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  • EAA volume 21 issue 4 Cover and Front matter

  • Journal:
    European Journal of Archaeology / Volume 21 / Issue 4 / November 2018
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    01 November 2018, pp. f1-f4
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  • A POLITICS OF CARE: LOCAL NURSES IN MANDATE PALESTINE

  • Julia R. Shatz
  • Journal:
    International Journal of Middle East Studies / Volume 50 / Issue 4 / November 2018
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    28 November 2018, pp. 669-689
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    November 2018

  • This article examines the work experiences of Palestinian Arab nurses to illuminate the operation of the colonial public health regime in Mandate Palestine. Analyzing nurses’ work in the clinics of town and village communities and their relationships with the colonial government's Department of Health, it argues that these nurses were social and political interlocutors in the system of public health, which depended upon their intimate relationships with local communities. By pulling these women out of the archives, this article complicates received wisdom among scholars about development, expertise, and the chronology of welfare. Telling the stories of these women also provides a ground-level view of the operation of daily governance in Mandate Palestine and the lived social, political, and economic realities of an often-overlooked cadre of Palestinian workers from that period.

  • MES volume 50 issue 4 Cover and Back matter

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    International Journal of Middle East Studies / Volume 50 / Issue 4 / November 2018
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    28 November 2018, pp. b1-b8
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    November 2018
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  • A ‘disorderly tumultuous way of serving God’: prayer and order in Ireland’s church and state, 1660–89

  • Kathryn Rose Sawyer
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    Irish Historical Studies / Volume 42 / Issue 162 / November 2018
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    27 December 2018, pp. 207-224
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    November 2018

  • This article examines the Church of Ireland’s relationship with Scots Presbyterians after the Restoration, focusing on the churchmen’s regular complaints against the ‘disorderly’ practices of the Presbyterian communities in Ireland. The established church leaders spoke of the threat of political and social disorder from the Presbyterians, and they repeatedly targeted the spontaneous ex tempore prayer and preaching practised by Scottish ministers in order to illustrate their concerns. This article uncovers the theological roots of these apparently civic complaints to explain their ubiquity and vehemence. It argues that the churchmen feared that such uncontrolled, unscripted prayer could lead to blasphemy and provoke the wrath of God on the nation, thereby triggering war and unrest such as they had experienced in the preceding decades. In their view, there was little difference between holding to an improperly ordered church hierarchy and worship practice, and forcing this disorder on the state. By illustrating the links between theology, ecclesiology and the potential for political sedition as they were understood by Restoration churchmen, this article demonstrates the importance of theological nuance for clarifying the complex relationship between Ireland’s two largest Protestant denominations in the seventeenth century.

  • IHS volume 42 issue 162 Cover and Back matter

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    Irish Historical Studies / Volume 42 / Issue 162 / November 2018
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    27 December 2018, pp. b1-b4
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    November 2018
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