Vol. 7 No. 014 (2021): Issue 014
Issue 14 of Ostour for Historical Studies (2021) includes the following studies and articles: “The Path to Renewal: The French Annales School from Emergence to Collapse (1)” (ناصر الدين سعيدوني); “Nineteenth Century Slave Markets: The Moroccan Slave Trade” (رحال بوبريك); “The Problematic Religious and Political Relationship between the Sultanate and the Christian Awqāf (Endowments) in Ottoman Jerusalem” (Musa Sroor); “The Balancing Powers in Kuwait During the 1938 Majlis Movement: New Insights From the Legislative Council’s Minutes” (Abdulrahman Alebrahim); “Makhzen and Beylik: Observations on the Features of Authority and Mechanisms of Government in the Maghreb: Tunisia and Morocco” (Abdelmajid Ait Elcaid); “State Memory and Territory between Memory and History: Tunisia and Morocco before Colonialism.” (Adnane Elkarssi); “Universal History (1)” (Ali Hakim Saleh, Susan Buck-Morss); “Archives in Israel, the Israeli Historical Narrative, and the Nakba: Unveiling the Report that Refutes the Israeli Historical Narrative” (Mahmoud Muhareb); “Historical Writing in Iraq” (Abderrahim Benhadda); “The Historian and The State” (Haider Saeed); “Contemporary Academic History in Iraq: Critical Approaches to the Study of Modern and Contemporary History” (جميل النجار); “Modern Iraqi history encyclopedias: Tracing their development from totalitarianism to regionalism” (Nasir al-Kaabi); “Iraqi historiography before and after 2003: Multiple variables, overlapping methodologies” (Nahar Muhammed Nuri); “The Challenges of Historiography in post-2003 Iraq” (سعد إسكندر); “Book review of The Adventures of Ibn Battuta: A Muslim Traveler of the Fourteenth Century” (Said Benhammada); “Book review of The Adventures of Ibn Battuta: A Muslim Traveler of the Fourteenth Century” (Fahmi Romdhani).
