Religious tourism and its mechanisms in the Middle East and the Maghreb:  Reconfiguring discourses, experiences and itineraries
Katia Boissevain et Norig Neveu

The globalized hajj . Promoting tourism at the risk of sacredness? 
Sylvia Chiffoleau

The politics of security and logistics: Managing the Arba‘īn visitation to Karbala
Géraldine Chatelard

Walking in the footsteps of Abraham? Creation, implementation and collapse of a hiking trail in Palestine
Manoël Pénicaud

« This is a call from the holy land ».  Political and religious anthropology of the Muslim pious visit in the Isreali-Palestinian space: A pilgrimage under constraint
Elsa Grugeon

Preserving in situ a cultural heritage, maintaining the presence of an absence: The example of the Jews in Egypt
Michèle Baussant

“Arab worlds” in Argentina: Toward the emergence of South-South research? An interview with Carolina Bracco, Julieta Chinchilla and Mariela Cuadro
Conducted, translated from the Spanish and annotated by Yasmine Berriane

Mona Oraby, Devotion to the Administrative State. Religion and Social Order in Egypt Princeton, Princeton University Press, 2024
Par Alexis Blouët

Antoine Perrier, Monarchies du Maghreb. L’État au Maroc et en Tunisie sous protectorat (1881-1956), Paris, Éditions de l’EHESS, 2023
Par Malik Mouakher

William Carruthers, Flooded Pasts. UNESCO, Nubia, and the Recolonization of Archeology, Ithaca/Londres, Cornell University Press, 2022
Par Mayada Madbouly

In memoriam, François Gèze
Manon-Nour Tannous

Political migration? From the Arab world to Turkey, between politics and exile and foreign policies
Yohanan Benhaim, Nouran Gad & Enrique Klaus

Co-producing state transnationalism: The Iraqi Turkmen community in Turkey and Turkish foreign policy in Iraq
Yohanan Benhaim

(De)politicization by businessmen, transnational connexions and entrepreneurial citizenship policy in Turkey
Dilek Yankaya

A second political life in Turkey. The Islahi conception of transnational activism in the Yemeni community
Mustafa Naji Aljabzi

Arab media in Instabul: Oppositional journalism, politicization, and forces allegiances
Nouran Gad

The Syrian diaspora and governmentalities of and through waiting: An ethnographic study of the Syrian consultate in Istanbul
Enrique Klaus

The (re)shaping of Arabism within a political party framework: The Popular Nasserist Organization in Saida, Lebanon
Aya Khalil

Women who talk (to me): What negotiating fieldwork says about militia disengagements
Floriane Soulié-Caraguel

Tine Gade, Sunni City. Tripoli from Islamist Utopia to the Lebanese Revolution, Cambridge, Cambridge University Press, 2022, 248p.
Petra Samaha

Lecture croisée. Ethnographies de l’école en Égypte
Linda Herrera, Educating Egypt. Civic Values and Ideological Struggles, Le Caire, The American University in Cairo Press, 2022, 256p. Hania Sobhy, Schooling the Nation. Education and Everyday Politics in Egypt, Cambridge, Cambridge University Press, 2023, 300p.
Farah Ramzy

Editorial by the Editorial Board

Urban life in exile. Syrian refugees in the Near East
Jalal AL HUSSEINI, Kamel DORAÏ, Delphine MERCIER, Béatrice MÉSINI & Virginie BABY-COLLIN

Refugees in a city without rights: Living in a disputed refuge area in Lebanon
Leïla DRIF

Finding a place in Beirut: Between practices of subsistence and forms of resistance among second-hand clothes traders
Emmanuelle DURAND

Spatial resources of a business network in exile: the case of Syrian entrepreneurs in Irbid
Héloïse PEAUCELLE

The 2020 Algerian constitutional revision. Briging an end to the Hirak through the law and preventing its resurgence
Massensen CHERBI

The pioneering itinerary of a Saudi intellectual in exile: Interview with Madawi Al-Rasheed
Conducted by Claire BEAUGRAND

Navigating Fieldwork in Egypt’s Nile Delta. Between State Surveillance and Familial Control
Nada EL-KOUNY

