The Middle East without space?
One of the first ways that many scholars of the Middle East encounter the region is precisely through the lens of "region" itself. Our ability to know the Middle East as a region today, we learn, is a complicated inheritance of imperialism, Orientalism, and Cold War area studies scholarshi...
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