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Scoring and Selection Data for this Issue
Featuring:
From Natasha to Rebecca:
Shifting Narratives of Sex Trafficking and Prostitution in Israel
by Katherine Bertash
Facing the Ghosts of the “Statue of Humanity”
by Oğuz Alyanak
Religion, Weaponized:
Islam in the Algerian Resistance, 1830-1962
by Andrew Boyd
Translation of Abu –l-Qāsim Maḥmūd Ibn ˁUmar Al-Zamakhsharī’s Qaṣīda sīniyya
by Leopold Eisenlohr
Jewish and Israeli?
On the Representative Function of Jewishness at Habima, the National Theater of Israel
by Anna Langer
Literature Review: Saladin and the Historians
by John Macdonald
Introducing the Mystical Poems of Shaykh Bahāʾī
by Maryam N. Sabbaghi
Uzbek in Translation:
Hamid Olimjon’s “When Apricots Blossom”
by August Samie and Leopold Eisenlohr
Review of All the Shah’s Men:
An American Coup and the Roots of Middle East Terror
by Rui Zheng
Artist’s Statement and Backcover Photography
Untitled (Sultanahmet)
by Matthew Gillman