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Solitaire

Hassouna Mosbahi

Hot Maroc

Yassin Adnan

The Slave Yards

Najwa Ben Shatwan

Television, Language, and Gender in Wartime Lebanon

Pretty Liar

Natalie Khazaal

Gender, Violence, and Belonging

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Nadine Naber

Rabab Abdulhadi

Evelyn Alsultany

Pax Syriana Elite Politics In Postwar Lebanon

Rola El-Husseini

A Novel

Thieves in Retirement

Hamdi Abu Golayyel

Poems of Love and War / Poèmes d'amour et de guerre

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Radwa Ashour

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