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020 |a9781498561969|q(cloth : alk. paper)
020 |a9781498561976|q(print)
040 |aTTK
041 |aeng
049 |aTürk Tarih Kurumu Kütüphanesi
090 |aA.VIII/8882
245 04|aThe futura of religious minorities in the Middle East /|cedited by John Eibner.
260 |aLanham, Maryland :|bLexington Books,|c©2018.
300 |axxv, 249 s. ;|c24 cm
500 |aİndeks s. 235-244.
504 |aBibliyografya makale sonlarındadır.
505 00|tThe anatomy of religious cleansing : non-Muslims in the Ottoman empire, 1914–1918 /|rTaner Akçam,|gs. 1-12 --|tDhimmis no more : Christians' trauma in the Middle East /|rDaniel Pipes,|gs. 13-20 --|tSyria, the "Arab Spring," and the future of Christians and other religious minorities /|rHabib Malik,|gs. 21-30 --|tIslamist majoritarian democracy in Egypt : what it means for religious minorities /|rMariz Tadros,|gs. 31-41 --|tThe "Arab Spring" and its aftermath : implications for Muslim–Christian relations /|rMichael Nazir-Ali,|gs. 43-53 --|tPreventing genocide in the Middle East : the continuing relevance of the Turkish experience and the problem of bias within the United Nations /|rHannibal Travis,|gs. 55-64 --|tRemarks on the "Arab Spring" and religious minorities in a Shari’a-State /|rBassam Tibi,|gs. 65-77 --|tThe impact of the Arab uprisings on Dhimmitude : non-Muslims in the Middle East today /|rBat Ye'or,|gs. 79-85 --|tThe IS caliphate and the west's wars in Syria and Iraq : a challenge to religious pluralism in the Middle East /|rPatrick Cockburn,|gs. 87-96 --|tReligious pluralism in the Middle East : a challenge to the international community /|rAmine Gemayel,|gs. 97-105 --|tRevisiting Turkey's policy toward religious minorities on the centenary of the Armenian genocide /|rCengiz Aktar,|gs. 107-115 --|tSaudi regional interventions in the Middle East : consequences for local societies /|rMadawi Al-Rasheed,|gs. 117-127 --|tCan religious pluralism survive sectarian war in Syria and beyond? /|rFabrice Balanche,|gs. 129-146 --|tISIS, Christians, and national identity in the Middle East /|rJoshua Landis,|gs. 139-146 --|tThe persecution of Christians in today’s Middle East /|rDaniel Williams,|gs. 147-156 --|tThe challenges of social pluralism in post-revolutionary Egypt /|rMariz Tadros,|gs. 157-166 --|tSaddam Hussein, Operation Iraqi Freedom, and the Islamic State : can religious pluralism survive the onslaught? /|rWilliam Warda,|gs. 167-177 --|tThe Christians of Lebanon : surviving amidst chaos /|rMarius Deeb,|gs. 179-192 --|tSocial pluralism, religious cleansing and “hybrid warfare” in contemporary Syria /|rJohn Eibner,|gs. 193-210 --|tChristians of the holy land–exodus, disintegration, and ideological necrophilia /|rFranck Salameh,|gs. 211-234.
700 1 |aEibner, John,|eeditör.