TOC: Review of Middle East Studies, Volume 53, Issue 2

Review of Middle East Studies, Volume 53, Issue 2 has published and is available on Cambridge Core.

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Letter from the Editor
Heather Ferguson

Special Focus: The Online Public Sphere in the Gulf

The Online Public Sphere in the Gulf: Contestation, Creativity, and Change
Sahar Khamis

#Blockade: Social Media and the Gulf Diplomatic Crisis
Jocelyn Sage Mitchell

“The Distant Early Warning System”: The Online Public Sphere and the Contemporary Artistic Movement in Saudi Arabia
Sean Foley

A Storm of Tweets: Social Media Manipulation During the Gulf Crisis
Andrew Leber, Alexei Abrahams

The Consequences of Some Angry Re-Tweets: Another Medium is the Message
Geoffrey Martin

Curator's Corner

Is There an Art Scene in Abu Dhabi?
Maya Allison

Pedagogical Perspective

Reading Teach for Arabia in Qatar: Self-Critical University Studies
Sumayya Ahmed

Critical Essay

Before and After Bin ͑Ali : Comparing Two Attempts at Political Liberalization in Tunisia
Sabina Henneberg

Bridging Boundaries: Undergraduate Experiences

Poetry, Identity, and Family: An Interview with Amal Kassir Conducted by Nina Zietlow
Amal Kassir, Nina Zietlow

Middle East Studies in Action

Middle East Studies Associatin Anti-Sexual Harassment Committee August 2019

In Memorium

Book and Film Reviews