International Journal of Middle East Studies / Volume 46 / Special Issue 04 / November 2014
INTRODUCTION
Mustafa Aksakal
International Journal of Middle East Studies / Volume 46 / Special Issue 04 / November 2014, pp 653 – 656
REPUBLIC OF PARADOX: THE LEAGUE OF NATIONS MINORITY PROTECTION REGIME AND THE NEW TURKEY’S STEP-CITIZENS
Lerna Ekmekcioglu
International Journal of Middle East Studies / Volume 46 / Special Issue 04 / November 2014, pp 657 – 679
THE CASE OF WILLIAM YALE: CAIRO’S SYRIANS AND THE ARAB ORIGINS OF AMERICAN INFLUENCE IN THE POST-OTTOMAN MIDDLE EAST, 1917–19
Max Reibman
International Journal of Middle East Studies / Volume 46 / Special Issue 04 / November 2014, pp 681 – 702
“MEMORIES OF THE BELOVED”: ORAL HISTORIES FROM THE 1916–19 SIEGE OF MEDINA
Alia El Bakri
International Journal of Middle East Studies / Volume 46 / Special Issue 04 / November 2014, pp 703 – 718
WHEN MOTHERS ATE THEIR CHILDREN: WARTIME MEMORY AND THE LANGUAGE OF FOOD IN SYRIA AND LEBANON
Najwa al-Qattan
International Journal of Middle East Studies / Volume 46 / Special Issue 04 / November 2014, pp 719 – 736
FEEDING THE CITY: THE BEIRUT MUNICIPALITY AND THE POLITICS OF FOOD DURING WORLD WAR I
Melanie Schulze Tanielian
International Journal of Middle East Studies / Volume 46 / Special Issue 04 / November 2014, pp 737 – 758
ATROCITY PROPAGANDA AND THE NATIONALIZATION OF THE MASSES IN THE OTTOMAN EMPIRE DURING THE BALKAN WARS (1912–13)
Y. Doğan Çetinkaya
International Journal of Middle East Studies / Volume 46 / Special Issue 04 / November 2014, pp 759 – 778
This excellent issue also includes:
The Dirty Subject of the First World War
Jennifer L. Derr
International Journal of Middle East Studies / Volume 46 / Special Issue 04 / November 2014, pp 781 – 783
and a review article of interest:
RECORDING WORLD WARS
Miriam Cooke
International Journal of Middle East Studies / Volume 46 / Special Issue 04 / November 2014, pp 801 – 807