The Middle East And North Africa: Essays In Honor Of J. C. Hurewitz

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Columbia University Press, 1990, 541 pp

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The papers by Hurewitz's colleagues and former students correspond to the range in time and space of his own interests and studies: from Morocco to Iran and from the 17th century to the present day. The struggle for Palestine, needless to say, gets due attention. Among the contributors are Don Peretz, John Waterbury, Gary Sick, Lisa Anderson and Ann Mosely Lesch.

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