Europe, Asia and the
Middle East, and includes the journey of
Ambassador Contarini to Persia, the voyage
of Verthema to Egypt, the discovery of
Madeira and the English pilgramages to the
Holy Land. Kerr includes accounts of travels
not easily available elsewhere as well as
providing translations into English for the first
time. With an introduction by a leading
scholar, this handsome 5-volume set presents
Kerr’s outstanding achievement in a unique
and informative way.
560, 568, 544, 568, 592PP 234 X 156MM NOVEMBER 2010
9781848856134 HARDBACK £425.00
5 VOL SET
MIDDLE EAST 2010–2011
James Canton
The images of great sand seas, proud Bedouin
tribesmen and the call to prayer resounding
across the rooftops of exotic cities still linger
on in western perceptions of the East. Over
a century of travel literature from
missionaries, soldiers, poets and explorers has
shaped our vision of the Arab World, from the
bustle of Cairo to the marshes of Iraq and the
mountains of Yemen. James Canton in From
Cairo to Baghdad looks at travel writers from
T.E. Lawrence to William Dalrymple. Tracing
the history of individual efforts to travel
Arabia against the British imperial aims in the
region, this book makes explicit the intimate
relationship between travellers to Arabia and
the British Empire. Some travellers wrote as
soldiers, diplomats, spies or cartographers.
Others, like Harry St John Philby actively
rejected the British and allied with their Arab
hosts. The array of eccentric and fascinating
characters described here alongside their
writing gives us an unmatched insight into the
British experience of Arabia.
THE LAST STORYTELLERS
Tales from the Heart
of Morocco
Richard Hamilton
NEW
Marrakech is the heart and lifeblood of
Morocco’s ancient storytelling tradition. For
over a thousand years, storytellers have
gathered in Jemaa el Fna, the legendary square
of the city, to recount ancient folktales and
fables to rapt audiences. But this unique chain
of oral tradition that has passed seamlessly
from generation to generation is teetering on
the brink of extinction. The competing
distractions of television, movies and the
internet have drawn the crowds away from
the storytellers and few have the desire to
learn the stories and continue their legacy.
Richard Hamilton has witnessed at first hand
the death throes of this rich and captivating
tradition and, in the labyrinth of the
Marrakech medina, has tracked down the last
few remaining storytellers, recording stories
that are replete with the mysteries and
beauty of the Maghreb.
224 PAGES 234 X 156MM APRIL 2011
9781848854918 HARDBACK £17.99
8PP BW PLATES
288 PAGES 216 X 134MM MAY 2011
9781848856967 HARDBACK £56.50
THE SHIPWRECKED SAILOR IN
ARABIC AND WESTERN
LITERATURE NEW
Ibn Tufayl and His Influence on
European Literature
BAGHDAD SKETCHES
Journeys through Iraq
Freya Stark
Mahmud Baroud, University of Exeter
From the ancient Egyptian Tale of a
Shipwrecked Sailor through to Sinbad and
Robinson Crusoe, the stranded castaway
living and philosophising alone on a strange,
desert island is a theme which has captured
the imaginations of writers spanning cultures
and millennia. Most familiar to western
literary historians is Daniel Defoe’s Robinson
Crusoe; however, little attention has been
paid to some of its antecedents, such as the
remarkable Hayy Bin Yaqzan by twelfthcentury Arab physician and philosopher,
Muhammad Ibn Tufayl.
Contents:
Introduction; 1. Reception of Ibn Tufayl’s Hayy
Bin Yaqzan in eighteenth-century England; 2.
The Sources of Robinson Crusoe and and
Hayy Bin Yaqzan; 3. Desert Islands and their
Purpose; 4.The Heroes’ Spiritual Journeys and
Evolution; 5.The Heroes’ Encounter with the
Other; Conclusion.
320 PAGES 216 X 134MM JULY 2011
9781848855526 HARDBACK £59.50
5 INTEGRATED BW
TAURIS ACADEMIC STUDIES
NEW
During her many years in Iraq, Freya Stark
was witness to the rise and fall of the British
involvement in the country as well as the
early years of independence. Typically – and
controversially – she chose to live outside the
close-knit western expatriate scene and
immersed herself in the way of life of ordinary
Iraqis – living in the ‘native’ quarter of the city
and spending time with its tribal sheikhs and
leaders. Venturing out of Baghdad, she
travelled to Mosul, Nineveh, Tikrit and Najaf,
where she perceptively describes the
centuries-old tensions between Sunni and
Shi’a, time not having dissipated their hatred.
In the 1940s she returned again, this time
travelling south, to the Marsh Arabs, whose
way of life has now all but disappeared; north
into Kurdistan and later, Kuwait, in the days
before the oil boom. Painting a portrait of
both the political and social preoccupations of
the day as exquisitely as she does the people
and landscapes of Iraq, Baghdad Sketches is a
remarkable portrait of the country as it once
was.
184 PAGES 198 X 126MM FEBRUARY 2011
9781848856554 PAPERBACK £9.99
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This is a gripping treatment of the life and times of one of history’s most daring, and at the same time most human, discoverers
– Abrar review of Odyssey of Ibn Battuta, see page 57
BIOGRAPHY AND TRAVEL
THE LYCIAN SHORE
A Turkish Odyssey
Freya Stark
THE SOUTHERN GATES OF
ARABIA
FORUGH FARROKHZAD,
POET OF MODERN IRAN
Exploring her Life and
Works
A Journey in the
Hadhramaut
Freya Stark
California (Eds)
NEW
‘There are not so many places left where
magic reigns without interruption and of all
those I know, the coast of Lycia was the most
magical.’ Lycia, on the southwestern coast of
Turkey, is an ancient land steeped in mystery,
myth and legend. Home to the fiery chimera,
heartland of worship for the goddess Leto,
old ally of Troy, lure to conquering Cyrus and
Alexander and to centuries of travellers,
artists and writers - Lycia, part of the
‘Turquoise Coast’ now attracts more tourists
to her glimmering shores than any other part
of Turkey. In the early 1950s, following the trail
of the ancient Persian and Greek traders,
Freya Stark set out by boat to explore the
Lycian coast. South from Smyrna, she was
guided by the traces of Lycia’s rich history and
cultural heritage. For all those who now
follow in her wake, there can be no better,
more evocative or knowledgeable guide to
this,Turkey’s most enchanting coast.
216 PAGES 198 X 126MM SEPTEMBER 2011
9781848853126 PAPERBACK £9.99
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THE MINARET OF DJAM
An Excursion in
Afghanistan
Freya Stark
NEW
Tracing the ancient incense route, Stark set
out to be the first westerner to discover the
fabled lost city of Shabwa, which had
captivated explorers and travellers for
centuries. Though she journeyed through the
canyons and mountains of the Hadhramaut
extensively and by any means possible, Stark’s
goal was never reached, but the ending to her
story was nevertheless – and in characteristic
fashion – dramatic. Having caught measles
whilst staying in a sultan’s harem and with the
region overrun by warring religious factions
and bandits, she had to be evacuated by the
Royal Air Force. Though Shabwa remained
elusive, Freya Stark’s remarkable journey
ensured that her name would forever be
associated with Arabia and her travels hailed
as intrepid and adventurous as any
undertaken by other great explorers of
Arabia such as T.E. Lawrence, Richard Burton
and Charles Doughty.
288 PAGES 198 X 126MM FEBRUARY 2011
9781848853157 PAPERBACK £11.99
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THE POLITICS AND POETICS OF AMEEN
RIHANI
The Humanist Ideology of an ArabAmerican Intellectual and Activist
Nijmeh Hajjar, University of Sydney
336 PAGES 216 X 134MM JANUARY 2010
978 1 84885 266 2 HARDBACK £59.50
TAURIS ACADEMIC STUDIES
LIBRARY OF MODERN MIDDLE EAST STUDIES,VOL.
102
TRAVELLING THE INCENSE ROUTE
Arabia to the Levant in the Footsteps
of the Magi
Barbara Toy
200 PAGES 198 X 126MM 2009
978184511 995 9 PAPERBACK £9.99
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THE ODYSSEY OF IBN
BATTUTA
Uncommon Tales of a
Medieval Adventurer
A Quest
David Waines, Lancaster
University
Freya Stark
A WINTER IN ARABIA
The 12th century minaret of Djam is one of
Afghanistan’s most celebrated treasures, a
magnificent symbol of the powerful Ghorid
Empire that once stretched from Iran to India.
The second tallest brick minaret in the world,
Djam lies in the heart of central Afghanistan’s
wild Ghor Province. Surrounded by 2,000
metre-high mountains and by the remains of
what many believe to have been the lost city
of Turquoise Mountain – one of the greatest
cities of the Middle Ages – Djam is, even
today, one of the most inaccessible and
remote places in Afghanistan. When Freya
Stark travelled there, few people in the world
had ever laid eyes on it or managed to reach
the desolate valley in which it lies. Her
journey from Kabul to Kandahar and Herat
was difficult and often dangerous but her
account shines with humour and is adorned
with beautiful descriptions of the land she
journeyed through and the people she
encountered.
