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| Abstract: | Medieval Jerusalem and Islamic Worship: holy places, ceremonies, pilgrimage. Amikam Elad, 1995. Leiden, New York, Cologne, E. J. Brill, xxiii + 196pp., hb., ISBN 90 04 10010 5. The Martyrs of Cordoba: community and family conflict in an age of mass conversion. Jessica A. Coope, 1995. Lincoln and London, University of Nebraska Press, xvii + 113 pp., hb. £23.95, ISBN 0 8032 1471 5. The Assassin Legends: Myths of the Ismacilis. Farhad Daftary, 1994. London, I. B. Tauris, 213 pp., hb. £39.50, ISBN 1 85043 705 X. Islamic Economic Systems. Farhad Nomani & Ali Rahnema, 1994. London, Zed Books, 222 pp., pb. £14.95, ISBN 1 85649 058 0. Vom Nationalstaat zum Gottesstaat: Islam und sozialer Wandel im Nahen und Mittleren Osten. Hosshn Motabaher, 1995. Stuttgart, W. Kohlhammer, 195 pp., pb. DM 37.20, ISBN 3 17 013222 9. Der politische Auftrag des Islam: Programme und Kritik zwischen Fundamentalismus und Reformen‐Originalstimmen aus der islamischen Welt. Andreas Meier (Ed.), 1994. Wuppertal, Peter Hammer Verlag, 607 pp., hb. DM 58.00, ISBN 3 87294 616 1. State, Power and Politics in the Making of the Modern Middle East. Roger Owen, 1992. London, Routledge, 302 pp., pb. £12.99, ISBN 0 415 07591 2. The Middle East in the New World Order. Haifaa A. Jawad (Ed.), 1994. Basingstoke, St. Martin's Press, 154 pp., hb. £35.00, ISBN 0 333 61002 4. The Islamic Movement in Egypt: perceptions of international relations. Waled Mahmoud Abdelnasser, 1994. London, Kegan Paul International, 308 pp., hb. £45.00, ISBN 0 7103 0469 2. Feminists, Islam and Nation: gender and the making of modern Egypt. Margot Badran, 1995. Princeton, Princeton University Press, 352 pp., hb. 835.00, ISBN 0 691 03706 X. Water and Power: the politics of a scarce resource in the Jordan River basin. Miriam R. Lowi, 1993. Cambridge, Cambridge University Press, 291 pp., hb. £35.00, ISBN 0 521 43164 6. L'Afrique Politique 1995: le meilleur, le pire et l'incertain. Paris, Editions Karthala. 285 pp., pb. ISBN 2 86537 569 2. Religion and Politics in East Africa: the period since independence. H. B. Hansen & M. Twaddle (Eds), 1995. London, UK, James Curry; Nairobi, Kenya, EAEP; Kampala, Uganda, Fountain Publishers; Athens, OH, Ohio University Press, 278 pp., pb. £12.95, ISBN 0 85255 384 6; hb. £35.00, ISBN 0 85255 385 4. Central Asia: its strategic importance and future prospects. Hafeez Malik (Ed.), 1994. New York, St. Martin's Press, xi + 337 pp., hb., ISBN 0 312 10370 0. The New Geopolitics of Central Asia and its Borderlands. Ali Banuazizi & Myron Weiner (Eds), 1994. London and New York, I. B. Tauris, 284 pp., hb. n.p., ISBN 1 85043 736 X. From the Gulf to Central Asia: players in the new great game. Anoushiravan Ehteshami (Ed.), 1994. Exeter, University of Exeter Press, xvi + 242 pp., hb. n.p., ISBN 0 85989 430 4; pb. n.p., ISBN 0 85989 451 7. Turkey in Post‐Soviet Central Asia. Gareth M. Winrow, 1995. London, The Royal Institute of International Affairs, 53 pp., pb. n.p., ISBN 0 905031 99 7. The New Central Asia and its Neighbours. Peter Ferdinand (Ed.), 1994. London, The Royal Institute for International Affairs, Pinter Publishers, ix+ 120 pp., pb. n.p., ISBN 1 85567 139 5. Mosques and Muslim Settlement in Australia. G. D. Bouma, 1994. Canberra: Australian Government Publishing Service, 112 pp, pb. A$14.95, ISBN 0 644 35329 5. |
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