... ( In Syria with the Bedouin: The Desert Tribes ). Paris : E. Leroux , 1931 . Neep Daniel . Occupying Syria under the French Mandate: Insurgency, Space, and State Formation . Cambridge : Cambridge University Press , 2012 . Pâpoli-Yazdi Mohammad-Hossein . “ La motorisation des moyens...

... as members of Bedouin tribes. Here it is important to acknowledge the radically different ways in which Ottoman and Palestinian refugees were allowed to find shelter, build houses, and create property. In both cases, land was unquestionably fundamental to their resettlement. But in one case, the Ottoman...

..., they cus to meet scholars and receive his training. It endeavored to purify Islam of the “wrong” prac- was his instruction in Damascus, in particular, tices permitted by popular Islam. Initiated by that gave him credibility among the Bedouin Ibn Abd al- Wahhab...

... Abu-Lughod Lila . Dramas of Nationhood: The Politics of Television in Egypt . Chicago : University of Chicago Press , 2005 . Abu-Lughod Lila . Veiled Sentiments: Honor and Poetry in a Bedouin Society . Berkeley : University of California Press , 1986 . Ahearn Laura...

... of In Jordan, bedouin tribes continue to be a pillar of the dominant class or classes, the cohesiveness of the the Hashemite dynasty. During September 1970, the various state institutions, cohesiveness of the coercive tribes, along with the military and the Muslim Broth- apparatuses, the relationship...

..., Veiled Sentiments: Honor Anthropology 4 [1963]: 307–16) and James Scott Iran,” in Women, Religion, and Culture in Iran, ed. and Poetry in a Bedouin Society (Berkeley: University (Weapons of the Weak: Everyday Forms of Peasant Sarah Ansari and Vanessa Martin (Richmond, UK: of California Press, 1986...

... one as “the age of govern- Bedouin areas, subdivided into nomadic, seminomadic and ment.”21 For the tribal members Shryock studied, their land- settled categories, the texts stress the people’s reliance on marks were not the towns or grids on a twentieth-century their own laws and the problems...

... . 96. Wilson, “Devastating Conquest,” 368 . 97. Pursley, Familiar Futures , 10–11 . 98. Lefebvre, Production of Space . 99. Barakat, Bedouin Bureaucrats ; for the definition of state space, see 4; for “empty land,” see especially 20. 100. E.g., Husain, “Bellies...

... literature. All allowances indications actually given (whether oral sources made,43 it is indeed heuristically tempting to see provided by Bedouins, offi cers, or merchants or in the Jabarti...

..., often obliging the colonizer to “catch up” with their tactics. Sakatni explores the practices of nomadic groups under the nascent French Mandate state in Eastern Syria in the 1920s. He shows how Bedouin shaykhs , such as Nuri Sha'lan of the Ruwala tribe, used motorcars within the evolving practices...

.... decision- making power lies with the military- In her brilliant analysis of the place of poetry intelligence establishment that dominates the in Bedouin society, Lila Abu- Lughod demon- region. Moreover, Gilgit- Baltistan is the only strates how...

... subject to the protection and the redistribution of particular communities. Somali pastoralists, but also Arab Bedouin, Koli fishermen, and others framed their raiding practices within frameworks that rejected European moralizing about savage pirates. Moreover, they understood their livelihoods within...

... moving to Mecca because of the risk that travelers from among the feral Bedouins ( al- ʿ urban al-mutawahishin ) might hear that Christians are ruling Mecca and Medina, as they do not distinguish a Muslim consul from an infidel.” 35 As a real go-between, Fadl was simultaneously deprecating...

..., affirming his identity, Burton felt com- and again on his ambiguity. His verbal sparring pelled to reassure him that he was genuine. with the Bedouin men who accompanied the car- In Arabia, at the port of Yambu, Burton avan never got him into trouble, as it would have...

... was retained for both. Boulos calls the two tree names “synonyms” ( Boulos, “Discovery,” 120 ). According to Ibrahim and Baker (“ Medemia argun ,” 10), arjun was reportedly used by Bedouins of the Ababda and Bisharian tribes in the 1830s in Sudan's Nubian Desert. 56. Boulos describes the record...

...- state a central role. Hence, this article will priori- ships, and used and claimed in ways that plan- tize the local and social dynamism of the empire ners and politicians never envisaged. They are 21. Mann, “Autonomous Power of the State,” to “civilize” the Bedouins of Hejaz and Yemen...

... (2004) Bedouin and us, crisscrossing the Forty Days Road. that had no maps” (261). There were rivers of desert tribes, the most beautiful Kip, along with his Canadian lover, Hana, belongs to humans I’ve met in my life. We were German, English, Ondaatje’s multiculturalist, future millennium...

... . Peutz Nathalie . “ Bedouin Abjection: World Heritage, Worldliness, and Worthiness at the Margins of Arabia .” American Ethnologist 38 , no. 2 ( 2011 ): 338 – 60 . Robinson Chase F. Islamic Historiography ( Themes in Islamic History ). Cambridge : Cambridge University Press...

... Bashkin Works of the noble Bedouin. Ibrahim is a source of in- civilized man (133). Jenny, nonetheless...

... Commission (established in 1945 as an umbrella body to unite the Palestinian leaders and factions), he wrote of how he had hoped that after the war, peace and prosperity would come. But instead, only chaos came. He told of armed Bedouin robbers shooting in the air to scare and deter him and his sons...