Books For Classes Fall Semester 2005 Professor Arang Keshavarzian POLI 395 | POLI 498 A POLI 395: Politics of the Middle East POLI 395 Politics of the Middle East (3 credits)This course is a comparative study of the government and politics of Arab North Africa, the Fertile Crescent, and the Arabian peninsula. Countries and topics covered may vary from year to year. Required Textbook(s): The Modern Middle East: A Political History Since the First World War Kamrava Recommended Textbook(s): Corruption Tahar Ben Jelloun, Carol Volk (Translator) A History of the Modern Middle East Cleveland   Poli 498A: Advanced Seminar in Middle East: Social Movements in the Middle East Street Politics: Poor People's Movements in Iran Asef Bayat Islamic Activism: A Social Movement Theory Approach Charles Tilly (Foreword), Mark Tessler (Editor), Quintan Wiktorowicz (Editor) Secularism, Gender and the State in the Middle East: The Egyptian Women's Movement Nadje Al-Ali   * Fall Semester 2005* Summer Semester 2005 * Winter Semester 2005 * * Fall Semester 2004 * If your professor has told you to go to the Co-op for your books then come visit us at the store.

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