Vol. 11 No. 022 (2025): Issue 022
Issue 22 of Ostour for Historical Studies (2025) includes the following studies and articles: “Contemporary Historical Methodologies: From Comparative History To Connected History” (Soumaya Louhichi); “The Scientific Journey through Biographical Dictionaries: Examples from the 17th and 18th Centuries” (Lassaad Yansi); “The History of the Beginnings of the French Protectorate of Tunisia (1881-1884)” (Mounir Snoussi); “The Evolution of Social Roles and Intellectual Orientations among Jerusalem’s Notables during the Nineteenth and Early Twentieth Centuries” (Mohannad Abusarah); “A War of Telegrams: The Young Turk Revolution and the Anti-Notables Movement in Aleppo 1908-1913” (Amr Al Mallah); “The Roots of the 1919 Egyptian Revolution from the Perspective of the German Archives” (Taqadum Al-Khatib); “From Kushan to Caravan: Toward a Historical Framework for Studying Land Governance and the Colonization of Palestine” (Munir Fakhr al-Din); “World History Education around the World” (Ross Edmunds Dunn); “The Israeli Army’s Overseas Volunteers in the War of 1948” (Mahmoud Muhareb); “Review of Disclosures of Memory and Documents as Witnesses by M’Barek Bouderka (Abbas)” (Said El Hajji); “Review of Morocco in the Face of Colonialism: Studies on the Question of Borders and Reform” (Abdelhak Tahri); “Review of The History of the Print and Publishing Movement in Morocco During the Protectorate Period (1912-1955)” (Youssef Madrari).
Studies
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The Israeli Army’s Overseas Volunteers in the War of 1948 28 views20 downloads
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World History Education around the World 23 views25 downloads