The Indiana Series in Middle East Studies offers an interdisciplinary perspective on the region that integrates the approaches of area studies and analytical social science. Books by leading scholars draw on original field research, breaking new ground in the study of Middle East politics and society. Topics of interest include governance, Islam, U.S.-Middle East relations, public opinion, the media, and popular culture. The series is noted for publishing distinguished and balanced studies of Israel, Palestine, and the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, including contributions by Israeli and Palestinian scholars. Submit a book proposal through our online form here.
Edited by Donna Lee Bowen, Evelyn A. Early and Becky Schulthies
Contributions by Momina Zakzouk, Lila Abu-Lughod, Fida J. Adely, Walter Armbrust, William O. Beeman, Anne H. Betteridge, Robert R. Bianchi, Melani Cammett, Steven Caton, Dawn Chatty, Victoria Fontan, Angel Foster, Sherine Hamdy, Farha Ghannam, Simon Hawkins, Marcia Inhorn, Natalie K. Jensen, Ziba Mir-Hosseini, Kristin V. Monroe, Kristina Nelson, Yagmur Nuhrat, Christine El Ouardani, Marcie Patton, Jonathan Holt Shannon, Samer S. Shehata, Brian Silverstein, Diane Singerman, Susan Slyomovics, Jenny White, Quintan Wiktorowicz, Erika Friedl Loeffler, Andrew Gardner and Brian K. Barber
