Middle East Report, “Peripheries and Borderlands,” Winter 2022, No. 305, Vol. 51 No. 4

 

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Shana Marshall (Chair of the Editorial Committee) George Washington University

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Ayça Alemdaroğlu Stanford University

Lori Allen SOAS University of London

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Elif Babül Mount Holyoke College

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Graham Cornwell George Washington University

Muriam Haleh Davis University of California, Santa Cruz

Lisa Hajjar University of California, Santa Barbara

Waleed Hazbun University of Alabama

Najib Hourani Michigan State University

Mohammad Ali Kadivar Boston College

Reinoud Leenders King’s College London

Pete Moore Case Western Reserve University

Curtis Ryan Appalachian State University

Jacob Mundy Colgate University

Atef Said University of Illinois at Chicago

Hesham Sallam Stanford University

Deen Sharp London School of Economics

Sophia Stamatopoulou-Robbins Bard College

Stacey Philbrick Yadav Hobart and William Smith Colleges

 

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"Issue 305 (Winter 2022) Masthead," Middle East Report 305 (Winter 2022).

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