296 PAGES 234 X 156MM JUNE 2010
978184885 155 9 HARDBACK £52.50
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INTERNATIONAL LIBRARY OF IRANIAN STUDIES,
VOL 21
IONIA
376 PAGES
198 X 126MM
MARCH 2010
978184885 191 7 PAPERBACK
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A Journey through
Yemen
Freya Stark
328 PAGES
198 X 126MM
MARCH 2010
9781848851924 PAPERBACK
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1 MAP
STROLLING THROUGH
ISTANBUL
The Classic Guide to
the City
Hilary Sumner-Boyd and
John Freely
512 PAGES 198 X 126MM 2009
978184885 154 2 PAPERBACK
£12.99
ILLUSTRATED
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Dominic Parviz
Brookshaw, University of
Manchester and Nasrin
Rahimieh, University of
£19.50
ILLUSTRATED
240 PAGES
234 X 156MM
FEBRUARY 2010
978 1 84511 805 1 HARDBACK
THE TRAVELS OF IBN AL-TAYYIB
The Forgotten Journey of an
Eighteenth Century Traveller to the
Hijaz
Mustapha Lahlali, University of Leeds, Salah
Al-Dihan University of Kuwait and Wafa Abu
Hatab Al-Isra
256 PAGES 216 X 134MM FEBRUARY 2010
978184885 006 4 HARDBACK £54.50
LIBRARY OF MIDDLE EAST HISTORY, VOL. 23
TAURIS ACADEMIC STUDIES
HEART BEGUILING
ARABY
The English Romance
with Arabia
Kathryn Tidrick
256 PAGES 198 X 126MM 2009
978184885 146 7 PAPERBACK
£11.99
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168 PAGES 198 X 126MM SEPTEMBER 2010
9781848853133 PAPERBACK £9.99
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Valuable ... should long serve as an authoritative reference tool
– Muslim World Book Review review of Hafiz: Master of Persian Poetry, see page 59
WANDERINGS IN ARABIA
The Authorised Abridged Edition of
Travels in Arabia Deserta
BIOGRAPHY AND TRAVEL
BYGONE HEAT
624 PAGES 216 X 134MM 2009
978 1 84511 810 5 HARDBACK £39.50
978 1 84511 766 5 PAPERBACK £14.99
THE WANDERING LAKE
SADEQ HEDAYAT
Sven Hedin, Foreword by John Hare
Homa Katouzian, Oxford University
Into the Heart of Asia
320 PAGES 198 X 126MM 2009
978184885 022 4 PAPERBACK £9.99
2X16PP B&W PLATES
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THE SILK ROAD
Ten Thousand Miles through Central
Asia
Sven Hedin
336 PAGES 198 X 126MM 2009
978 1 84511 898 3 PAPERBACK £12.99
2 X 16 PAGE B&W PLATE SECTION
A Memoir
André Aciman, CUNY
Graduate Center, New
York
C.W.R. Long
264 PAGES 216 X 134MM
978 1 86064 593 8 HARDBACK £27.50
978 1 85043 662 1 PAPERBACK £14.99
ILLUSTRATED
Charles Doughty
OUT OF EGYPT
Travels of an Idealist in the Middle East
The Life and Legend of an Iranian
Writer
320 PAGES 216 X 134MM
978 1 86064 413 9 PAPERBACK £14.99
TRAVELLERS IN EGYPT
Paul Starkey & Janet
Starkey (Eds), both at
352 PAGES 198 X 129MM
978 1 84511 149 6 PAPERBACK
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EGYPT’S BELLE EPOQUE
Cairo and the Age of the Hedonists
Trevor Mostyn
216 PAGES 198 X 126MM
978 1 84511 240 0 PAPERBACK £9.99
ILLUSTRATED
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Durham University
LUCIE DUFF GORDON
A Passage to Egypt
328 PAGES 198 X 129MM
978 1 86064 674 4 PAPERBACK
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Katherine Frank
424 PAGES 198 X 126MM
978 1 84511 331 5 PAPERBACK
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THE TRAIL OF WAR
On the Track of ‘Big Horse’ in Central
Asia
Sven Hedin, New Foreword by John Hare
272 PAGES 198 X 126MM
978 1 84511 702 3 PAPERBACK £11.99
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A PROMISE FULFILLED
58
Elia Costandi Nuqul and His Business
Odyssey
A.J.M. Wheatcroft and Christina Hawatmehc
THREE WOMEN OF
HERAT
A Memoir of Life,
Love and Friendship in
Afghanistan
Veronica Doubleday
264 PAGES 198 X 126MM
978 1 84511 026 0 PAPERBACK
£9.99
ILLUSTRATED
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256 PAGES 234 X 156MM 2009
978 1 84511 734 4 HARDBACK £20.00
50 INTEGRATED B&W ILLUSTRATIONS
TWELVE DAYS IN PERSIA
TALES FROM THE BAZAARS OF ARABIA
Vita Sackville-West
Folk Stories from the Middle East
Amina Shah
216 PAGES 198 X 126MM
978 1 84511 701 6 PAPERBACK £9.99
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144 PAGES 198 X 126MM 2009
978184511 933 1 PAPERBACK
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32PP B&W PLATES
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GANDHI AND THE MIDDLE EAST
Simone Panter-Brick
Vita Sackville-West
128 PAGES 216 X 134MM
978 1 84511 584 5 HARDBACK £49.50
VISIONS OF ARARAT
Writings on Armenia
Christopher J. Walker
172 PAGES 216 X 134MM
978 1 85043 888 5 PAPERBACK £12.99
FROM A PERSIAN TEA HOUSE
Travels in Old Iran
Michael Carroll
224 PAGES 198 X 126MM
978 1 84511 500 5 PAPERBACK £9.99
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OUT OF THE MIDDLE EAST
The Emergence of an Arab Global
Business
Kamal Shair
272 PAGES 234 X 156MM
978 1 84511 271 4 HARDBACK £29.50
ILLUSTRATED
MIDDLE EAST 2010–2011
Memories of a Persian Childhood
Shusha Guppy
256 PAGES 198 X 126MM
978 1 85043 401 6 PAPERBACK £9.99
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A GIRL IN PARIS
A Persian Encounter
with the West
Across the Mountains
with the Bakhtiari
Tribe
PASSENGER TO
TEHERAN
Jews, Arabs and Imperial Interests
THE BLINDFOLD HORSE
160 PAGES 234 X 156MM
978 1 84511 343 8 PAPERBACK
£11.99
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ILLUSTRATED
OTTOMAN AND PERSIAN ODYSSEYS
James Morier, Creator of Hajji Baba of
Ispahan, and his Brothers
Henry McKenzie Johnston
264 PAGES 234 X 156MM
978 1 86064 330 9 HARDBACK £42.00
BRITISH ACADEMIC PRESS
I.B.TAURIS IN ASSOCIATION WITH THE CENTRE FOR
LEBANESE STUDIES, OXFORD
FROM EMPIRE TO ORIENT
Travellers to the Middle East
1830–1926
Geoffrey Nash, University of Sunderland
264 PAGES 234 X 156MM
978 1 85043 767 3 HARDBACK £27.50
Shusha Guppy
296 PAGES 198 X 126MM
978 1 84511 380 3 PAPERBACK
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THE SECRET OF LAUGHTER
Magical Tales from Classical Persia
Shusha Guppy
232 PAGES 234 X 156MM
978 1 84511 695 8 PAPERBACK £9.99
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IMPERIAL ISTANBUL
A Traveller’s Guide:
Includes Iznik,Bursa
and Edirne
Jane Taylor, Florida
International University
352 PAGES 198 X 126MM
978 1 86064 249 4 PAPERBACK
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GENGHIS KHAN
Conqueror of the
World
Leo de Hartog
240 PAGES 198 X 126MM
978 1 86064 972 1 PAPERBACK
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BIOGRAPHY AND TRAVEL
THE GREAT BELZONI
The Circus Strongman
who Discovered
Egypt’s Ancient
Treasures
FOOD AND CULINARY CULTURE
NEW PERSIAN COOKING
A Fresh Approach to
the Classic Cuisine of
Iran
Stanley Mayes
Jila Dana-Haeri,
Shahrzad Ghorashian,
Jason Lowe
360 PAGES 198 X 126MM
978 1 84511 333 9 PAPERBACK
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INTERNATIONAL LIBRARY OF HISTORICAL STUDIES
BETWEEN SEA AND
SAHARA
An Orientalist
Adventure
Eugène Fromentin
Introduction by Sarah
Anderson
224 PAGES 198 X 126MM
978 1 85043 404 7 PAPERBACK £9.99
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IN MOROCCO
Edith Wharton
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MOROCCO
The Traveller’s Companion
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can be made easily anywhere in the world.
