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200			_aMiddle East Studies Association Bulletin, Vol. 37, N° 1, Summer 2003 _bPERI
210			_aCambridge _cCambridge University Press _d2003
215			_ap. 1-175
225			_aMiddle East Studies Association Bulletin _vVol. 37, N° 1
300			_aBibliographie p. 129-167 : Anthropology, Sociology, and Traditions of the Middle East ; Modern History and Culture ; Contemporary Society, Politics and Economics ; Language, Literature and the Arts Audiovisuals p. 168-170
345			_a163
545			_hp. 2-19 _fJoel Beinin _iMiddle East Studies after September 11, 2001
545			_hp. 20-49 _fBeatrice Nicolini _iThe Western Indian Ocean as Cultural Corridor : Makran, Oman and Zanzibar through Nineteenth Century Eiropean Accounts and Reports
545			_hp. 50-57 _fGhada Osman _iThe Historian on Language : Ibn Khaldun and the Communicative Learning Approach
545			_hp. 58-67 _fNajwa Al-Qattan _iThe Sijills of Beirut al-Mahrusa
545			_hp. 68-81 _fSara Scalenghe _fNadia Sbaiti _iConducting Research in Lebanon : An Overview of Historical Sources in Beirut (Part I)
545			_hp. 82-102 _fJonathan H. Shannon _iAl-Muwashshahat and al-Qudud al-Halabiyya : Two Genres in the Aleppine Wasla
545			_hp. 103-118 _fHayim Y. Sheynin _iAn Annotated Bibliography of the Scholarly Works of Solomon Bayevsky
610			_aHISTOIRE. MOYEN-ORIENT
801			_aTN _bBIB.CEC _c20211211 _gUNIMARC