Latest Research in Jewish and Middle Eastern Studies

Top Research Topics in Jewish and Middle Eastern Studies

• Jewish and Middle Eastern Studies — 14 papers
• Soviet and Russian History — 8 papers
• Central European national history — 7 papers
• South Asian Studies and Conflicts — 6 papers
• Islamic Studies and History — 6 papers
• Indian and Buddhist Studies — 6 papers
• Memory, Trauma, and Commemoration — 5 papers
• Religious Studies and Spiritual Practices — 4 papers
• Sociopolitical Dynamics in Nepal — 4 papers
• South Asian Cinema and Culture — 3 papers

Highest-Cited Papers

1. Interrogating marginalities across disciplinary boundaries: Colonial and post-colonial India
2. Imagining Palestine in Iranian Stamps: 1980–1987
3. The philosophical Sixtiers: their legacy and important lessons
4. Language Policy and Omlah Corruption in Colonial Central India
5. Decolonization in Ukraine’s Memory Politics: Anticolonialism Versus Ambivalence in The City of Odesa
6. Reclaiming Zionism as a rights-based social justice movement
7. The ‘Violence’ of Development: From Babri Masjid to Gyanvapi Masjid in Uttar Pradesh, India
8. Global Kalam Strategic Framework (GKSF): Universal KPI Research Workbook Governance and Validation Edition
9. Political Awareness at the Edge of the State: The Palestinian Minority in Israel
10. Social Welfare in Two Local Baptist Churches in Ghana
11. Development Challenges of Pakistan: Constraints and Choices
12. Primordial Borders: Considering Occultism and Nationalism
13. The Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh’s ‘Struggle’ for Democracy: Hindu Nationalism, Propaganda and the Internal Emergency of India
14. Morang's Dhanpalthan Archaeological Site: Historical Evidence, Kirat Civilization and Rethinking Historiography
15. Primordial Borders: Considering Occultism and Nationalism
16. Global entanglements of Eastern Bloc Parapsychology during the Cold War
17. Occult dimensions of race and ethnicity: Slavic and German occultism in comparison
18. The Limits of Sacred Authority: Consent, Withdrawal, and Non-Imposition in Religious Jurisdiction
19. Performing Holy War: Liturgy, Identity, and Religious Warfare on the Edge of Medieval Latin Europe
20. The Roots of the Saudi State and its Establishment by Imam Mohammed bin Saud in 1139 AH /1727 CE