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British Journal of Middle Eastern Studies

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Basic Information

Publisher: Taylor & Francis
Founded in: 1974
Homepage: https://www.tandfonline.com/to...
Association: British Society for Middle Eastern Studies (BRISMES) (@OfficialBrismes)
Category: Area Studies
Rank:

• 33 / 78 in Area Studies (Web of Science 2019)

Authors per paper:
     Average: 1
     Median: 1
References per paper:
     Average: 6
     Median: 6

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Latest papers

Feb

2021

The cinema of the young Muslim Brothers: claiming a space in Egyptian pop culture

British Journal of Middle Eastern Studies

Feb

2021

Collective hawza leadership in a time of crisis: the period of marajeʿ thalath (1937–1953)

British Journal of Middle Eastern Studies

Feb

2021

‘Lakum ‘Adatkum wa-Lana al-Musiqa’ A critical engagement with the politics of identity, resistance and affect in Mashrou` Leila’s Music

British Journal of Middle Eastern Studies

Feb

2021

Israeli Military Education: Historical Overview of a Unique Phenomenon (1941-2004)

British Journal of Middle Eastern Studies

Feb

2021

The palm tree and the fist. The use of popular imagery in the Tunisian protest songs of the 1970s-1980s

British Journal of Middle Eastern Studies

Feb

2021

Queer counterpublics and LGBTQ pop-activism in Jordan

British Journal of Middle Eastern Studies

Feb

2021

Regional demography and social change in Tunisia in the early 20th century

British Journal of Middle Eastern Studies

Feb

2021

The post-Ottoman order in the Middle East: Mark Sykes and the complexity of the Kurdish question

British Journal of Middle Eastern Studies

Feb

2021

Returning the megaphone to the people: the Theatre of the Oppressed as artivism in the public space for a new critical citizenry in Morocco

British Journal of Middle Eastern Studies

Feb

2021

New directions in the study of popular culture and politics in the Middle East and North Africa

British Journal of Middle Eastern Studies

Feb

2021

The power of nonsense: humour in Egypt’s counter/revolution

British Journal of Middle Eastern Studies

Feb

2021

The empire’s opposition strikes back: popular culture as creative resistance tool under Turkey’s AKP

British Journal of Middle Eastern Studies

Feb

2021

Ramallah ravers and Haifa hipsters: gender, class, and nation in Palestinian popular culture

British Journal of Middle Eastern Studies

Feb

2021

Political thinking performed: popular cultures as arenas of consent and resistance

British Journal of Middle Eastern Studies

Feb

2021

The promised land of Fadak: locating religious nationalism in shiite politics

British Journal of Middle Eastern Studies

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Impactful Papers

Jihadism after the ‘Caliphate’: towards a new typology

British Journal of Middle Eastern Studies2018-11-29

Long-distance nationalism and belonging in the Libyan diaspora (1969–2011)

British Journal of Middle Eastern Studies2019-01-27

Engendering hunger strikes: Palestinian women in Israeli prisons

British Journal of Middle Eastern Studies2020-09-14

Climate action versus inaction: balancing the costs for Gulf energy exporters

British Journal of Middle Eastern Studies2020-01-16

Policing labour in empire: the modern origins of the Kafala sponsorship system in the Gulf Arab States

British Journal of Middle Eastern Studies2019-02-28

Friday sermons and the complexities of standardization in the late Ottoman Empire

British Journal of Middle Eastern Studies2020-01-06

Clients or challengers?: tribal constituents in Kuwait, Qatar, and the UAE

British Journal of Middle Eastern Studies2019-05-24

A past to be forgotten? Writing Ottoman history in early republican Turkey

British Journal of Middle Eastern Studies2020-01-16

The Shi’i clergy and perceived opportunity structures: political activism in Iran, Iraq, and Lebanon

British Journal of Middle Eastern Studies2019-04-21

Unpredictability in US foreign policy and the regional order in the Middle East: reacting vis-à-vis a volatile external security-provider

British Journal of Middle Eastern Studies2019-02-18

The representation(s) of Saudi women pre-driving era in local newspapers and magazines: a critical discourse analysis

British Journal of Middle Eastern Studies2020-04-08

The metamorphosis of social movements into political parties. The Egyptian Muslim Brotherhood and the Tunisian al-Nahda as cases for a reflection on party institutionalisation theory

British Journal of Middle Eastern Studies2019-05-23

Departing ‘Secularism’: boundary appropriation and extension of the Syrian state in the religious domain since 2011

British Journal of Middle Eastern Studies2020-08-12

Assessing co-development projects for civil society building in Iraq: the case of the Iraqi diaspora and Swedish institutions following the 2003 intervention in Iraq

British Journal of Middle Eastern Studies2019-02-15

A Palestinian window of opportunity? The PLO, the US and the Iranian hostage crisis

British Journal of Middle Eastern Studies2019-09-14

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