POLITICAL ECONOMY OF THE MIDDLE EAST:
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Bassam Haddad Samer Abboud Papers & Presentations Melisande Genat, Stanford University From Agrarian Experiments in the Context of Socialist ''Villagization'' to Population Displacements: Iraqi Kurdish Collective Towns During the Seventies Max Ajl, Cornell University Event and Conjuncture: Braudel, Political Economy, and the Tunisian Uprising Omar Dahi, Hampshire College Against the Grain: Syrian Refugees and the Political Economy of Survival Shana Marshall, George Washington University Do not go quietly: Human agency, contingency, and the push to formulate a structural explanation of the Arab Spring Ziad Abu Rish, Ohio University Revisiting the Merchant Republic: Lebanon in Comparative Perspective Samer Abboud, Arcadia University The World Bank, the Arab Uprisings, and the Poverty of Neoliberal Repetition Bassam Haddad, George Mason University Incorporating Class and Capital in Teaching the Middle East: The Case of Syria, Then and Now |