Featuring beautiful photographs by awardwinning food photographer Jason Lowe, this
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224 PAGES 248 X 191MM FEBRUARY 2011
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35 COLOUR
Margaret Bidwell & Robin Bidwell
328 PAGES 198 X 126MM
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TEXTBOOK
ISLAM AND ROMANTIC
ORIENTALISM
Literary Encounters
with the Orient
Mohammed Sharafuddin,
Sanaa University
256 PAGES 234 X 156MM
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A BYZANTINE JOURNEY
John Ash
352 PAGES 216 X 134MM
978 1 84511 307 0 PAPERBACK
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CLASSIC TURKISH COOKERY
Ghillie Basan & Jonathan Basan
256 PAGES 216 X 134MM
978 1 86064 011 7 HARDBACK £25.00
ILLUSTRATED
A TASTE OF THYME
Culinary Cultures of the Middle East
Sami Zubaida, Birkbeck College, &
Richard Tapper, SOAS (Eds)
Foreword by Claudia Roden
320 PAGES 198 X 126MM
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FROM THE LANDS OF FIGS AND OLIVES
Over 300 Delicious and Unusual
Recipes from the Middle East
and North Africa
Habeeb Saloum & James Peters
264 PAGES 254 X 175MM
978 1 86064 038 4 PAPERBACK £18.99
A TASTE OF PERSIA
An Introduction to Persian Cooking
Najmieh Batmanglij
176 PAGES 254 X 178MM
978 1 84511 437 4 PAPERBACK £16.99
60 COLOUR PHOTOS
TASTES OF BYZANTIUM
The Cuisine of a
Legendary Empire
Andrew Dalby
272 PAGES 198 X 126MM JULY
2010
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INDEX / ORDER FORM
... 21st Century Globalization: Reyes-Ruiz
978 9 94815 751 9, HB, £54.50
27
... Abu Ya’qub al-Sijistani: Walker,
978 1 86064 294 4, pb, £14.99
49
… Across the Wall: Pappe & Hilal,
978 1 84885 345 4, hb, £59.50
5
... Addicted to Oil: Rutledge,
978 1 84511 319 3, pb, £14.99
10
... Advent of The ..., The: Madelung & Walker,
978 1 86064 551 8, hb, £29.50
978 1 86064 773 4, pb, £14.99
49
... Afghan Frontier: Schofield,
978 1 84885 188 7, pb, £12.99
37
... Afghanistan: Rasanayagam,
978 1 85043 857 1, pb, £14.99
37
…Afghanistan – Aid, Armies and Empire: Marsden,
978 1 84511 751 1, pb, £14.99
37
... Afghanistan and the Defence of Empire: Wyatt,
978 1 84885 610 3, hb, £59.50
37
... After Suez: Woollacott,
978 1 84511 176 2, hb, £18.99
10
... Age of the Parthians, The: Curtis & Stewart,
978 1 84511 406 0, hb £49.50
16
... Ahmadinejad: Naji,
978 1 84511 636 1, pb, £12.99
10
... Al-Ghazali and The Ismailis: Mitha,
978 1 86064 792 5, hb, £25.00
978 1 86064 819 9, pb, £12.99
49
... Al-Qaeda: Burke,
978 1 85043 666 9, pb, £8.99
11
... All Fall Down: Sick,
978 1 85043 009 4, hb, £56.50
18
... Allah’s Mountains: Smith,
978 1 85043 979 0, pb, £11.99
38
... Allenby’s Military Medicine: Dolev
978 1 84511 290 5, hb, £59.50
23
... Allopathy Goes Native: Loeffler
978 1 85043 942 4, hb, £59.50
19
… Almohads, The:, Fromherz,
978 1 84511 651 4, hb, £56.50
3
... American Orientalism: Little,
978 1 86064 889 2, hb, £35.00
12
... Among the Ottomans: Lyster,
978 1 84885 521 2, hb, £24.50
31
... Ancient Persia: Wiesehöfer,
978 1 85043 999 8, hb, £45.00
978 1 86064 675 1, pb, £14.99
17
... Animal and Shaman: Baldick,
978 1 86064 431 3, hb, £56.50
38
... Anthology of Ismaili Literature, An: Landoltet al
978 1 84511 794 8, hb, £39.50
47
... Anthology of Philosophy... , Vol 1, An: Nasr et al,
978 1 84511 541 8, hb, £39.50
47
... Anthology of Philosophy ..., Vol 2, An: Nasr et al,
978 1 84511 542 5, hb, £39.50
47
... Anthology of Philosophy ..., Vol 3, An: Nasr et al,
978 1 84511 605 7, hb, £39.50
47
... Anthology of Philosophy..., Vol 4: Nasr & Aminrazavi,
978 1 84885 749 0, hb, £39.50
47
… Apocalyptic Islam and Iranian Shi’ism: Amanat,
978 1 84511 124 3, hb, £49.50
978 1 84511 981 2, pb, £16.99
10
... Arab-American Women’s...: Sabry,
978 1 84885 568 7, hb, £51.50
38
... Arab Cultural Studies: Sabry
, 978 1 84885 558 8, hb, £51.50
978 1 84885 559 5, pb, £17.99
6
… Arab-Israeli Conflict in the Media: Ashuri,
978 1 84511 814 3, hb, £56.50
8
... Arab Media and Political Renewal: Sakr,
978 1 84511 327 8, pb, £18.99
12
... Arab Media In the Information Age: ECSSR,
978 9 94800 819 4, hb, £59.50
978 9 94800 818 7, pb, £29.50
12
... Arab Storm: Munro,
978 1 84511 128 1, pb, £14.99
4
... Arab Television Today: Sakr,
978 1 84511 563 0, hb, £42.50,
978 1 84511 564 7, pb, £15.99
10
... Arab World Facing ..., The: Azzam,
978 1 86064 816 8, hb, £56.50
4
... Arabian Nights, The: Irwin,
978 1 86064 983 7, pb, £12.99
54
... Arabian Nights and ..., The: Yamanaka & Nishio,
978 1 85043 768 0, hb, £51.50
54
... Arabic Ismaili Manuscripts: Cortese,
978 1 86064 860 1, hb, £47.50
48
... Arabs, The: Butt,
978 1 86064 157 2, pb, £13.99
11
... Arming the State: Zürcher,
978 1 86064 404 7, hb, £56.50
38
... Army and the Creation of the ..., The: Cronin,
978 1 86064 105 3, hb, £56.50
18
... Army and the Radical Left in Turkey, The: Ulus,
978 1 84885 484 0, hb, £56.50
32
... Art and Architecture in the Islamic Tradition: Alami,
978 1 84885 544 1, hb, £56.50
52
... Art and Material...: Khosronejad,
978 1 84885 168 9, hb, £51.50
44
... Art and Polemic in Pakistan: Whiles,
978 1 84885 365 2, hb, £54.50
53
... Art in the Service of Colonialism: Irbouh,
978 1 85043 851 9, hb, £59.50
30
... Art of Omar Khayyam, The: Mason & Martin
978 1 84511 282 0, hb, £49.50
53
… Artisans of Empire: Faroqhi,
978 1 84511 588 3, hb, £49.50
54
... Assassin Legends, The: Daftary,
978 1 85043 705 5, hb, £56.50
www.ibtauris.com
59
INDEX / ORDER FORM
60
978 1 85043 950 9, pb, £14.99
4
... Assyrians of the Middle East, The: Naby,
978 1 84885 756 8, hb, £54.50
1
… Atlas of Ancient Geography, Biblical and...: Smith
978 1 84885 352 2, hb, £295.00
2
... Attar and the Persian ...: Lewisohn & Shackle,
978 1 84511 148 9, hb, £35.00
48
... Attempting to Bring the Gospel Home: Marten,
978 1 85043 983 7, hb, £59.50
23
... Australia and the Middle East: Mansouri
978 1 84511 209 7, hb, £56.50
12
... Azerbaijan: Atabaki,
978 1 86064 554 9, pb, £17.99
18
... Azerbaijan: Bolukbasi
978 1 84885 620 2, hb, £54.50
37
... Babylon: Seymour,
978 1 84885 701 8, hb, £56.50
19
... Bad Days in Basra: Synnott,
978 1 84511 706 1, hb, £17.99
10
... Baghdad Sketches: Stark,
978 1 84885 655 4, pb, £9.99
56
... Banking and Gender: Ozbilgin & Woodward,
978 1 86064 948 6, hb, £59.50
40
… Battle in Iraq: Hammond,
978 1 84511 963 8, hb, £27.50
20
... Becoming Visible in Iran: Honarbin-Holliday,
978 1 84511 878 5, hb, £54.50
15
... Between Revolution and State: Hamdani,
978 1 85043 882 3, hb, £25.00
49
... Between Sea and Sahara: Fromentin,
978 1 85043 404 7, pb, £9.99
59
... Between Two Empires: Shissler,
978 1 86064 855 7, hb, £56.50
35
… Beyond Islam: Zubaida,
978 1 84885 069 9, hb, £49.50
978 1 84885 070 5, pb, £16.99
6
… Beyond Oslo, The Struggle for Palestine: Ala,
978 1 84511 946 1, hb, £25.00
22
... Beyond the Dunes: Al-Hazimi, Jayyusi, Khattab,
978 1 85043 972 1, hb, £56.50
28
... Biographies of the Poets…: Yarshater,
978 1 84511 916 4, hb, £59.00
16
... Biographies of the Poets: Yarshater,
978 1 84511 915 7, hb, £59.50
16
... Birth of Modern Turkey, The: Nezir-Akmese,
978 1 85043 797 0, hb, £59.50
36
... Birth of the Persian Empire: Curtis & Stewart,
978 1 84511 062 8, hb, £49.50
16
... Black Sea Politics: Ayata, Ergun & Çelimli
978 1 84511 035 2, hb, £59.50
13
... Blindfold Horse, The: Guppy,
978 1 85043 401 6, pb, £9.99
58
... Blogistan: Srebeny & Khiabany,
978 1 84511 606 4, hb, £45.00
978 1 84511 607 1, pb, £14.99
5
... Book and the Roses, The: Raudvere,
978 1 86064 942 4, pb, £22.50
40
... Britain and Arab Unity: Rizk,
978 1 84885 059 0, hb, £40.00
3
... Britain and Jordan: Bradshaw,
978 1 84885 310 2, hb, £56.50
26
... Britain and Turkey in the Middle East: Bilgin,
978 1 85411 350 6, hb, £54.50
35
... Britain in Iraq: Sluglett,
978 1 85043 769 7, hb, £56.50
978 1 85043 770 3, pb £15.99
20
... Britain, the Six-Day War and ...: Brenchley,
978 1 85043 406 1, hb, £56.50
30
… Britain’s First Muslims: Halliday,