Muriam HALEH DAVIS, Markets of Civilization. Islam and Racial Capitalism in Algeria, Durham, Duke University Press, 2022, 288 p.
Louise BONHOMME

Eberhard KIENLE, Egypt. A Fragile Power, Londres, Routledge, 2022, 244 p.
Farah RAMZY

Dima DE CLERCK & Stéphane MALSAGNE, Le Liban en guerre, 1975-1990, Paris, Belin, 2020, 480 p.
Daniel MEIER

A free hand. The emancipation of Maghreb social sciences.
Jocelyne DAKHLIA

Schools put to the test. When schools and their stakeholders come face to face with politics (1930s-2020s)
Juliette HONVAULT & Christine MUSSARD

A rural school facing power issues in 1930s Yemen. Construction of the Modern Zaydi State and publicization of school actors.
Juliette HONVAULT

“A three-headed institution”. Recomposition of authority relationships in times of war within the school Abdel Kader of Beirut (1985-1990)
Christine MUSSARD

“Un établissement à trois têtes”. Recomposition des rapports d’autorité en temps de guerre au sein du lycée Abdel Kader de Beyrouth (1985-1990)
Sami OUCHANE

Politicization through the practice of an academic ideal? Exploring the narratives of the crisis by the women teachers of the French Secular Mission in Lebanon (2021-2022)
Akhésa MOUMMI

Syria’s Kurds in Iraqi Kurdistan schools. Between political competition, nation-building and pedagogic adjustments
Boris JAMES

The tools of a Moroccan anthropologist at home and abroad, an interview with Hassan Rachik.
Condutec by Assia BOUTALEB & Charlotte COURREYE

Thierry Boissière & Yoann Morvan (éd.), Un Moyen-Orient ordinaire. Entre consommations et mobilités, Marseille, Diacritiques, 2022
Elsa MAARAWI

Introduction: Parliaments in (r)evolution? For a sociology of political institutions in the Arab worlds.
Hardy Mède & Déborah Perez

Reviving parliament in war-torn Yemen. Struggles for legitimacy and representation.
Marine Poirier

“You will oppose, you will criticize, you will propose.” The production of parliamentary legitimacy in a situation of partisan fluidity in Iraqi Kurdistan (2005-2009)
Hardy Mède

Outsiders in parliament? When beginner female MPs manage to overrule the assembly in post-Ben Ali Tunisia
Déborah Perez

Representation without parties? Competing conceptions and role-taking in the Jordanian parliament (2016-2022)
Camille Abescat

The ‘duty to try’: The path of a feminist researcher
Interview with Hoda Elsadda, by Yasmine Berriane & Chaymaa Hassabo

Who pays for the coffee during an interview? Staging of ‘modesty’ in a working class environement in Tunisia
Mohamed Slim Ben Youssef

Introduction. Area studies: Because we’re worth it!
Amin Allal & Assia Boutaleb & Manon-Nour Tannous

The illegal constructions of revolution
Amin Allal & Youssef El Chazli

The social life of norms. On love and rights in Egypt and Morocco.
Yasmine Berriane & Aymon Kreil

Bringing the administration back in. Advocating for an analysis of administrations in the Arab world
Assia Boutaleb & Laurence Dufresne Aubertin

The outcomes of revolutionary situations. Thinking together about regime changes and revolutions in Egypt and Tunisia (2010–2014)
Chaymaa Hassabo & Choukri Hmed

Still researching. Syria as an object of study (1980s to 2010s)
Matthieu Rey & Manon-Nour Tannous

Choice and constancy. Research topics and journeys. Interview with Michel Camau.
Interview with Michel Camau, conducted by Amin Allal and Assia Boutaleb

Youssef El Chazli. Devenir révolutionnaire à Alexandrie. Contribution à une sociologie historique du surgissement révolutionnaire en Égypte. Paris, Dalloz, 2020, 416 p.
Riadh Amine Ben Mami

Bénédicte Florin, Anna Madoeuf, Olivier Sanmartin, Roman Stadnicki & Florence Troin (dir.). Abécédaire de la ville au Maghreb et au Moyen-Orient, Tours, Presses universitaires François-Rabelais, 2020, 437 p.
Assia Boutaleb

The emergence and future of area studies on the Gulf. Reflections based on comparative perspectives.
Claire Beaugrand