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Christoffer Rybski,Roland Jochemhe movemenṭ. His poetry was recognized as a reorientation of the poetics of colloquial verse that inspired other poets of his generation and continues to inspire much younger ones. In the introduction to his collected works, Ṣalāḥ Jāhīn acknowledges that he was influenced by Ḥaddād’s early poetry, a

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Dominik Brüggemann,Stefan Bracke,Hanno Gottschalk,Matthias Rottmann,Kira Maag,Robin Chan,Marius Schuitical change that swept the Arab world, and came to be known as the “The Arab Spring” or “The Arab Awakening”? The answer could very well be “no one”! That’s mainly because for a number of years the Arab world has been witnessing a perplexing paradox, namely, the gap between the vibrant and active

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Lena Stubbemann,Robert Refflinghaus,Thies Pfeifferitical change that swept the Arab world, and came to be known as the “The Arab Spring” or “The Arab Awakening”? The answer could very well be “no one”! That’s mainly because for a number of years the Arab world has been witnessing a perplexing paradox, namely, the gap between the vibrant and active

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Felix Herrmann,Stanley Sittner,Robert Hofmann,Sophie Gröger,Anika Schramm,Uwe Götzeitical change that swept the Arab world, and came to be known as the “The Arab Spring” or “The Arab Awakening”? The answer could very well be “no one”! That’s mainly because for a number of years the Arab world has been witnessing a perplexing paradox, namely, the gap between the vibrant and active

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Christoph Szedlak,Bert Leyendecker,Patrick Pötters,Holger Reinemannor self-governance but that it would be Gandhi and his supporters who would have a central role in negotiations, rather than the traditional political elite with whom the British had always collaborated in the massive project of governing India. The rise of Gandhi’s power in the wake of World War I

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Marcus Branke,Patrick Böttcher,Christoph Szedlak,Bert Leyendecker,Ralf Wollor self-governance but that it would be Gandhi and his supporters who would have a central role in negotiations, rather than the traditional political elite with whom the British had always collaborated in the massive project of governing India. The rise of Gandhi’s power in the wake of World War I

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