978 1 84885 299 0, pb, £15.99
3
... British in the Levant, The: Laidlow,
978 1 84885 335 5, hb, £56.50
33
... British Victory in Egypt: Mackesy,
978 1 84885 472 7, pb, £11.99
28
... Broken Trust, A: Huneidi,
978 1 86064 172 5, hb, £56.50
23
... Bukhari: Hasan,
978 1 84511 095 6, pb, £10.99
45
... Bygone Heat: Long,
978 1 86064 593 8, hb, £27.50
978 1 85043 662 1, pb, £14.99
58
... Byzantine Journey, A: Ash,
978 1 84511 307 0, pb, £12.99
59
... Caesarea Philippi: Wilson,
978 1 85043 440 5, hb, £35.00
4
... Cairo of the Mamluks: Behrens-Abouseif,
978 1 84511 549 4, hb, £59.50
53
... Caspian Energy Resources: ECSSR,
978 1 85043 383 5, pb, £17.50
13
... Ceramics of the Islamic World: Fehérvári,
978 1 86064 430 6, hb, £85.00
54
... Challenges to Global Security: Solomon,
978 1 84511 527 2, hb, £49.50
10
... Channels of Resistance in Lebanon: Harb,
978 1 84885 120 7, hb, £51.50
978 1 84885 121 4, pb, £16.99
24
... Charitable Crescent, The: Benthall & et al
978 1 84511 899 0, pb, £17.99
10
… Children of Achilles: Freely,
978 1 84511 941 6, hb, £22.50
34
... Children of Time, The: Ruthven & Wilkinson,
978 1 84511 722 1, hb, £24.50
2
… Christian Encounters with Iran: Tavassoli,
978 1 84511 761 0, hb, £56.50
15
... Christians and Jews under Islam: Courbage et al,
978 1 86064 013 1, hb, £45.00
978 1 86064 285 2, pb, £15.99
41
... Christians of Lebanon, The: Grafton,
978 1 86064 944 8, hb, £56.50
25
MIDDLE EAST 2010–2011
... Church of the East, The: Baumer,
978 1 84511 115 1 hb, £27.50
4
… Cities of the Mediterranean: Tokosozo & Kolluolu,
978184885 127 6, hb, £56.50
34
... Civil Society Exposed: Abdelrahman,
978 1 85043 581 5, hb, £56.50
30
... Civil Society in the Muslim World: Sajoo,
978 1 85043 590 7, pb, £14.99
48
... Clash of Empires: Gökay,
978 1 86064 117 6, hb, £49.50
36
... Classic Turkish Cookery: Basan & Basan,
978 1 86064 011 7, hb, £25.00
59
... Close Relationships: van Gelder,
978 1 85043 855 7, hb, £56.50
55
... Coexistence in Wartime Lebanon: Hanf,
978 1 84885 715 5, pb, £25.00
24
... Collected Works of Guy Le Strange: Le Strange
978 1 84885 670 7, hb, £295.00
2
... Commanding Syria: Zisser,
978 1 84511 153 3, hb, £56.50
24
... Companion to Muslim Ethics: Sajoo,
978 1 84885 595 3, hb, £25.00
47
... Companion to the Muslim World, A: Sajoo,
978184885 193 1, hb, £25.00
48
... Compensating Palestinian Refugees: Roula al Rifai,
978 1 84885 727 8, hb, £59.50
21
... Complete Fauna of Iran, The: Firouz,
978 1 85043 946 2, hb, £59.50
19
... Confronting an Empire, ...: Matthews,
978 1 84511 173 1, hb, £59.50
23
... Constituting Modernity: Islamoglu,
978 1 86064 996 7, hb, £56.50
43
... Constitution of Iran, The: Schirazi,
978 1 86064 253 1, pb, £19.99
18
... Constitutional Reform and Political...: Khalaf,
978 9 94843 253 1, pb, £20.00
28
... Constructing Political Islam as the New Other: Mullin,
978 1 84885 268 6, hb, £51.50
6
... Contemplation and Action: Tusi,
978 1 85043 908 0, hb, £35.00
978 1 86064 523 5, pb, £14.99
48
... Contested Sovereignties: Özdalga & Persson,
978 9 19788 130 2, pb, £22.50
9
... Contracts in Islamic Law: Hassan,
978 1 85043 929 5, hb, £45.00
40
... Converting Persia: Abisaab,
978 1 86064 970 7, hb, £56.50
17
… Cradle of Islam: Yamani,
978 1 84511 824 2, pb, £14.99
9
... Crafts and Craftsmen ...: Faroqhi & Deguilhem,
978 1 86064 700 0, hb, £54.50
43
... Creating an Islamic State: Martin,
978 1 86064 900 4, pb, £16.99
18
... Crescent and the Eagle, The: Gawrych,
978 1 84511 287 5, hb, £59.50
35
… Crime and Muslim Britian: Bolognani,
978 1 84511 833 4, hb, £54.50
10
... Criminal Justice in Islam: Haleem, Sherif et al
978 1 86064 525 9, hb, £59.50
41
... Crossing the Threshold: Khan,
978 1 85043 435 1, hb, £25.00
48
... Crude Power: Noreng,
978 1 86064 818 2, hb, £45.00
978 1 84511 023 9, pb, £17.99
13
... Cultural Encounters in the Arab World: Sabry,
978 1 84885 359 1, hb, £42.50
978 1 84885 360 7, pb, £14.99
7
... Culture and Memory in ...: Daftary & Meri,
978 1 86064 859 5, hb, £25.00
48
... Current Transformations and their ...: ECSSR,
978 9 94800 873 6, hb, £59.00
10
… Dark Crusade: Kiracofe,
978 1 84511 754 2, hb, £49.50
978 1 84511 755 9, pb, £15.99
9
... Date Palm, The: ECSSR,
978 9 94800 551 3, hb, £59.50
978 9 94800 550 6, pb, £27.50
28
... Dead Sea Level: Goren,
978 1 84885 496 3, hb, £59.50
2
… Decline and Fall of the ...: Pourshariati,
978 1 84511 645 3, hb, £45.00
17
… Defeat: Steele,
978 1 84885 077 4, pb, £9.99
9
... Degrees of Excellence: Lalani
978 1 84511 145 8, hb, £29.50
50
... Democracy, Human Rights and Law...: al-Jabri,
978 1 84511 749 8, hb, £35.00
41
... Democracy Without Democrats?: Salamé,
978 1 85043 866 3, pb, £16.99
12
… Desert Voices: al-Ghadeer,
978 1 84511 666 8, hb, £49.50
55
... Diplomacy and Murder in Tehran: Kelly,
978 1 84511 196 0, pb, £14.99
17
... Diplomacy in the Early Islamic World: Vaiou,
978 1 84511 652 1, hb, £56.50
3
... Diplomacy in the Middle East: Brown,
978 1 86064 899 1, pb, £18.99
11
... Distant Relations: Chehabi & Mneimneh,
978 1 86064 561 7, hb, £47.50
978 1 84511 255 4, pb, £16.99
25
... Divided Self, The: Goldberg,
978 1 84885 674 5, pb, £12.99
22
... Diversity and Pluralism in Islam: Hirji,
978 1 84885 302 7, hb, £29.50
47
... Doctrines Of Shi’i Islam: Sobhani,
978 1 86064 780 2, hb, £25.00
48
... Domains of Influence: Hassink,
978 1 84511 659 0, hb, £30.00
39
... Domestic Government: Mundy,
978 1 86064 102 2, pb, £17.99
42
… Dominion of the Arabs in Spain, The: Condé
978 1 84511 792 4, pb, £250.00
4
... Drugs, Deviancy and Democracy in Iran: Christensen,
978 1 84885 639 4, hb, £56.50
16
… Dying for Faith: Al-Rasheed & Shterin,
978 1 84511 686 6, hb, £49.50
978 1 84511 687 3, pb, £15.99
10
... Eagle’s Nest, The: Willey,
978 1 85043 464 1, hb, £25.00
49
… Earl and his Butler …, The: Webb,
978 1 84511 782 5, pb, £14.99
34
… Early Islamic Institutions: Duri,
978 1 84885 060 6, hb, £40.00
2
... Early Persian Painting: O’Kane,
978 1 86064 852 6, hb, £75.00
53
... Early Shi’i Thought: Lalani,
978 1 86064 434 4, hb, £25.00
978 1 85043 592 1, pb, £14.99
48
... Economy of Iran, The: Alizadeh,
978 1 86064 464 1, hb, £56.50
19
... Ecstasy And Enlightenment: Asani,
978 1 86064 758 1, hb, £25.00
978 1 86064 828 1, pb, £14.99
49
… Eden, Suez and the Mass Media: Shaw,
978 1 84885 091 0, pb, £17.99
29
... Egypt: Ibrahim & Ibrahim,
978 1 86064 547 1, hb, £56.50
978 1 86064 548 8, pb, £17.99
29
... Egypt’s Belle Epoque: Mostyn,
978 1 84511 240 0, pb, £9.99
58
… Emergence of Modern Istanbul: Gul,
978 1 84511 935 5, hb, £60.00
34
... Emergence of Nationalist Politics..., The: Zisenwine,
978 1 84885 323 2, hb, £54.50
30
… Endgame: Siegel,
978 1 85043 371 2, hb, £29.50
38
... Ending Civil War: Preston,
978 1 85043 579 2, hb, £59.50
25
... Engaging Otherness:Reyes-Ruiz
978 9 94815 750 2, HB, £54.50
42
... English Amongst the Persians, The: Wright,
978 1 86064 638 6, pb, £16.99
17
... Ends of British Imperialism: Louis,
978 1 84511 347 6, pb, £17.99
4
... Epic of the Persian Kings: Brend & Melville,
978 1 84885 332 4, hb, £45.00
1
... EU and Turkey, The: Lake,
978 1 90340 375 4, hb, £45.00
978 1 90340 361 7, pb, £15.99
36
… EU integration with North Africa: Dawson,
978 1 84511 784 9, hb, £54.50
30
... Europe and the Mystique of Islam: Rodinson,
978 1 85043 106 0, pb, £14.99
4
... Exploring an Islamic Empire: Walker,
978 1 86064 692 8, hb, £25.00
49
... Face to Face with Political Islam: Burgat,
978 1 86064 212 8, hb, £51.50
978 1 86064 213 5, pb, £16.99
11
... Failure of Political Islam, The: Roy,
978 1 85043 880 9, pb, £15.99
11
... Faith & Freedom: Afkhami,
978 1 86064 008 7, pb, £14.99
40
... Fatimids and Their Traditions of Learning: Halm,
978 1 85043 920 2, hb, £25.00
978 1 86064 313 2, pb, £14.99
49
... Fatimids and their Successors in Yaman, The: Sayyid,
978 1 86064 690 4, hb, £25.00
49
... Filming the Modern Middle East: Khatib
978 1 84511 192 2, hb, £59.50
978 1 84511 191 5, pb, £16.99
51
... Fire, The Star and the Cross, The: Khanbaghi,
