berghahn books

can academics change the world?: an israeli anthropologist's testimony on the rise and fall of a protest movement on campus by moshe shokeid

shakespeare and the arab world edited by katherine hennessey and margaret litvin

armenian genocide, the: evidence from the german foreign office archives, 1915-1916

ibn khaldun and the anthropological enterprise by lawrence rosen

collective & state violence in turkey: the construction of a national identity from empire to nation-state

in god's name: genocide and religion in the twentieth century

lives in fragments self-narrative sources and biographical approaches to the armenian genocide

wrapped in the flag of israel: mizrahi single mothers and bureaucratic torture

spirit of the laws: the plunder of wealth in the armenian genocide

portraits of hope: armenians in the contemporary world

let them not return

indigenous medicine among the bedouin in the middle east by aref abu-rabia

history of the armenian genocide, the

unsilencing the past: track two diplomacy and turkish-armenian reconciliation