Titlebook: US Foreign Service Women in the Middle East and Islamic North Africa, 1945–2001; Anthony J. Barker Book 2023 The Editor(s) (if applicable)

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Exploring Islam and International Relations in the Post-Colonial Maghreb,r of Algeria’s. The spread of Islam from the mid-seventh century, however, had led to predominant Arab connections spreading westward along the interior of the Mediterranean where interconnected countries formed the Maghreb (or Maghrib), not without debated inclusion of Mauritania.

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Inside Chad: North-South Upheavals in the Eastern Sahel,een the two countries. No less geographically important to Chadians was the location of their capital, Fort Lamy—later N’Djamena—very close to the Chari River section of the border with Cameroon, while the latter’s capital, Yaounde, was far to the south—995?kilometres by air, 1385 by road. In contra

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Confronting Religious and Regional Conflicts in Sudan,head was a governor-general with supreme military and civilian powers. While formally appointed by the Khedive of Egypt, each incumbent was recommended by Britain. A referendum in 1953 foreshadowed the end of the Condominium with a Sudanese majority voting for independence rather than union with Egy

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Reacting to Violence and Terrorism Enroute to Nine Eleven 2001,US domestic airlines—killed an estimated 2753 people at the Twin Towers of New York City’s World Trade Centre, a figure including 343 firefighters. A failed attempt to destroy the Pentagon, just outside Washington, DC, added 184 fatalities. One plane intended for that target was forced down in Penns

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Conclusion,ales from perilous traffic accidents. Blows across bare lower legs by stick-wielding religious police were rare because most female American diplomats and spouses respected rules dictating ankle-length skirts.

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