978 1 84511 056 7, hb, £56.50
17
... Firearms of the Islamic World: Elgood,
978 1 85043 963 9, hb, £75.00
54
... Flatweaves of Turkey: Bandsma & Brandt,
978 0 85667 528 7, hb, £25.00
54
… For the Living and the Dead: Wickett,
978 1 84885 050 7, hb, £45.00
29
... Forgotten Schools, The: Shahvar,
978 1 84511 683 5, hb, £56.50
17
... Foreign Investment in the Ottoman Empire: Geyikdagi,
978 1 84885 461 1, hb, £54.50
32
… Formation of Arab Reason: Jabri,
978 1 84885 061 3, hb, £54.50
8
... Fortresses of the Intellect: Ali-de-Unzaga,
978 1 84885 626 4, hb, £25.00
46
... Forugh Farrokhzad...: Parviz et al
978 1 84885 155 9, hb, £54.50
978 1 84885 156 6, pb, £16.99
57
... Founding the Fatimid State: Haji,
978 1 85043 885 4, hb, £29.50
50
... Fragments of Culture: Kandiyoti & Saktanber,
978 1 86064 427 6, pb, £17.99
35
... France and Iraq: Styan,
978 1 84511 045 1, hb, £59.50
21
... From a Persian Tea House: Carroll,
978 184511 500 5, pb, £9.99
58
... From Cairo to Baghdad: Canton,
978 1 84885 696 7, hb, £56.50
56
... From Empire to Orient: Nash,
978 1 85043 767 3, hb, £27.50
58
... From Iran to Hollywood...: Gow,
978 1 84885 526 7, hb, £51.50
978 1 84885 527 4, pb, £17.99
51
... From Mission to Modernity: Sedra,
978 1 84885 548 9, hb, £54.50
28
... From Oslo to Jerusalem: Qurie
978 1 84511 132 8, hb, £24.50
22
INDEX / ORDER FORM
... From Palace to Prison: Naraghi,
978 1 85043 704 8, hb, £42.00
... From Shamanism to Sufism: Sultanova,
978 1 84885 309 6, hb, £51.50
... From the Lands of Figs ...: Saloum & Peters,
978 1 86064 038 4, pb, £18.99
... Frontier Fictions: Kashani-Sabet,
978 1 85043 270 8, hb, £56.50
... Frontiers of Ottoman Studies, Vol 1: Imber et al
978 1 85043 631 7, hb, £59.50
... Frontiers of Ottoman Studies, Vol 2: Imber, et al
978 1 85043 664 5, hb, £59.50
... Frontline Pakistan: Hussain
978 1 84511 266 0, hb, £35.00
978 1 84511 802 0, pb, £9.99
… Fundamentalism in the..., Vol 1: Martensson
978 1 84885 330 0, hb, £59.50
… Fundamentalism in the..., Vol 2: Martensson
978 1 84885 331 7, hb, £59.50
… Fundamentalism in the..., 2 Vol set: Martensson
978 1 84885 361 4, hb, £105.00
... Future of Natural Gas in The ... , The: ECSSR,
978 1 86064 722 2, hb, £47.50
978 1 86064 723 9, pb, £18.99
... Gandhi and the Middle East: Panter-Brick,
978 1 84511 584 5, hb, £49.50
... GCC and the International..., The: Legrenzi,
978 1 84511 921 8, hb, £45.00
... Gender, Modernity and Liberty: Lewis et al
978 1 86064 956 1, hb, £59.50
978 1 86064 957 8, pb, £18.99
... Gender and Identity in North Africa: Cheref,
978 1 84885 449 9, hb, £54.50
... Gender and Nation Building... : Young,
978 1 84885 481 9, hb, £54.50
... Gendering the Middle East: Kandiyoti,
978 1 85043 949 3, pb, £16.95
... General Index...: Yarshater,
978 1 84511 917 1, hb, £59.50
... General Introduction to ...:, Brujin & Yarshater,
978 1 84511 886 0, hb, £59.50
... Genghis Khan: Hartog,
978 1 86064 972 1, pb, £11.99
... Girl in Paris, A: Guppy,
978 1 84511 380 3, pb, £11.99
... Gold for the Sultan: Clay,
978 1 86064 476 4, hb, £56.50
... Good Neighbourly Relations: Stewart
978 1 84511 212 7, hb, £59.50
... Governing Property, Making ...: Mundy & Smith,
978 1 84511 291 2, hb, £59.50
... Grand Delusion, A: Kienle,
978 1 86064 441 2, hb, £45.00
978 1 86064 442 9, pb, £16.99
... Great Belzoni, The: Mayes,
978 1 84511 333 9, pb, £11.99
... Great Caliphs, The: Bennison,
978 84511 737 5, hb, £19.50
... Greater Middle East and The ...: Barrett,
978 1 84885 216 7, pb, £19.99
... Gulf Energy and the World: ECSSR,
978 1 86064 210 4, hb, £42.00
978 1 86064 211 1, pb, £18.99
... Gulf Oil in the Aftermath: ECSSR
978 9 94800 753 1, hb, £54.50
978 9 94800 752 4, pb, £19.50
... Gulf Oil and Gas Sector, The: ECSSR,
978 9 94800 809 5, hb, £59.50
978 9 94800 808 8, pb, £18.99
... Gulf States, The: Commins,
978 1 8488 5278 5, hb, £35.00
... Gulf, The: ECSSR,
978 1 85043 382 8, pb, £18.99
... Gulf, The: ECSSR,
978 9 94800 705 0, hb, £57.50
978 9 94800 704 3, pb, £27.50
... Hafiz and his Contemporaries: Brookshaw
978 1 84885 144 3, hb, £56.50
... Hafiz and the Religion...: Lewishohn
978 1 84885 339 3, hb, £45.00
... Hafiz, Master of Persian Poetry: Loloi,
978 1 86064 923 3, hb, £59.50
... Haifa: Seikaly,
978 1 85043 958 5, hb, £45.00
978 1 86064 556 3, pb, £16.99
... Hajj Paintings: Parker & Neil,
978 1 85043 265 4, hb, £42.00
... Hamdani Collection, The: de Blois
978 1 84885 764 3 hb £47.50
... Hamid al-Din al-Kirmani: Walker,
978 1 86064 321 7, hb, £25.00
978 1 86064 420 7, pb, £14.99
... Hammurabi of Babylon: Charpin,
978 1 84885 752 0, hb, £55.00
… Hardship and Deliverance...: Khalifa,
978 1 84885 117 7, hb, £56.50
... Heart Beguiling Araby: Tidrick,
978 1 84885 146 7, pb, £11.99
... Heroic Epic: Yarshater,
978 1 84511 905 8, hb, £59.50
... Hezbollah: Harik,
978 1 84511 024 6, pb, £12.99
... Historic Maps of Armenia: Galichian,
978 1 86064 979 0, hb, £59.50
... History of the Arabian ...: al-Semmari,
978 1 84511 688 0, hb, £35.00
... History of Middle East ..., A: Owen & Pamuk,
978 1 86064 275 3, hb, £59.50
978 1 86064 276 0, pb, £17.99
18
42
59
18
35
35
11
9
9
9
13
58
26
39
39
39
39
16
16
58
58
35
26
35
29
59
20
12
13
13
13
27
28
42
55
55
55
23
54
48
49
19
45
57
16
25
54
3
4
… History of Water, A, Series II, Vol. 1: Tvedt et al
978 1 84511 980 5, hb, £75.00
3
… History of Water, A, Series II, Vol. 2: Tvedt et al
978 1 84885 350 8, hb, £85.00
3
… History of Water, A, Series II, Vol. 3: Tvedt et al
978 1 84885 351 5, hb, £85.00
3
... History of Water, A: Tvedt et al,
... Vol. 1: Water Control & River Biographies,
978 1 85043 445 0, hb, £85.00,
3
... Vol. 2: The Political Economy of Water,
978 1 85043 446 7, hb, £85.00,
3
... Vol. 3: The World of Water,
978 1 85043 447 4, hb, £85.00,
3
3
... 3 vol. set: 978 1 85043 593 8, hb, £225.00
... History of Zionism, The: Laqueur,
978 1 86064 932 5, pb, £17.99
23
... Holy Roman Empire and the Ottomans, The: Birdal,
978 1 84885 622 6, hb, £51.50
31
... Homogenization of Representations: Sadria,
978 1 84885 625 7, pb, £24.50
53
... House of Many Mansions, A: Salibi,
978 1 86064 912 7, pb, £16.99
25
... Human Resource Development ....: ECSSR,
978 9 94800 412 7, hb, £47.50
978 9 94800 413 4, pb, £19.50
41
... Human Resources and Development...: ECSSR,
978 9 94814 249 2, hb, £64.00
978 9 94814 248 5, pb, £35.00
28
… Human Rights in Arab Thought: Jayyusi,
978 1 85403 707 9, hb, £59.50
41
… Hymns of Zoroaster, The: West,
978 1 84885 347 8, hb, £45.00
978 1 85885 505 2, pb, £14.99
14
... Ibn Battuta: Harvey,
978 1 84511 394 0, pb, £10.99
45
... Ibn Hajar: Jacques,
978 1 84885 186 3, pb, £10.99
45
... Identity and Turkish Foreign Policy: Uzer,
978 1 84885 569 4, hb, £56.50
33
... Identity Politics in the ...: Hatina
978 1 84511 135 9, hb, £59.50
42
... Identity Politics in Central...: van Schendel et al,
978 1 86064 261 6, hb, £56.50
38
... Ilkhanid Book of Ascension, The: Gruber,
978 1 84511 499 2, hb, £54.50
45
... Imagining the Arab Other: Labib
978 1 85411 384 1, hb, £59.50
42
... Imagining the End: Amanat & Bernhardsson,
978 1 86064 724 6, hb, £56.50
4
… Immigration and National Identity: Aissaoui,
978 1 84511 835 8, hb, £56.50
30
... Imperial Identities: Lorcin,
978 1 86064 376 7, pb, £18.99
30
... Imperial Identity in Mughal India: Balabanlilar,
978 1 84885 726 1, hb, £54.50
7
... Imperial Istanbul: Taylor,
978 1 86064 249 4, pb, £12.99
58
... In Morocco: Wharton,
978 1 85043 639 3, pb, £9.99
59
... In Pursuit of Legitimacy: Al-Awadi,
978 1 85043 632 4, hb, £59.50
30
... In the Lion’s Den: Tabler,
978 1 84885 147 4, hb, £17.99
5
... In the Shadow of the King: Walcher,
978 1 85043 434 4, hb, £51.50
18
... Ionia: Stark,
978 1 84885 191 7, pb, £11.99
57
... Independent Iraq: Elliot,
978 1 85043 729 1, hb, £56.50
20
... Information Revolution and ..., The: ECSSR,
978 1 86064 247 0, hb, £47.50
978 1 86064 209 8, pb, £19.50
28
… Innovation and Empire in Turkey: Zorlu,
978 1 84511 694 1, hb, £54.50
35
... Inside Hamas: Chehab,
