Winter 2021/22 Issue
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“The Far Right, Labor Unions, and the Working Class in Turkey since the 1960s,” by İlker Aytürk and Berk Esen
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“Memorializing the Conquest of Constantinople and Strengthening the Turkish-Greek Alliance in the Context of the Early Cold War,” by Gözde Emen-Gökatalay
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“Religion in the First Year of the Pandemic: Shi‘i Jurisprudence on Covid-19 in the Islamic Republic of Iran,” by Magdalena Rodziewicz
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“A Social Contract Moment: Egypt’s National Action Charter and Saudi Arabia’s Ten-Point Program Compared,” by Relli Shechter
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“Hirak: Tales from the Maghrib,” a review article by I. William Zartman
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