Vol. 11 No. 023 (2025): Issue 023
Issue 23 of Ostour for Historical Studies (2025) includes the following studies and articles: “From Imposed Peace to Peace Subject to Renegotiation” (Odile Moreau); “The Significance of Lausanne for Arabs and Turks” (Mahmoud Haddad); “The Exclusion of Arabs at Lausanne: A Decisive Historical Turn” (Elizabeth F. Thompson); “Alongside the Lausanne Negotiations The Belated Arab-Turkish Reconciliation Agreement” (Mohamed Jamal Barout); “Separating Sultanate from Caliphate The Historical Context and Consequences of” (Wajih Kawtharani); “The End of the Ottoman Caliphate and Muslims of the Subcontinent” (Azmi Özcan); “History and Psychoanalysis: The Genealogy of a Relationship” (Anas Riri); “Ottoman Documents on the House of Hussein Pasha of Tunis in Istanbul” (Mouayed Mnari); “Importance of the Serial and Quantitative Methodology in History and its Application in the History of Lebanon” (Souad Abou El-Rousse Slim); “The Historiography of Lebanese Cities” (Khaled Ziadeh); “Local History in Mount Lebanon in the First Half of the Twentieth Century” (Simon Abdelmassih); “Atatürk. Eine Biographie By Klaus Kreiser” (Sayyar Jamil); “Wadi Musa and Petra in the Nineteenth and Twentieth Centuries” (Mothana Almasri); “Wadi Musa and Petra in the Nineteenth and Twentieth Centuries” (Youness Ghab); “The Achievement of Saladin” (Hamilton Gibb); “Hamilton Gibb and His Works on Islam and the Crusades: Between the Mirror of Orientalism and History” (Ahmed Mohamed Sheir).