978 1 84511 389 6, hb, £17.99
11
... Intellectual Traditions in Islam: Daftary,
978 1 86064 435 1, hb, £25.00
978 1 86064 760 4, pb, £14.99
48
... International Interests in ...: ECSSR
978 9 94800 659 6, hb, £54.50
978 9 948006 58 9, pb, £22.50
12
... Intervention Architecture: Aga Kahn Foundation,
978 1 84511 673 6, pb, £18.99
53
… Introduction to Medieval Jewish ...: Rynhold
978 1 84511 747 4, hb, £49.50
978 1 84511 748 1, pb, £16.99
50
... Introduction to The Qur’an: Draz,
978 1 84885 689 9, pb, £12.99
43
... Inventing Lebanon: Firro,
978 1 86064 857 1, hb, £56.50
25
… Investing in the Middle East: Mishrif,
978 1 84885 336 2, hb, £59.50
10
... Iqbal: Mir,
978 1 84511 094 9, pb, £11.99
45
… Iran: the Crisis of Democracy: Azimi,
978 1 86064 980 6, pb, £16.99
17
... Iran and Iraq at War: Chubin & Tripp,
978 1 85043 092 6, hb, £30.00
11
... Iran and the First World War: Atabaki,
978 1 86064 964 6, hb, £56.50
18
... Iran and the Gulf: Al-Suwaidi,
978 1 86064 144 2, pb, £25.00
12
... Iran and the Rise of its ...: Ehteshami & Zweiri,
978 1 84511 388 9, hb, £25.00
10
... Iran and the Rise of Reza Shah: Ghani,
978 1 86064 258 6, hb, £54.50
978 1 86064 629 4, pb, £17.99
18
... Iran and the World in the ...: Floor & Herzig,
978 1 85043 930 1, hb, £45.00
14
... Iran Connection, The: Ghorayeb,
978 1 84885 740 7, hb, £29.95
15
... Iran’s Economy under the ...: Amuzegar,
978 1 86064 104 6, pb, £18.99
19
... Iran, Saudi Arabia and the Gulf: al-Saud,
978 1 86064 881 6, hb, £51.50,
12
… Iran in the 20th century: Atabaki,
978 1 84511 962 1, hb, £54.50
17
... Iran Oil: Howard,
978 1 84511 249 3, hb, £20.00
11
... Iranian Cinema: Sadr,
978 1 84511 146 5, hb, £56.50
978 1 84511 147 2, pb, £16.99
51
... Iraq: ECSSR,
978 9 94800 639 8, hb, £47.50
978 9 94800 638 1, pb, £18.99
21
... Iraq Ablaze: Chehab,
978 1 84511 110 6, hb, £20.00
21
... Iraq and the War on Terror: Rogers,
978 1 84511 205 9, pb, £14.99
21
... Iraq Confidential: Ritter,
978 1 84885 086 6, pb, £12.99
21
... Iraq Since 1958: Sluglett & Sluglett,
978 1 86064 622 5, pb, £15.99
21
... Iraqi Refugees, The: Sassoon,
978 1 84885 697 4, pb, £16.99
20
… Islam: Raudvere
978 1 84885 083 5, hb, £54.50
978 1 84885 084 2, pb, £14.99
43
... Islam and Democracy in Iran: Mir-Hosseini et al,
978 1 84511 133 5, hb, £56.50
978 1 84511 134 2. pb, £16.99
11
… Islam and Dissent in ...: Ghamari-Tabrizi,
978 1 84511 879 2, hb, £59.50
978 1 84511 880 8, pb, £17.99
41
... Islam and Gender: Mir-Hosseini,
978 1 85043 268 5, hb, £56.50
978 1 85043 269 2, pb, £16.99
39
... Islam and Modernism: Martin,
978 1 85043 101 5, hb, £51.50
18
… Islam and Political Violence: Akbarzadeh et al,
978 1 84885 197 9, pb, £15.99
9
... Islam and Romantic Orientalism: Sharafuddin,
978 1 86064 026 1, pb, £16.99
59
… Islam and Secularism in Turkey: Azak,
978 1 84885 263 1, hb, £54.50
34
... Islam and the Myth of Confrontation: Halliday,
978 1 86064 996 7, pb, £14.99
11
… Islam and the Russian Empire: d’Encausse,
978 1 84511 894 5, pb, £17.99
4
... Islam and the Victorians: Khattak,
978 1 84511 429 9, hb, £49.50,
4
... Islam Today: Ahmed,
978 1 86064 257 9, pb, £13.99
11
… Islam, Law and the State in... Vol 1: Lindsey
978 1 84885 065 1, hb, £75.00
40
… Islam, Law and the State in... Vol 2: Lindsey
978 1 84885 066 8, hb, £75.00
41
… Islam, Law and the State in... Vol 3: Lindsey
978 1 84885 067 5, hb, £75.00
41
… Islam, Law and the State... Asia 3 vol set: Lindsey
978 1 84885 068 2, hb, £155.00
41
... Islam, Liberalism and Human Rights: Dalacoura,
978 1 84511 382 7, pb, £14.99
42
... Islam, Orientalism and Intellectual History: Salama,
978 1 84885 005 7, hb, £54.50
9
... Islam, the People and the State: Zubaida,
978 1 84511 823 5, pb, £12.99
10
... Islam’s Fateful Path: Meriboute,
978 1 84511 740 5, hb, £45.00
978 1 84511 741 2, pb, £14.99
45
… Islam’s Perfect Stranger, Thomas
978 1 84885 004 0, hb, £56.50
45
... Islam’s Quantum Question: Guessoum,
978 1 84885 517 5, hb, £59.50
978 1 84885 518 2, pb, £16.99
44
... Islamic Architecture in Iran: Khaghani,
978 1 84885 729 2, hb, £59.50
52
... Islamic Britain: Lewis,
978 1 86064 815 1, pb, £13.99
42
... Islamic Finance and Law: Balala,
978 1 84885 076 7, hb, £59.50
40
... Islamic Frontiers of China: Dajani & Wong,
978 1 84885 702 5, hb, £35.00
52
... Islamic History: Humphreys,
978 1 85043 360 6, pb, £15.99
4
... Islamic Jerusalem and its Christmas: Styan
978 1 84511 353 7, hb, £59.50
23
… Islamic Land Tax: Katbi,
978 1 84885 063 7, hb, £52.50
41
... Islamic Law: Gleave,
978 1 86064 119 0, hb, £50.00
978 1 86064 652 2, pb, £17.99
41
... Islamic Movements: ECSSR,
978 9 94800 546 9, hb, £39.50
978 9 94800 545 2, pb, £18.99
11
... Islamic Politics in Palestine: Milton-Edwards,
978 1 86064 475 7, pb, £17.99
23
... Islamist Radicalisation...: Joffe,
978 1 84885 480 2, hb, £59.50
9
… Islamic Reform and Conservatism: Gesink,
978 1 84511 936 2, hb, £59.50
10
... Islamic Thought in the ...: Taji-Farouki et al,
978 1 85043 425 2, hb, £47.50
978 1 85043 751 2, pb, £14.99
48
... Islamic Utopian, An: Rahnema,
978 1 86064 552 5, pb, £17.99
18
... Ismaili and Other Arabic Manuscripts: Cortese,
www.ibtauris.com
61
INDEX / ORDER FORM
62
978 1 86064 433 7, hb, £47.50
48
... Ismaili Literature: Daftary,
978 1 85043 439 9, hb, £35.00
48
... Ismailis in Medieval Muslim Societies: Daftary,
978 1 84511 091 8, hb, £29.50
49
... Israeli Cinema: Shohat,
978 1 84511 312 4, hb, £49.50
978 1 84511 313 1, pb, £15.99
51
... Jerusalem in World War I: Ballobar,
978 1 84885 632 5, hb, £59.50
22
... Jewish Identities in Iran: Amanat,
978 1 84511 891 4, hb, £56.50
15
... Jihad: Kepel,
978 1 84511 257 8, pb, £15.99
11
... Jordan and the United States: El-Anis,
978 1 84885 471 0, hb, £59.50
26
... Jordan Since 1989: Knowles,
978 1 85043 633 1, hb, £56.50
26
... Jordanian Palestinian ..., The: Braizat,
978 1 86064 291 3, hb, £51.50
6
... Journey in the Future of Water, A: Tvedt,
978 1 84885 744 5, hb, £47.50
978 1 84885 745 2, pb, £14.99
2
... Judaism: Leaman,
978 1 84885 394 2, hb, £54.50
978 1 84885 395 9, pb, £14.99
50
... Justice and Remembrance: Shah-Kazemi,
978 1 84511 065 9, hb, £25.00
48
Kashmir in Conflict: Schofield,
978 1 84885 105 4, pb, £14.99
10
... Kazakhstan: Cummings,
978 1 86064 854 0, hb, £56.50
38
... Kerr’s Voyages 1: Kerr,
978 1 84885 613 4, hb, £425.00
55
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... Khomeini: Moin,
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... Knowledge and Liberation: Hunzai,
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... Kurds, Arabs and Britons: Fieldhouse,
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... Kurds of Iraq, The: Aziz,
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... Land Beyond Promise: Shindler,
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... Light from the East: Freely,
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... Lightning over Yemen: Smith,
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... Literature of Pre-Islamic Iran…: Yarshater,
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... Middle East in the World ..., The: Owen,
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... Muslim Kingship: Al-Azmeh,
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... Muslims and the News Media: Poole et al,
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... Negotiating Change: Jones
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… Odyssey of Ibn Battuta: Waines,
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... Oil Policies, Oil Myths: Chalabi,
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... Ornament of Histories, The: Bosworth,
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... Ottoman Origins of Modern Iraq, The: Ceylan,
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... Ottoman Tulips, Ottoman Coffee: Sajdi,
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34
