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News of Fellows and Scholars NEWS OF FELLOWS AND SCHOLARS PH. D.'S RECEIVED Ball State University AHMAD MANSOORI - American Missionaries in Iran, 1834-1934. Claremont Graduate School ABDULLA MESHAIL AL-ANZI - The Gulf Cooperation Council: Reasons and Challenges. Georgetown University MUSTAFA HAMARNEH - Social and Economic Transformation of Trans-Jordan, 1921-1946. George Washington University THOMAS A. KOLSKY- Jews against Zionism: The American Council for Judaism, 1942-1948. Harvard University JlLL CRYSTAL - Patterns of State Building in the Arabian Gulf: Kuwait and Qatar. ROBERT FRANKLIN - The Indian Community in Bahrain: Labor Migration in a Plural Society. LAURIE MYLROIE - Regional Security after Empire: Saudi Arabia and the Gulf. DANIEL H. ROTHSTEIN - Consensus and Conflict: Immigrant Absorption in Israel: 1948-1951. [Ed.D.] FEREYDOUN SAFIZADEH - Agrarian Change, Migration, and the Impact of the Islamic Revolution on a Village Community in Azerbaijan, Iran. Indiana University ABDUL-WAHAB BABEAIR - Ottoman Penetration of the Eastern Region of the Arabian Peninsula, 1814-1841. WILLIAM SAMUEL PEACHY - A Year in Selaniki's History: 1593-4. The Johns Hopkins University STEPHEN RAY GRUMMON - The Rise and Fall of the Arab Shaykhdom of Bushire, 1750-1850. Princeton University MICHAEL SCOTT BORNSTEIN - From Revolution to Crisis: Egypt-Israel Rela­ tions, 1952-1956. RUTH DAVIS - Modern Trends in the Ma'luf of Tunisia, 1934-1984. LlNDA LAYNE - The Production and Reproduction of Travel Identity in Jordan. MICHEL LE GALL - Pashas, Bedouins and Notables: Ottoman Administration in Tripoli and Benghazi, 1881-1902. CAROLYN MAKINSON- Sex Differentials in Infant and Child Mortality in Egypt. State University of New York at Albany ABOLHASSAN FAGHIHI - Bureaucracy and Politics under the Shah: A Study of the Bureaucracy in the Context of Iran's Politics, 1941-1978. 142 Downloaded from https://www.cambridge.org/core. IP address: 170.106.40.139, on 01 Oct 2021 at 10:01:40, subject to the Cambridge Core terms of use, available at https://www.cambridge.org/core/terms. https://doi.org/10.1017/S0026318400018642 NEWS OF FELLOWS AND SCHOLARS 143 University of California, Los Angeles PAUL E. CHEVEDDEN - The Citadel of Damascus. HALA MUNDHIR FATTAH - The Development of the Regional Market of Iraq and the Gulf, 1800-1900. University of Chicago JOSHUA C. BAYLSON - Territorial Allocation by Imperial Rivalry: The Human Legacy in the Near East. JUAN EDUARDO CAMPO - Muslim Homes: The Religious Significance of Domestic Space. MICHAEL A. GOMEZ - Malik Sy, Bokar Saada, and the Almaate of Bundu. NORA L. GUHL - The Economics Determinants of Fertility in Metropolitan Egypt: The Role of Child Labor. VALERIE J. HOFFMAN-LADD - The Religious Life of Muslim Women in Contem­ porary Egypt. SARAH SHIELDS - An Economic History of Nineteenth-Century Mosul. MASATAKA TAKESHITA - Ibn 'Arabi's Theory of the Perfect Man and Its Place in the History of Islamic Thought. DON LEO VOSS - Ibn al-Haytham's Doubts concerning Ptolemy: A Translation and Commentary. University of Kansas MOHAMAD ABDELRAHIM EL AYOUBI - The United States, The Jews, and the Palestinian Refugee Problem, 1939-1956. University