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Jianchao Zeng,Pinle Qin,Zeguang Luhe takeover of the government by today’s ruling party Justice and Development Party?(Adalet ve Kalk?nma Partisi – AKP) in Turkey in 2002, similar bans had been adopted elsewhere. Nor were such bans new: AKP rule intensified similar measures already adopted throughout the 1990s (Gangloff 2015, 182–18

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Pingshan Liu,Shaoxing Liu,Guimin Huangding members of the anti-alcohol organisation Hilal-i Ahdar Cemiyeti (the Association of Green Crescent) and their arguments for the alcohol ban. The author explains with this analysis the role of the Islamic principle of abstinence in debates about alcohol?and the influence of Western prohibitionis

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Pingshan Liu,Shaoxing Liu,Guimin Huangfficial enquiries and surveys conducted in the early 1930s in Syria-Lebanon and Palestine under French and British mandates, respectively, this chapter compares the strategies of argumentation and the standards of proofs mobilised in these enquiries with earlier and contemporary surveys conducted, w

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Xiaofei Lin,Zhonglin Ye,Haixing Zhaoimensions of alcohol in Lebanon, a country known to be permissive but where alcohol is not visible or available uniformly. By asking where alcohol can be sold and drunk, I question the place of alcohol in Lebanon, in the twofold sense of the word. This chapter will first consider the in-between situ

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Yanzi Li,Yiwen Zhu,Yanqing Wang,Yiming Gao in the country. For this, I will focus on the correspondence kept by the police and economic administrations, respectively, to understand the particularities of the emergence of prohibitive decrees in the Moroccan Protectorate. I will consider three defining moments: The First World War years, whic

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Yanzi Li,Yiwen Zhu,Yanqing Wang,Yiming Gaovisible status of alcohol among Egyptians, I focus in this chapter on the haunting significant roles played by belittled objects such as bottles of beer and whisky. My argument is stemmed from pass-the-ball game, in which people stand in a circle and quickly pass an object to each other’s hands with

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