... of non-legal members from the clergy as judges and invested with the power to review its decision with retrospective effect. Promptly, THE PM HAS NO MANDATE TO the reconstituted court declared rajam as Islamic. Will such bulldozing by the fundamentalists not sharpen the PUT CLERGY IN POWER...

... of nomadic tribes in French mandate Syria, this essay shows that creative appropriation of the automobile actually helped nomadic groups to strengthen their position and to defend their economic and political interests. Automobiles allowed tribal chiefs to experience enhanced mobility, facilitating a faster...

...Roberto Mazza Britain, Palestine, and Empire: The Mandate Years Miller Rory ., ed. Burlington, VT : Ashgate , 2010 xiii + 194 pp., $124.95 (cloth) © 2012 by Duke University Press 2012 The Politics of Women’s Rights in Iran ernment and a republican state form...

...Kristin V. Monroe Based on newspaper resources from Lebanon’s French mandate period (1920–46), Monroe’s essay offers a new perspective to a developing global historiography of automobility by considering, in a provisional way and primarily as a basis for further research, how the driving of cars...

... in postrevolutionary Iran, with its official doctrine of the absolute mandate of the jurisprudent, serves as the most important accelerator in the two-part process of secularization of the traditional institutions and jurisprudence of Shiism as well as of the faqih -headed Islamic state. The article finds...

... of externally monitored “mandates” in the Mashriq and elsewhere, with both systems falling under the jurisdiction of the newly constructed League of Nations based in Geneva. This article explores how the architects of the peace agreements developed the concepts of minority rights and mandatory responsibilities...

..., arguing that a constitutional framework that mandated a statist agenda of social transformation provided the conditions of possibility for PIL to emerge. The enormous powers of PIL stem from its populist character, which allows the appellate courts great flexibility in being able to maneuver themselves...

... of everyday life and existence, and which, fol- written documentation of the British Mandate Gov- lowing the destruction of Palestine in 1948, have be- ernment and the nascent Palestinian national movement, come a powerful subject of nostalgia and inspiration for the 1980s and 1990s witnessed a surge...

... . 16. Shehadi, Idea of Lebanon , 8 . 17. Gates, Merchant Republic , 110 . 18. The New Phoenicians were among several political communities in Mount Lebanon who mobilized the principles of tutelage, protection, and development that authorized the League of Nations Mandate system...

... of contemporary public opinion.4 Similar revisions are possible   of for French-mandated Lebanon and Syria. Here, as in other parts of the Arab world, pro- Studies...

..., Hindutva. 11. Roy, Memoirs, 22. 12. Ibid., 291. 324 Comparative Studies of South Asia, Africa and the Middle East • 36:2 • 2016 people in Africa and Asia.13 But the very fact that Who had sovereignty over the mandated ter- such a slogan had become...

... in tory, and Violence in Nineteenth-Century ­Ottoman Press, 1993), 51–52. 1930 to survey Jabal ‘Amil. See Archives du Ministère Lebanon (Berkeley: University of California Press, des Affaires Etrangères (MAE), Mandat, Syrie-Liban, 18. Vahe...

... The w ntttoshv enmnae oucvrtetuhcnenn ua rights human concerning truth the uncover to mandated been have institutions Two 1974...

... . The Postcolonial Unconscious . Cambridge : Cambridge University Press , 2011 . Lugard F. D. The Dual Mandate in British Tropical Africa . London : Frank Cass , 1965 . Lukács Georg . The Theory of the Novel: A Historico-Philosophical Essay on the Forms of Great Epic Literature...

... under increasing chal- lenges; the death of Sokollu Mehmed Pasha, Moghul ruler Akbar’s rival claims for leadership over Sunni Britain, Palestine, and Empire: it became clear that an exit strategy was needed, but 450 The Mandate Years...

... under increasing chal- lenges; the death of Sokollu Mehmed Pasha, Moghul ruler Akbar’s rival claims for leadership over Sunni Britain, Palestine, and Empire: it became clear that an exit strategy was needed, but 450 The Mandate Years...

... under increasing chal- lenges; the death of Sokollu Mehmed Pasha, Moghul ruler Akbar’s rival claims for leadership over Sunni Britain, Palestine, and Empire: it became clear that an exit strategy was needed, but 450 The Mandate Years...

... under increasing chal- lenges; the death of Sokollu Mehmed Pasha, Moghul ruler Akbar’s rival claims for leadership over Sunni Britain, Palestine, and Empire: it became clear that an exit strategy was needed, but 450 The Mandate Years...

... under increasing chal- lenges; the death of Sokollu Mehmed Pasha, Moghul ruler Akbar’s rival claims for leadership over Sunni Britain, Palestine, and Empire: it became clear that an exit strategy was needed, but 450 The Mandate Years...