Vol. 9 No. 009 (2019): Issue 009
Issue 9 of Ostour for Historical Studies (2019) includes the following studies and articles: “Time Bandits: A Study of the Development of European Mentalities during the Renaissance” (Khaled Tahtah); “A Toponymical Reading of the Africa Gate of Idrissi Fez” (Elhassane Laghraib); “Seghir Ben Youssef al-Baji: Between the Science of History and the Science of Biography” (Jamel bentahar); “A Debate on Paul Wittek's Thesis about the Rise of Ottoman Empire” (Anis A. Mahmoud); “From the History of Ruling Dynasties to the History of the Present” (Abdel-Rahman al-Mouden); “The Contribution of India's Muslims to Religious Endowments and Charitable Works in Palestine - A Historical Study Based on British Documents” (Sahibe Alam Azami Nadwi); “Role of the Israeli Communist Party in the Nakba” (Mahmoud Muhareb); “The Power in the Story” (Michel-Rolph Trouillot); “A Spanish Document on Redemption of Captives in Salé 1632” (Mohamed Abdel Moumen); “The second part of the Ostour seminar”; “The Impact of the Balfour Declaration inside and outside Palestine over one year” (Johnny Mansour); “The Leaderships of the Arab Movement and the Balfour Declaration (1917-1920)” (Fathi Lissir); “The Role of Herbert Samuel in Instituting and Implementing the Balfour Declaration 1914-1925” (Mohammed Majid Al-Hazmawi); “Revisions of Ottoman Turkish History: A Reading of We and Our History by Ilbert Ortayli” (Abderrahim Benhadda); “Review of the Stirring Times or Records from Jerusalem Consular Chronicles of 1853-1856 by James Finn.” (Salih Alshora); “Review of The Movement of Algerian Youth at the Beginning of the Twentieth Century by Nikolay Dyakov” (Nafissa Douida).
