CALL FOR ORIGINAL PAPERS
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ORIGINAL PAPERS: We welcome original papers from scholars on any topic related to The Maghreb, The Middle East, Iran, Turkey, Islam or Africa from earliest times to the present day (agriculture, anthropology, economics, education, ethnography, ethnomusicology, history, Islamic culture, linguistics, literature, medical issues, philosophy and science, politics, sociology, women’s studies, etc.) to be considered for publication in The Maghreb Review.

Our conditions of publication, and details of how to submit a paper are available on our Conditions of Publication page.

FORTHCOMING SPECIAL ISSUES: We welcome original papers for our forthcoming special issues on the following topics...

The Western Mediterranean and interactions between different religious communities
deadline for submission 30 July 2023
full details below

REVIEWS AND THESES ABSTRACTS: The Maghreb Review would welcome receipt of single-page abstracts of theses presented and accepted in the Universities and other Higher Education Institutions world wide in our area of reseach for inclusion in the journal. The text of the abstracts should be in English or French.
   Therefore, we ask all our contributors and readers to send in all relevant information in relation to their published books and theses including review copies for the journal.

 

  
 

 

SPECIAL ISSUE ON
THE WESTERN MEDITERRANEAN AND RELATIONS BETWEEN RELIGIOUS COMMUNITIES IN ALL AREAS

We welcome original articles on any topic related to The Western Mediterranean and interactions between different religious communities, from earliest times to the present day. This theme, then, should invite a wide range of papers from a good many different disciplines. Topics could include:

1. The impact of the Arab-Islamic conquest on Christian and Jewish communities in the region.

2. Andalusia with Western Europe during the Umayyad Period 755-1031 and experiences of travel more broadly.

3. The attitudes of different medieval Muslim empires towards religious difference and minorities.

4. Historical perspectives on the promotion of scientific thought by different religious communities in the western Mediterranean. (There would be scope here perhaps for looking at figures like Raymond Llull, Fibonacci etc)

5. Commercial relations and litigation across religious lines in the medieval and early modern period.

6. Contact and conflict between religious communities in the early modern Mediterranean.

7. The religious dimension of European colonialism in the Muslim western Mediterranean and the anti-colonial reaction.

Our Conditions of Publication are available here on our website.

THE DEADLINE FOR SUBMISSION IS 30 JULY 2023.

MANUSCRIPTS IN ENGLISH OR IN FRENCH.

 

  

 

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