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Aaron M. Hagler is an associate professor of history at Troy University.
In the West, the study of the phenomenon known as the Crusades has long been dominated by European concerns: European periodization, European selectio…
Jeremy Pressman is Associate Professor of Political Science and the Director of Middle East Studies at the University of Connecticut. Jeremy is the a…
Farzaneh is the author of Tehrangeles Dreaming: Intimacy and Imagination in Southern California's Iranian Pop Music (Duke UP, 2020). The title obvious…
In the absence of any real certainty about the nature and intention of the early sources that tell us the story of the early Islamic period, how can w…
Why was a Crusade that was initially meant for Syria end up in Tunis? How did the aspirations of the King of France and the Mamluk Sultan, the King of…
How do peripheral places assert the centrality of their identity? Why are fanciful events, like dreams and myths, useful narrative elements for identi…