...Jakob Krais Abstract During the 1920s and 1930s, French Algeria and Italian Libya witnessed spectacular motor-sports events: desert rallies as well as car races on closed circuits. Speed sports events, in this context, served three main purposes: they integrated or reconquered the colonial...

... of silence in the social sciences today. Finally, it proposes an alternative view on decolonizing the social sciences and historiography and on decentering future ethical research. This article presents a history of fascist genocide in Libya and Italy based on the agency and a narrative of the Libyans who...

...Simon Jackson Abstract This essay introduces a special section dedicated to examining the history and culture of automobility, considering a quartet of essays on Saudi Arabia, Egypt, Libya and Algeria, and Syria. Jumping off from the work of Palestinian artist Jumana Manna to examine the motor...

... Terrorism and the State: A Critique of the April 1986 U.S. strike on Tripoli and Bengazi, the major Domination Through Fear. This book should be read by all population centers of the North African country of Libya. serious students of political economy and international rela- According to Perdue...

... of automobility across Saudi Arabia, Egypt, Libya, Algeria, and Syria to address the relationship between the ubiquity of car cultures and their attendant and powerful transformation of sense and sensibility. On Barak's piece focuses on the uncertain outcomes of Anwar Sadat's policy of Infitah (or Open Door...

... to decolonization. At the Third Committee, the Arab-Asian group circulated similar proposals for a UN trusteeship for Libya and Somaliland of ten years followed by national elections. The momentum generated by the group's proposals laid important obstacles to the plans proposed by Britain and Italy to regain...

... are prioritized, and which are sidelined? Why is the Italian fascist genocide in Libya practically unknown outside of Libya and inside it only through oral poetry and hesitant oral histories? How do theories and paradigms travel from the metropole to obstruct understandings of social phenomena as they are being...

... the scholarship on Indigenous pasts and presents with that of MENA to illustrate the convergences of colonial erasures. Eight essays ranging across Libya, Iraq, the United States, and Israel careful destructure established “normative” practices of research. A second special section on the “Lyric in South Asia...

..., useful, and highly relevant to the fields claims about Iraq and nuclear weapons. In 2003 and of photography, literature, history, colonial and early 2004, however, North Korea, Libya, and Iran postcolonial studies, studies of the African diaspora, thrust...

... Juche Speaking in 2013 about key allies of Iranian Islamists—Muammar al-Qadhafi of Libya and Kim Il-sung of North Korea—a former top commander of the Iranian Revolutionary Guards Corps (IRGC), Muhsin Rafiqdust, did not mince words. In Libya, he said, Qadhafi had established “a kind of idiosyncratic...

... Resurrecting Empire 3 4 now Libya, because they act in line with U.S. Then there is Palestine. Little of what security concerns or give...

... for the Bush administration’s interesting, useful, and highly relevant to the fields claims about Iraq and nuclear weapons. In 2003 and of photography, literature, history, colonial and early 2004, however, North Korea, Libya, and Iran...

... in the Middle East, one has to understand ratization. Countries with less than 65 percent com- the values of its citizens” (2). In the first chapter, bined pluralist secularists and modernist Islamists the author breaks down democratic values into two are Oman, Libya, Yemen, Sudan, Pakistan, Nigeria...

... in the Middle East, one has to understand ratization. Countries with less than 65 percent com- the values of its citizens” (2). In the first chapter, bined pluralist secularists and modernist Islamists the author breaks down democratic values into two are Oman, Libya, Yemen, Sudan, Pakistan, Nigeria...

...- The second category includes Saudi Arabia, Ku- lation as well as economic policies pursued by the re- wait, UAE and Qatar (and perhaps Libya). All of gime. The higher the ratio of the oil income to the these countries are extreme rentier states with rela- population, the more resources the state...

... Sassen and David 19. See ibid. resistance of the African Union to the Western Held; they articulate a global city “exclusively deliberations to invade Libya in 2011. Anna M. Agathangelou...

..., Kuwait, Libya, and Saudi Arabia. Other, less frequently mentioned destinations included prerevolutionary Iran and North Yemen, where Hyundai expanded high-voltage transmission lines in the early 1980s. 2 Saudi Arabia, however, attracted the most workers, employing about 70 percent of South Korean...

... Development Political and ofSocial Aspects Revolution: the since Libya of Deeb Marius with coauthor the is Deeb Program. Omani the of director where shewas D.C., Washington, in University American and Journal East Middle The of editor the as served She has Congress...

... and 197 1 coups. On the front the putschists. Libya, a close ally of Egypt and other hand, the conflict between communist members Nimeiri, seriously damaged the chances of the coup’s and Nimeiri’s supporters in the Revolutionary success by intercepting, on July 22, the BOAC aircraft Council came...

... Lebanon, Libya, Mauritania, Morocco, (such as medicine and agricultural techniques), in report with Census Bureau enumerators. Oman, Palestine, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, Somalia, Sudan, the interests of turning Mexico’s indigenous people...