Vol. 6 No. 012 (2020): Issue 012
Issue 12 of Ostour for Historical Studies (2020) includes the following studies and articles: “Intellectual History: Origin, Subject, Curriculum and Its Status in Modern Arab Historical Studies” (Amr Osman); “Methods of Historical Classification through the Introductions of History Books” (Ali Mazyan); “State Presence and Representations in Peripheral Areas: The Regency of Tunis in the Modern Period” (Mustapha Tlili); “Looking at the Safavid Harem in a new light” (Mahboobeh Majeedzadeh); “Historiography and Constructing the Modern Nation-State in Turkey” (Souad Benali); “Transformations in Historiography: from elite history toward a history of the marginalized” (محمد غاشي); “The Algerian Revolution in the United Nations” (Noureddine Teniou); “Approaches in the Social Sciences and Humanities: Articles Translated from French” (Mustapha Tlili); “Jewish Trade Mediation between Morocco and the Netherlands in the Nineteenth Century: By way of documents in the National Archive, The Hague” (Abdulghani al-Omrani); “Arab Historians and Their Sources” (Ostour Editorial Commitee); “Towards an Exit Plan from Micro- to Macro-History: the Documents of the Jerusalem Waqf as a Historical Source” (Musa Sroor); “The History of the Marginalized in Palestine: from the Ottoman Rule to the Nakba and Beyond” (Adel Manaa); “Colonialism in the Imaginary: Jerusalem in the Early Photograph.” (Issam Nassar); “Arab Historical Knowledge Production: Contexts of Constructing Meaning and Forms of Interpreting the Representative” (Lotfi Aïssa); “The City in the Islamic World: From Imitation to Modernization (A Reading of the book The Arab City and Modernity)” (Abderrahim Benhadda).
