[Bilimsel Haber] CfP: "Bureaucratic Elites of the Modern Middle East"

[Onur İnal]

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The editor of the forthcoming anthology "Bureaucratic Elites of the =
Modern Middle East" invites relevant chapter proposals which contribute =
scholarship the ideological and institutional analysis of the Ministries =
of Foreign Affairs, and the changing dynamics of bureaucratic cultures, =
in the Middle East. The following successor states of the Ottoman Empire =
are of particular interest: Lebanon, Palestine-Israel, Syria, Egypt, =
Iraq, Jordan, Turkey, Kuwait and Yemen. This study is concerned with the =
transitional periods that these states went through during the =
nation-building processes, as opposed to being a study of Ottoman legacy =
per se. Essays are expected to concentrate on the role played by =
bureaucrats, and especially diplomats, in the modernization and the =
transformation of political structures/cultures of the above mentioned =
states. For further information and/or submission of chapter proposals =
please contact with Gul Inanc via gul.barkay@emu.edu.tr ,with an =
abstract of 200 words and a
cv.

Gul Inanc
Eastern Mediterranean University,Department of History, Famagusta, North =
Cyprus
00903926302195
Email: gul.barkay@emu.edu.tr

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analysis of the Ministries of Foreign Affairs, and the changing dynamics =
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bureaucratic cultures, in the Middle East. The following successor =
states of the=20
Ottoman Empire are of particular interest: Lebanon, Palestine-Israel, =
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Egypt, Iraq, Jordan, Turkey, Kuwait and Yemen. This study is concerned =
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transitional periods that these states went through during the =
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processes, as opposed to being a study of Ottoman legacy per se. Essays =
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structures/cultures of the above mentioned states. For further =
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