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Volume 49 - November 2017

Contents

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Cultural and Political Economy

Book Review

Policy

Book Review

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  • MES volume 49 issue 2 Cover and Front matter

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    20 April 2017, pp. f1-f2
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Literary and Cultural Studies

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Notes and Comments

  • RESPONSE TO JEFF D. COLGAN’S REVIEW OF DYING TO FORGET: OIL, POWER, PALESTINE AND THE FOUNDATIONS OF US POLICY IN THE MIDDLE EAST (IJMES 49 [2017]: 360–62)

  • Irene L. Gendzier
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    16 October 2017, pp. 787-789

  • I appreciate the effort of Jeff D. Colgan to grapple with the material presented in my study of the formative years of US policy in Palestine and Israel given his interest in oil policy. However, the analysis of the origin of the US–Israel oil connection is not designed as a warning to oil companies or as a preface to oil nationalizations in the Arab world, which sometimes appears to be Colgan's prime concern in his review. The analysis offered in Dying to Forget: Oil, Power, Palestine and the Foundations of US Policy in the Middle East is about the transformation of Palestine at a time that coincided with the decolonization struggles across North Africa and the Middle East in which US officials recognized the importance of Palestine and its potential through the period including and following Israel's emergence.

Literary and Cultural Studies

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Cultural and Political Economy

Book Review

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    20 April 2017, pp. b1-b7
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    16 October 2017, pp. f1-f2
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Cultural and Political Economy

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    16 October 2017, pp. b1-b10
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State Dynamics

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Obituary

  • VIE HÉROÏQUE: IN MEMORY OF BARBARA HARLOW (1948–2017)

  • Tarek El-Ariss
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    26 July 2017, pp. 575-576
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  • On 28 January 2017, the field of Middle East studies lost one of its strongest and most vocal advocates—Barbara Harlow. Barbara led a heroic life: writing, resisting, drinking, and smoking, to the end! With the heart of a warrior, she practiced muqāwama at every level and in every possible way. Her power of the “No” confronted structures of power, normativity of all kind, and fluff. She was solid, engaged, wise, and infinitely supportive of her students, colleagues, and causes. She was the first to arrive at every demonstration and the last to leave, making sure that the pro-bono lawyers were ready at police stations to work on releasing those arrested. Barbara was real, genuine, and fun to be around. She loved to hear the latest news—and gossip—from Cairo and Beirut as we sat at her kitchen table, sipping white wine and smoking. She read everything, from mystery novels set in Cairo or London to the most recent study on Arabic literature and culture. Browsing her library one finds graphic novels from the Ghassan Kanafani Foundation that she used to learn Arabic; all of Lacan, Blanchot, Artaud, and Derrida from her poststructuralist days; legal and political theory books dealing with South Africa and Palestine; and complete series of journals such as al-Hadaf and al-Karmel.

State Dynamics

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  • MES volume 49 issue 3 Cover and Front matter

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    26 July 2017, pp. f1-f2
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    20 January 2017, pp. f1-f2
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