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Friday, June 17, 2022

Journal of Contemporary Iraq & the Arab World 16.1-2 is out now! Special Issue

Intellect is pleased to announce that Journal of Contemporary Iraq & the Arab World is out now!

 

Special Issue: ‘Iraq and the Maladies of Archives’

 

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https://www.intellectbooks.com/journal-of-contemporary-iraq-the-arab-world

 

Aims & Scope

 

The Journal of Contemporary Iraq & the Arab World is a peer-reviewed journal devoted to the study of the contemporary Middle East and Arab public sphere. Publishing works in both English and Arabic, the journal engages arts and culture, politics, history and economics as they address real world problems across the modern states and mosaic of cultures connected to the Middle East region. JCIAW works to provide a platform by conveying prominent and emergent new voices in the field as well as by highlighting the relevance of evolving topics and questions of research in the scholarship of Middle Eastern and Iraq Studies.

 

Formerly published as International Journal of Contemporary Iraqi Studies, 2007–2018, (Print ISSN: 17512867, Online ISSN: 17512875)

 

Issue 16.1-2

 

Introduction

 

Iraq and the maladies of archives

SARA FARHAN

 

Articles

 

The Ottoman archive and methodological Ottomanism in the history of Iraq

CAMILLE LYANS COLE

 

On silences and the Ottoman Archives

NAZ YÜCEL

 

Poetics as a counter archive: Neoclassical Shi‘i poetry and de-sectarianizing knowledge

ORIT BASHKIN

 

Archives after state unmaking: Researching provincial urban histories in Iraq

GABRIEL YOUNG

 

Ethnographic narratives as living archives among the Iraqi diaspora

ZAINAB SALEH

 

Iraq’s archive fever

SARA FARHAN

 

The repatriation of Iraqi Ba‘th Party archives: Ethical and practical considerations

ALISSA WALTER

 

Living and dying on record: ‘Atrocity archives’ as sacred remains

REBECCA ABBY WHITING

 

Book Reviews

 

Min Zawāyā al-Dhākira: ʿAlā Hāmish Thawrat 14 Tamūz (‘From the corners of memory: On the periphery of the 14 July Revolution’), Tareq Yousif Ismael (2021)

THABIT A. J. ABDULLAH

 

Return to Ruin: Iraqi Narratives of Exile and Nostalgia, Zainab Saleh (2020)

PELLE VALENTIN OLSEN