of Melbourne, Australia FAHMY HUSSEIN HAFEZ - "History of the Kurdish and Turkish Empire" by Muhammad ibn Ibrahim ibn Muhammad ibn Abi al-Fawaris Abd al-Aziz al-Ansari al-Khazraji. University of Miami SUHA MAHER KHALIFEH - The History of Organized Sports in Jordan. University of Michigan ABDUL-MAJEED RASHID AHMAD - The Phonemic System of Modern Standard Kurdish. IHSAN ABUL-WAJID BAGBY - Utility in Classical Arabic Islamic Law. DAVID BUSBY EDWARDS - Pretexts of Rebellion: The Cultural Origins of Pak­ istan Resistance to the Afghan State. ALA YAHYA FAIK - Theatrical Elements in Religious Storytelling of Medieval Islamic Culture. JOEL GORDON - Towards Nasser's Egypt: The Consolidation of the July Revolu­ tion and the End of the Old Regime, 1952-1955. JOHN GREEN - The Modern Persian Short Story, 1921-1981: A Bio-Bibliographic Survey. GENE HECK - Cairo or Baghdad...? A Critical Re-examination of the Role of Egypt in the Fatimid Dynasty's Imperial Design. NEIL D. MACKENZIE - A Topographical Study of Cairo under the Ayyubids. MAHNAZ MAHDAVI - Political Risk and the Role of "News" in International Financial Markets: A Study of the Freeze of Iranian Assets. SUAD ABDULAZIZ AL-MANA - Poetic Necessity from the Perspective of the Me­ dieval Arab Critics and Rhetoricians. MESA Bulletin 21 1S87 Downloaded from https://www.cambridge.org/core. IP address: 170.106.40.139, on 01 Oct 2021 at 10:01:40, subject to the Cambridge Core terms of use, available at https://www.cambridge.org/core/terms. https://doi.org/10.1017/S0026318400018642 144 NEWS OF FELLOWS AND SCHOLARS ABDULLAH HAMED MUAYGIL - The Political and Social Views of Mahmud Bayram at-Tunisi, a Colloquial Egyptian Poet. KATHYANNE PISELLI - A Daughter of Palestine: The Short Fiction of Samirah Azzam. SAUD DAKHIL AL-RUHAYLI - Old Age and Lost Arabic Youth in Early Arabic Poetry. HANI RAJI SABBAGH - Arabic Poetry in Israel: The Developing Expressions of Identity and Aspirations of the Arabs in Israel. SALEH KHALED SARI - A Critical Analysis of a Mamluk Hoard from Karak. ABDULRAHMAN RASHID AL-SHAMLAN - The Evolution of National Boundaries in the Southeastern Arabian Peninsula: 1934-1955. HALA MOHAMED TALAAT - The Verb Phrase in Egyptian Arabic. SEYED HASSAN TEHRANISA - A Syntactic and Semantic Analysis of Compound Nouns in Persian. University of Texas at Austin SHAFEEQ AL-GHABRA - Palestinians in Kuwait: The Family and the Politics of Survival. University of Washington ABUBAKER M. SAAD - Iraq and Arab Politics: The Nuri as-Said Era, 1941-1958. Dissertations listed with University Microfilms, Inc. NAJI ABDELJABBAR ABDELJABER (U. of Michigan) - Evaluation of Ibn Mada"s Criticism of the Arab Grammarians. QEJ85-20850 FAHMI BASIL SHUKRI AL-ABOUDI (Indiana U.) - The Syntax of 'Idafah,' Annex­ ation in Arabic. QEJ85-25350 MUNIR ZAKI ABU-GHAZALEH (Vanderbilt U.) - Economics of Tourism in Jordan. QEJ85-22385 NADER ABDUL MUGHNI ABU KHALAF (U. of Pittsburgh) - The Development of Higher Education in the West Bank (1971-1983). QEJ85-19468 ABDUL HAMID ABUMDAS (U. of Michigan) - Libyan Arabic Phonology. QEJ85- 20852 RASHID ABUDULRAHMAN ADDEWEESH (U. of Michigan) - A Syntactic and Se­ mantic Study of Hal 'Circumstantial' Structures in Modern Literary Arabic Prose