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Contents Preface Note on Transliteration and Referencing Appropriating the Past: Twentieth-Century Reconstruction of Pre-Modern Islamic Thought Notes The Resiliency of Empire: Political Identities in Late Ottoman Syria Notes The Syro-Lebanese Emigration to Egypt: From Traditional Allegiances to National Identity? Notes Inventing Arab Secularism: The Early Years Notes Anti-Zionism, Arabism and Palestinian Identity: Isa al-‘Isa and Filastin Notes Consolidating Westphalian Sovereignty in Iraq Notes History, Arab Nationalism and Secularism: Constantine Zurayk in Counterpoint Notes The Middle Eastern National Economy: Imagined, Constructed, Protected Notes Political Identity and Economic Interest Notes Index of Select Names and Concepts
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- Author
- Samir M. Seikaly
- Publisher
- American University of Beirut Press
- Published
- 2009
- Language
- EN
- ISBN
- 9789953901978
- Category
- nonfiction
- Subjects
- Social Science, Political Science, Social_sciences
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