... shaped everyday and national life in Lebanon in the interwar era. First, Monroe explores how the driving of cars, as a demonstration of state power, served as a tool and representation of government. Second, she looks at how vehicular excursions by urban elite from the city to the mountain and rural...

... sociality of those who use them. In her essay on automobility and citizenship Kristin Monroe explores another human-­material interaction, and another mode of politics, in the infrastructure of roads and au- tomobile travel in interwar Lebanon. The French authorities aspired to build Lebanon...

... . Joyriding in Riyadh: Oil, Urbanism, and Road Revolt . Cambridge : Cambridge University Press , 2014 . Monroe Kristin V. “ Automobility and Citizenship in Interwar Lebanon .” Comparative Studies of South Asia, Africa and the Middle East 34 , no. 3 ( 2014 ): 518 – 31 . Mubarak...

... Bread, Freedom, Independence: Opposition to Nazi Germany in Lebanon and Syria and the Struggle for a Just Order Götz Nordbruch...

... the resistance movement arose in the 1960s, their status as objects of humanitar- ian intervention was sidelined. But this required sustained militancy to achieve. During my ethno- graphic research with Palestinians in Lebanon in the 1970s and early 1980s, young activists argued ardently that they were...

... Arab participants in the conference hailing from Lebanon, Syria, Egypt, Algeria, Sudan, Tunisia, and the Arab embassies of Delhi. Abu Hakima's comments on the archive of Indo-Arab relations speak to the general tenor of much of the conference, whose Indian and Arab participants repeatedly lamented...

... of the Great War, traveled extensively to the Middle East, from Egypt to Mesopotamia across the states of Syria and Lebanon under French mandate in the mid-1920s. During this period, he crossed the Syrian steppe and met with various French officers and Bedouin shaykhs. In his romanticized account, La caravane...

... on Islamist Middle East showing signs of weariness and social fatigue. On actors in Saudi Arabia (Pascal Ménoret), Egypt the other hand, the volume is full of critical insights (Roel Meijer), and Lebanon (Anne Marie Baylouny...

... on Islamist Middle East showing signs of weariness and social fatigue. On actors in Saudi Arabia (Pascal Ménoret), Egypt the other hand, the volume is full of critical insights (Roel Meijer), and Lebanon (Anne Marie Baylouny...

... on Islamist Middle East showing signs of weariness and social fatigue. On actors in Saudi Arabia (Pascal Ménoret), Egypt the other hand, the volume is full of critical insights (Roel Meijer), and Lebanon (Anne Marie Baylouny...

... on Islamist Middle East showing signs of weariness and social fatigue. On actors in Saudi Arabia (Pascal Ménoret), Egypt the other hand, the volume is full of critical insights (Roel Meijer), and Lebanon (Anne Marie Baylouny...

... on Islamist Middle East showing signs of weariness and social fatigue. On actors in Saudi Arabia (Pascal Ménoret), Egypt the other hand, the volume is full of critical insights (Roel Meijer), and Lebanon (Anne Marie Baylouny...

... on Islamist Middle East showing signs of weariness and social fatigue. On actors in Saudi Arabia (Pascal Ménoret), Egypt the other hand, the volume is full of critical insights (Roel Meijer), and Lebanon (Anne Marie Baylouny...

... on Islamist Middle East showing signs of weariness and social fatigue. On actors in Saudi Arabia (Pascal Ménoret), Egypt the other hand, the volume is full of critical insights (Roel Meijer), and Lebanon (Anne Marie Baylouny...

... on Islamist Middle East showing signs of weariness and social fatigue. On actors in Saudi Arabia (Pascal Ménoret), Egypt the other hand, the volume is full of critical insights (Roel Meijer), and Lebanon (Anne Marie Baylouny...

... boat and it arrives in a few days; but if to Persia, Taqizadeh (1878–1970) did not mince words in it has to go to Lebanon, Syria, Mesopotamia, and articulating this urge...

... artifact of visual and print culture. Copyright © 2020 by Duke University Press 2020 Arabic book history postcolonial Arab art transnational modernism graphic design world literature Beirut and Lebanon history global sixties Technologies of printing, widening spheres of literacy...

...,   South East         Comparative Middle I thank Götz Nordbruch, Amy Singer, Israel Gershoni, and Chris- der in French Syria and Lebanon (New York: Columbia University the toph Schumann. All...

... . Empire: The Russian Empire and Its Rivals . New Haven, CT : Yale University Press , 2002 . Makdisi Ussama . The Culture of Sectarianism: Community, History, and Violence in Nineteenth-Century Ottoman Lebanon . Berkeley : University of California Press , 2000 . ———. “Ottoman...

..., but always as an object.” 50 As Michael Gilsenan's rich ethnography in “the periphery of the periphery” in North Lebanon shows, male fellahin (peasant) households thought his questions about their genealogy and family history ridiculous, and directed him toward the socially honorable, those worthy...