Literature. QEJ85-20853 KAMELIA ALAVI (Rensselaer Polytechnic) - Export-Led Growth and Import Substitution Industrialization: An Econometric Study of the Case of Iran. QEJ85-19480 RlAD ABDULLAH ALMOMANI ( Utah State U.) - External Borrowing and Economic Development: The Case of Jordan. QEJ85-23680 MOHAMMED SABAH S. ALSABAH (Harvard U.) - General Equilibrium Analysis of Government: Expenditures in an Oil Exporting Country: The Case of Kuwait. QEJ85-20162 ABDULLAH IBRAHIM AL-ASKAR (UCLA) - Regional Politics, A Case Study: Al-Yamama in the 6th and 7th Centuries. QEJ85-22319 JUDY HULME BRINK (U. of Pittsburgh) - The Effect of Education and Employ­ ment on the Status of Rural Egyptian Women. QEJ85-19455 ANTOINE JOHN BURKUSH (SUNY, Albany) - Lebanon: Ethnicity and Change: The Politics of Administrative Reforms. QEJ85-23303 KENNETH M. CUNO (UCLA) - Landholding, Society and Economy in Rural Egypt, 1740-1850: A Case Study of aLDaqahliyya Province. QEJ85-24844 MESA Bulletin 21 1987 Downloaded from https://www.cambridge.org/core. IP address: 170.106.40.139, on 01 Oct 2021 at 10:01:40, subject to the Cambridge Core terms of use, available at https://www.cambridge.org/core/terms. https://doi.org/10.1017/S0026318400018642 NEWS OF FELLOWS AND SCHOLARS 145 JEAN-JACQUES DETHIER (UC, Berkeley) - The Political Economy of Food Prices in Eygpt. QEJ85-24930 JABER EHDAIE (American U.) - A Simple Macroeconometric Model of Inflation: The Case of Iran. QEJ85-22920 MAHMOUD GEBRIL ELWARFALLY (U. of Pittsburgh) - U.S. Policy toward Libya, 1969-1982: The Role of Image. QEJ85-21509 HADI SALEH ESFAHANI (UC, Berkeley) - A System-Wide Analysis of the Impact of Policy on Agricultural Performance in Egypt. QEJ85-12810 JiHAD ATEF ELKADI (U. of Georgia) - Money Supply Determination and Policies of the Central Bank in Kuwait. QEJ85-19602 ABDOLLAH FARROKHI (Florida State U.) - An Evaluative Assertion Analysis of U.S. Press Coverage of the 1979 Iranian Revolution. QEJ85-22744 ANNE MARIE CLAIRE GODLEWSKA (Clark U.) - Compilation and the Napoleonic Mapping of Egypt: An Historical Reconstruction. QEJ85-19164 EBRAHIM GORDI-BANDPAY (American U.) - The Redistributive Effects of Gov­ ernment Fiscal Policy in Iran (1970-1980). QEJ85-24782 STEPHEN RAY GRUMMON (Johns Hopkins U.) - The Rise and Fall of the Arab Shaykhdom of Bushire: 1750-1850. QEJ85-18489 SHAHLA HAERI (UCLA) - Contracts as Models for Sexual Unions: Temporary Marriage, 'Mut'a,' in Contemporary Iran. QEJ85-19101 IzZAT MOHAMMED HiJAB (U. of Minnesota) - Mass Media in Jordan: A Histori­ cal Analysis of the Evolution of Press, Radio and Television. QEJ85-19277 SlMlN HOSSEINIAN-BERENJI (UCLA) - The Role of Guidance Schools in Iran. QEJ85-25850 ABDULRAHIM HOUSSAIN AL-JEFRI (U. of Florida) - Relationships between Tra­ ditional and Modern Values Held by Saudi Arabians and Perceptions of Life Satisfaction in Old Age. QEJ85-23800 IRAJ IMAM-JOMEH (UCLA) - Petroleum-Based Accumulation and the State Form in Iran: Aspects of Social and Geographical Differentiation, 1953-1979. QEJ85-19109 ANNE MARGARET JENNINGS (UC, Riverside) - Power and Influence: Women's Associations in an Egyptian Nubian Village. QEJ85-20633 LINDA KAY KOLOCOTRONIS
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