routledge

epistemic injustice of genocide denialism, the

the routledge handbook of critical kashmir studies edited by mona bhan, haley duschinski and deepti misri

yemen and the politics of permanent crisis by sarah phillips

american presidents and israeli settlements since 1967 by michael cairo

recovering black storytelling in qualita

international and local actors in disaster response: responding to the beirut explosion by tania n. haddad

latina pedagogies of care (equity and social justice in education series)

visible learning: the sequel: a synthesis of over 2,100 meta-analyses relating to achievement

an introduction to the israeli-palestinian conflict by akan malici

arab history and the nation-state: a study in modern arab historiography 1820-1980 by youssef m choueiri

eastern trade and the mediterranean in the middle ages: pegolotti’s ayas-tabriz itinerary and its commercial context

cambodian american youth, identity, and schooling: ethnographic research

postcolonial feminism in management and organization studies: critical perspectives from india, pakistan, and bangladesh

neighbors, not friends: iraq and iran after the gulf wars by dilip hiro

myth of the model minority: asian americans facing racism, second edition

gender trouble: feminism and the subversion of identity

lebanese historical thought in the eighteenth century by hayat el eid bualuan

civilizing rituals inside public art museums

genocide new perspectives on its causes, courses and consequences

defining islam: a reader by andrew rippin