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INDEX / ORDER FORM
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... Ottomans, Turks and the Balkans: Boyar
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... Out of Egypt: Aciman,
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... Out of Evil: Chan,
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13
... Out of the Middle East: Shair,
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... Outside In: Rogan,
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... Over-stating the Arab State: Ayubi,
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... Palace of Darius at Susa, The: Perrot,
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… Palestine in Israeli School Books: Peled-Elhanan,
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… Palestinians in Lebanon: Roberts,
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... Peace Business, The: Bouillon,
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… Peoples Apart: Pappé,
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... Persian Prose: Yarshater,
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... Phoenicia: Rawlinson,
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... Philosophy of Ecstasy, The: Lewisohn,
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... Pipelines: Kandiyoti,
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... Poetics of Iranian Cinema, The: Sheibani,
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… Political Economy of Ottoman Public Debt: Birdal,
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... Political Economy of Syria ..., The: Perthes,
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... Political Economy of Iran Under..., The: Amirahmadi,
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... Politics and Poetics...: Hajjar,
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... Politics of Interventionism in ...: Farah,
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... Price of Fear, The: Warde,
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... Prospects for Democracy in Central ...: Schlyter,
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... Qajar Iran and the Rise of Reza Khan ...: Keddie,
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... Reading Iraq: al-Musawi,
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... Rebels with a Cause: Behrooz,
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... Recognizing Islam: Gilsenan,
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... Refugee Status in Islam: Shoukri,
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... Reign of Mubarak Al-Sabah, The: Alghanim,
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... Religious and Mystical Literature: Yarshater,
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... Reporting Islam: Poole,
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... Reset the Middle East: Kinzer
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... Rethinking Islamism: Desai,
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... Rethinking Islamist Politics: Ismail,
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... Rethinking Orientalism: Lewis,
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... Reviving Phoenicia: Kaufman,
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... Revolt in the Desert: Lawrence,
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... Revolution and Reform in Russia and Iran: Tazmini,
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… Revolutionary Ideology and Islamic ...: Lafraie
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17
... Revolutionary Year, A: Owen & Louis,
978 1 86064 402 3, hb, £56.50
4
... Revolutions and the Collapse ...: Shakibi
978 1 84511 292 9, hb, £59.50
12
… Rise of Islam, The: Curtis & Stewart.
978 1 84511 691 0, hb, £39.50
16
... Risk and Uncertainty in the ... Market: ECSSR,
978 9 94800 573 5, hb, £54.50
978 9 94800 572 8, pb, £18.99
13
... Rituals in Babism and Baha’ism: MacEoin,
978 1 85043 654 6, hb, £56.50
11
... River Nile in the Age of the British, The: Tvedt,
978 1 86064 835 9, hb, £59.50
29
… River Nile in the Post-Colonial Age: Tvedt
978 1 84511 970 6, hb, £59.50
3
... Road Through Kurdistan: Hamilton,
978 1 85043 637 9, pb, £9.99
36
... Road to Jerusalem, The: Morris,
978 1 86064 989 9, pb, £17.99
23
... Roads to Glory: Bobroff,
978 1 84511 142 7, hb, £59.50
36
... Role of the State in West Asia, The: Rabo & Utas,
978 9 18688 413 0, pb, £25.00
38
... Rule of Law in the ..., The: Cotran & Yamani,
978 1 86064 562 4, hb, £79.50
41
... Sacred Script: Mansour,
978 1 84885 439 0, hb, £59.50
52
... Sacred Space and Holy War: Cole,
978 1 86064 761 1, hb, £56.60
978 1 86064 736 9, pb, £14.99
45
... Sadeq Hedayat: Katouzian,
978 1 86064 413 9, pb, £14.99
58
... Safavid Dynastic Shrine, The: Rizvi,
978 1 84885 354 6, hb, £54.50
53
... Safavid Iran: Newman,
978 1 84511 830 3, pb, £17.99
17
... Safavid Persia: Melville,
978 1 86064 086 5, pb, £22.50
16
... Said Nursi: Turner & Horkuc,
9781845117740, pb, £10.99
46
... Sanctioning Iran: Alikhani,
978 1 86064 626 3, hb, £59.50
18
… Sasanian Era, The: Curtis & Stewart,
978 1 84511 690 3, hb, £39.50
16
... Satellite Realms: Sakr,
978 1 86064 688 1, hb, £56.50
978 1 86064 689 8, pb, £15.99
12
… Scriptural Geography: Aiken,
978 1 84511 818 1, hb, £45.00
22
... Secret of Laughter, The: Guppy,
978 1 884511 695 8, pb, £9.99
58
... Sensibilities of the Islamic Mediterranean: Ostle,
978 1 84511 650 7, hb, £59.50
43
... Shamanism and Islam: Zarcone & Hobart,
9781848856028, hb, £59.50
42
... Shah Abbas: Blow,
978 1 84511 989 8, pb, £14.99
14
... Shah and I, The: Alam,
978 1 84511 372 8, pb, £14.99
18
... Shari’a and Islamism in Sudan: Fluehr-Lobban,
978 1 84885 666 0, hb, £59.50
30
... Shattering Tradition: Dostal & Kraus,
978 1 85043 634 8, hb, £56.50
43
... Shi’a of Lebanon, The: Shanahan,
978 1 85043 766 6, hb, £56.50
25
... Shi’i Islam and Identity: Ridgeon,
978 1 84885 649 3, hb, £56.50
6
... Shi’i Islam in Iranian Cinema: Pak-Shiraz,
978 1 84885 510 6, hb, £56.50
51
... Shimmering Light: Hunzai,
978 1 86064 151 0, pb, £12.99
49
... Shipwrecked Sailor in Arabic..., The: Baroud,
978 1 84885 552 6, hb, £59.50
56
… Shocked and Awed: Halliday,
978 1 84885 031 6, pb, £12.99
5
... Shop of One’s Own, A: Rabo,
978 1 85043 683 6, hb, £59.50
42
... Sibawayhi: Carter,
978 1 85043 671 3, pb, £11.99
46
... Silk Road, The: Hedin,
978 1 84511 898 3, pb, £12.99
58
... Sinan: Rogers,
978 1 84511 096 3, pb, £11.99
45
... Slave Girls of Baghdad, The: Caswell,
978 1 84885 577 9, hb, £56.50
17
... Slaves Of the Shah: Babaie, Babayan, et al,
978 1 86064 721 5, hb, £51.50
16
... Smoking, Culture and Economy in ...: Schechter,
978 1 84511 137 3, hb, £56.50
29
... Southern Gates of Arabia, The: Stark,
978 1 84885 315 7, pb, £11.99
57
... Southern Sudan: Tvedt,
978 1 86064 937 0, vol 1, hb, £95.00
978 1 86064 938 7, vol 2, hb, £95.00
978 1 86064 987 5, 2 vol set, hb, £165.00
4
… Spatial Conceptions of the...: Diamondouros, et al
978 1 84885 131 3, hb, £56.50
34
... Spirit of the Phoenix: Llewellyn,
978 1 84511 753 1, hb, £17.99
25
... Spiritual Quest: Kazemi,
978 1 84885 447 5, pb, £5.99
47
... Spirituality of Shi’i Islam, The: Amir-Moezzi,
978 1 84511 738 2, hb, £39.50
46
... Stability and Change in the...: Selvik & Stenslie,
978 1 84885 585 4, hb, £56.50
978 1 84885 589 2, pb, £15.99
6
... Standing Trial: Dupret,
978 1 86064 997 4, hb, £56.50
43
... State Building and Counter...: Worrall,
978 1 84885 634 9, hb, £59.50
27
... State and Society in Iran: Katouzian,
978 1 84511 272 1, pb, £17.99
17
... State and the Subaltern, The: Atabaki
978 1 84511 339 1, hb, £59.50
36
... Stolen Boys of the Ottoman Empire: Argo,
978 1 84885 619 6, hb, £54.50
32
... Strange Times in Persia: Mozaffari & Hakkak,
978 1 84511 416 9, hb, £35.00
978 1 84511 417 6, pb, £12.99
19
