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This subject guide contains information on library materials and research resources pertaining to the history, culture, literature, economy, political conditions, and other aspects of Middle East countries. For other Asian countries, please consult Asian Studies subject guide.
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Middle East News from Bloomberg
(Arranged by date)
Letters from Abbottabad: Bin Ladin Sidelined?, Don Rassler, Gabriel Koehler-Derrick, Liam Collins, Muhammad al-Obaidi, Nelly Lahoud, Combating Terrorism Center, May 03, 2012
U.S. AND IRANIAN STRATEGIC COMPETITION: The Impact of Latin America, Africa and Peripheral States, by Brandon Fite, Center fro Strategic & International Studies, April 6, 2012 
Israel and Palestine Political Process: Current Situation on the Ground and in the Future, Shai Bazak, Consul General of Israel to New England, April 5, 2012
Middle East Program, Occasional Paper Series, from Woodrow Wilson Internation Center for Scholars, Spring, 2012
Muslim Students at BSU: Creating a Supportive Community, February 15, 2012
In War's Wake: The Struggle for Post-Qadhafi Libya, from Washington Institute on Near East Policy, February 27, 2012
The Causes of Stability and Unrest in the Middle East and North Africa: An Analytic Survey, from Center for Strategic and International Studies, February 19, 2012
Iraq: A Gamble in Both War and Peace, from World Politics Review, December 23, 2011
Egypt Revolution 2011, from Global Voices
Turkey and the Arab Spring: Implications for Turkish Foreign Policy from a Transatlantic Perspective, MEDITERRANEAN PAPER SERIES 2011, October, 2011
Graduate student Mazher Qayyum lectures on his pilgrimage to the grand mosque in Mecca, November 22, 2011
Middle East Meets West A Cross-National Examination of Body Image and Media Exposure in Jordanian Women, Lecture by Dr. Teresa King, November 15, 2011
Turkey and the Arab Spring: Implications for Turkish Foreign Policy from a Transatlantic Perspective, MEDITERRANEAN PAPER SERIES 2011, October, 2011
Bibliotheca Alexandrina: The New Library of Alexandria, dedicated to recapture the spirit of openness and scholarship of the original Bibliotheca Alexandrina. It is much more than a library.
Why Turkey No Longer Needs Israel [ABSTRACT], World Politics Review, September 9, 2011, (Click to request this article)
World Citizen: Can Israel and Turkey Get Back to Being Friends? [ABSTRACT], World Politics Review, September 9, 2011, (Click to request this article)
The Realist Prism: Gratitude vs. Neutrality in Post-Gadhafi Libya [ABSTRACT], World Politics Review, September 9, 2011, (Click to request this article)
For a New Libya, Major Challenges Lie Ahead [ABSTRACT], World Politics Review, August 24, 2011, (Click to request this article)
ARTstor Is… Middle Eastern Studies by artstor, July 27, 2011 (visit artstor)
Turkey, Iran Walk a Fine Line on Syria [ABSTRACT], World Politics Review, July 26, 2011, (Click to request this article)
The Changing Demographic Profile of the United States by Laura B. Shrestha and Elayne J. Heisler, from Congressional Research Service (CRS), March 31, 2011
Egypt's Foreign Policy Shift Could Face Saudi Roadblock [ABSTRACT], World Politics Review, May 12, 2011, (Click to request this article)
Syria is Turkey's Litmus Test in the New Middle East [ABSTRACT], World Politics Review, May 10, 2011, (Click to request this article)
Reflections on the Future of the Arab Spring [ABSTRACT], World Politics Review, May 12, 2011, (Click to request this article)
The New Rules: For U.S., Abandoning the Middle East not a Solution [ABSTRACT], World Politics Review, May 9, 2011, (Click to request this article)
Osama bin Laden Largely Discredited Among Muslim Publics in Recent Years, from Pew Research Center, May 2, 2011
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