Latest Research in Jewish and Middle Eastern Studies
145 research papers · 2026 median publication year
Top Research Topics in Jewish and Middle Eastern Studies
- Jewish and Middle Eastern Studies — 14 papers
- Chinese history and philosophy — 9 papers
- Turkey's Politics and Society — 6 papers
- Indian and Buddhist Studies — 6 papers
- Humor Studies and Applications — 4 papers
- South Asian Studies and Conflicts — 4 papers
- Religious Studies and Spiritual Practices — 4 papers
- Memory, Trauma, and Commemoration — 4 papers
- Japanese History and Culture — 3 papers
- Global Maritime and Colonial Histories — 3 papers
Highest-Cited Papers
- Japan: Cultural Continuity and Modern Creativity
- Japan: Cultural Continuity and Modern Creativity
- China: Historical Continuity, Cultural Identity and Modern Innovation
- Thinking about the law and genocide in Palestine
- Insurgent cultures: World literature and violence from the Global South
- Bridging worlds in crisis: adaptive leadership in a culturally secluded ultra-Orthodox city in Israel
- Art is (not) free in Berlin: On Propalestinian artists' struggle against state policies in Germany
- Mamdani’s Mending Story: Rescaling Democratic Peoplehood in an Age of Interregnum
- Tributary Relations Between China and the Malacca Region (420–1487 CE)
- SOCIO-ECONOMIC RESILIENCE IN NIGERIA: A HUMOURISTIC AND SOCIAL SEMIOTIC PERSPECTIVE
- SOCIO-ECONOMIC RESILIENCE IN NIGERIA: A HUMOURISTIC AND SOCIAL SEMIOTIC PERSPECTIVE
- A Batak Prince in the Netherlands
- Drugs as Imperial Crop: Opium in Bihar and Malwa, 1797–1911
- Currency transition: the use of foreign coins and ‘dollarization’ in seventeenth-century Ottoman Istanbul
- Ethics of care leadership expressions during a high-strength event: A gendered analysis of combative versus constructive policy suggestions during the Israel–Hamas war.
- What Does It Mean to Be “Successful”? Religion, Family, and Economic Prosperity among Iranian Bahai Migrants in Brazil
- 公元628年的"宪章革命"——唐太宗罢祀周公与华夏政治哲学的结构性残缺
- 公元628年的"宪章革命"——唐太宗罢祀周公与华夏政治哲学的结构性残缺
- Cicero’s Attitude toward the Use of Weapons
- To be with/an enemy in the field