... Strategic Positioning in the Oil Industry: Steven,
978 1 86064 362 0, hb, £42.00
978 1 86064 366 8, pb, £17.50
13
... Strolling Through Istanbul: Freely,
978 1 84885 154 2, pb, £12.99
57
... Struggle for Lebanon, The: Kalawoun,
978 1 86064 423 8, hb, £56.50
25
... Struggle for Power in Syria, The: van Dam,
978 1 84885 760 5, pb, £14.99
24
... Struggle in the Levant: Attié,
978 1 86064 467 2, hb, £54.50
25
... Struggling with the Philosopher: al-Shahrastani,
978 1 86064 693 5, hb, £25.00
49
... Subjects of the Sultan: Faroqhi,
978 1 85043 760 4, pb, £14.99
35
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... Suez: Kyle,
978 1 84885 533 5, pb, £17.99
... Sufism and the ‘Modern’ ...: van Bruinessen et al
978 1 85043 854 0, hb, £45.00
… Sufism Today: Raudvere & Stenberg,
978 1 84511 762 7, hb, £54.50
... Sultans & Mosques: Hasan,
978 1 84511 381 0, hb, £59.50
... Sultan’s Procession, The: Adahl,
978 9 18688 418 5, hb, £54.50
... Sultan’s Yemen, The: Farah,
978 1 86064 767 3, hb, £59.50
... Surviving the Mongols: Jamal,
978 1 86064 432 0, hb, £25.00
978 1 86064 876 2, pb, £14.99
... Sword of Persia, The: Axworthy,
978 1 84511 982 9, pb, £14.99
... Syria and Iran: Goodarzi,
978 1 84511 997 3, pb, £16.99
... Syria and Saudi Arabia: Sunayama,
978 1 84511 302 5, pb, £59.50
... Syria and the USA: Moubayed,
978 1 84885 705 6, hb, £54.50
... Tabari: Martensson,
978 1 84885 185 6, pb, £9.99
... Tales from the Bazaars of Arabia, The: Shah,
978 1 84511 701 6, pb, £10.99
... Taliban: Rashid,
978 1 84885 446 8, pb, £9.99
... Taste of Thyme, A: Zubaida & Tapper
978 1 86064 603 4, pb, £11.99
... Taste of Persia, A: Batmanglij,
978 1 84511 437 4, pb, £16.99
... Tastes of Byzantium: Dalby,
978 1 84885 165 8, pb, £14.99
... Technology and National Identity in Turkey: Celik,
978 1 84885 429 1, hb, £56.50
... Terrorism and Global Disorder: Guelke,
978 1 85043 803 8, hb, £59.50,
978 1 85043 804 5, pb, £15.99
… Three Kings in Baghdad: de Gaury,
978 1 84511 353 7, pb, £14.99
... Three Women of Herat: Doubleday,
978 1 84511 026 0, pb, £9.99
... Tormented Births: Al-Khafaji,
978 1 86064 976 9, hb, £59.50
... Trade, Industrialization ...: Amid & Hadjikhani,
978 1 85043 681 2, hb, £59.50
... Trail of War, The: Hedin
978 1 84511702 3, pb, £11.99
... Transformation of Islamic Art ..., The: Tabbaa,
978 1 85043 392 7, hb, £42.00
.... Transformation of Ottoman Crete, The: Senisik,
978 1 84885 541 0, hb, £59.50
... Transformation of Turkey, The: Gocek,
978 1 84885 611 0, hb, £59.50
... Transforming Damascus: Hudson,
978 1 84511 579 1, hb, £54.50
... Travels of Ibn Al-Tayyib: Lahlali et al,
978 1 84885 006 4, hb, £56.50
... Travellers in Egypt: Starkey & Starkey,
978 1 86064 674 4, pb, £11.99
... Travelling the Incense Route: Toy,
978 1 84511 995 9, pb, £9.99
… Tribeswomen of Iran: Hunag,
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35
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49
17
24
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24
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59
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34
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20
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41
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32
33
24
57
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978 1 84511 832 7, hb, £54.50
40
... Triumph of Military Zionism, The: Shindler,
978 1 84885 024 8, pb, £18.99
22
... Troubled Waters: Dekmejian & Simonian,
978 1 86064 922 6, pb, £18.99
38
… Tuareg in a Globalised Society: Kohl & Fischer,
978 184885 370 6, hb, £56.50
2
... Turkey: Zurcher,
978 1 85043 399 6, hb, £51.50
978 1 86064 958 5, pb, £15.99
36
... Turkey and European Security Defence Policy: Ustun,
978 1 84885 267 9, hb, £56.50
33
... Turkey and the Dilemma of EU Accession: Bogdani,
978 1 84885 458 1, hb, £54.50
978 1 84885 459 8, pb, £14.99
33
... Turkey Beyond Nationalism: Kieser
978 1 84511 141 0, hb, £59.50
36
... Turkey, Islamists and Democracy: Atasoy,
978 1 85043 758 1, hb, £45.00
36
... Turkish Democracy Today: Kalycioglu, et al,
978 1 84511 185 4, hb, £56.50
36
... Twelve Days in Persia: Sackville-West
978 1 84511 933 1, pb, £9.99
58
... Twelve Photographic Journeys: Ghabaian & Saberi,
978 1 85043 719 2, pb, £18.99
54
... Two Faiths, One Banner: Almond,
978 1 84511 655 2, hb, £19.50
3
... Umar: Numani,
978 1 85043 670 6, pb, £11.99
46
... Understanding Iraq: Polk,
978 1 84511 123 6, pb, £12.99
21
... Understanding the Qur’an: Haleem,
978 1 84511 789 4, pb, £14.99
44
... Unfulfilled Potential: Koch,
978 9 94842 430 7, pb, £15.00
27
... Unwelcome Neighbour, The: Lundgren
978 1 85043 682 9, hb, £54.50
36
... Veiled Half Truths: Mabro,
978 1 86064 027 8, pb, £19.95
40
... View from Istanbul, The: Husayn,
978 1 86064 856 4, hb, £54.50
25
... Violence and Diplomacy in Lebanon: Salem,
978 1 85043 835 9, hb, £49.50
25
... Visions of Ararat: Walker,
978 1 85043 888 5, pb, £12.99
58
... Visions of the East: Bernstein & Studlar,
978 1 86064 304 0, hb, £56.50
978 1 86064 305 7, pb, £18.99
52
... Vision of Islam, The: Murata & Chittick
978 1 84511 320 9, pb, £14.99
45
… Vision of the Middle East, A: al-Sudairi,
978 1 86064 581 5, hb, £27.50
4
... Visual World of Muslim India, The: Parodi,
978 1 84885 746 9, hb, £65.00
53
... Vladimir Putin and Central Asia: Jonson,
978 1 85043 628 7, hb, £54.50
38
… Voices of Jihad: Bokhari,
978 1 84511 130 4, hb, £42.50
978 1 84511 131 1, pb, £12.99
8
... Wahhabi Islam: Delong-Bas,
978 1 84511 322 3, pb, £14.99
27
... Wahhabi Mission and Saudi Arabia, The: Commins,
978 1 84885 014 9, pb, £14.99
27
... Wandering Lake: Hedin,
978 1 84885 022 4, pb, £10.99
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... Wanderings in Arabia: Doughty,
978 1 84511 810 5, hb, £39.50
978 1 84511766 5, pb, £14.99
58
... War in Iranian Cinema: Khosronejad,
978 1 84885 285 3, hb, £54.50
51
… Water, Power and Politics in the Middle East: Selby,
978 1 86064 934 9, hb, £59.50
12
... Water, Technology and Development: Hvidt,
978 1 86064 216 6, hb, £65.00
12
... Well-Protected Domains, The: Deringil,
978 1 86064 472 6, pb, £19.99
35
… What it Means to be Palestinian: Matar,
978 1 84885 457 4, hb, £54.50
978 1 84885 363 8, pb, £14.99
21
... Window of Opportunity, A: Koch & Neugart,
978 9 94842 474 1,pb, £15.00
27
... Winter in Arabia, A: Stark,
978 1 84885 192 4, pb, £11.99
58
... Without Glory in Arabia: Hinchcliffe, et al,
978 1 84511 140 3, hb, £29.50
4
… Women and Change in Cyprus: Hadjipavlou,
978184511 934 8, hb, £56.50
39
... Women and Media in the Middle East: Sakr,
978 1 85043 485 6, hb, £54.50
978 1 85043 545 7, pb, £16.99
39
… Women in Iraq: al-Jawaheri,
978 1 84511 647 7, hb, £49.50,
978 1 84511 648 4, pb, £16.99
10
... Women in Islam and the Middle East: Roded,
978 1 84511 385 8, pb, £15.99
39
… Women in the Ottoman Balkans: Buturovic et al,
978 1 84511 505 0, hb, £59.50
39
... Women Under Islam: Jones-Pauly,
978 1 84511 386 5, hb, £59.50
39
... Women Workers in Turkey: Dedeoglu,
978 1 84511 478 7, hb, £49.50
35
... Women’s Rituals and Ceremonies in the: Khosronejad,
978 1 84885 648 6, hb, £54.50
38
... Wondrous Words: Lewisohn,
978 1 84885 270 9, hb, £45.00
54
… World of Achaemenid Persia, The: Curtis & Simpson
978 1 84885 346 1, hb, £59.50
17
... Writing the Feminine: Deguilhem & Marin,
978 1 86064 697 3, hb, £56.50
43
... Yemen and the Coming Chaos: Hill,
978 1 84885 758 2, hb, £49.50
978 1 84885 759 9, pb, £14.99
27
... Yemen Divided: Brehony,
978 1 84885 635 6, hb, £35.00
27
... Young Ottomans, The: Cicek,
978 1 84885 333 1, hb, £56.50
32
… Yezidis, The: Acikyiliz,
978 1 84885 274 7, hb, £49.50
36
… Young Turk Legacy and National..., The: Zurcher,
978 1 84885 271 6, hb, £54.50
978 1 84885 272 3, pb, £17.99
33
… Zaza Kurds of Turkey: Kaya,
978 1 84511 875 4, hb, £56.50
34
… Zoroastrianism: Rose,
978 1 84885 087 3, hb, £45.00
978 1 84885 088 0, pb, £14.99
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