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Volume 12 (2017): Issue 2 (Dec 2017): Emerging Kinship in a Changing Middle East. Guest Editor: Soraya Tremayne

in Anthropology of the Middle East

Table of Contents

Introduction
- Introduction
  
  Emerging Kinship in a Changing Middle East
  
  By: Soraya Tremayne
  
  Pages: 1–7
Articles
- Replenishing Milk Sons
  
  Changing Kinship Practices among the Sahrāwī, North Africa
  
  By: Konstantina Isidoros
  
  Pages: 8–27
- Changes in Attitudes towards Marriage and Reproduction among People with a Genetic Illness
  
  A Study of Patients with Thalassemia in Iran
  
  By: Sachiko Hosoya
  
  Pages: 28–45
- Kinship among the Ġorbat of Babol
  
  How an Anthropology of Childhood Reveals Kinship Structure
  
  By: Mitra Asfari
  
  Pages: 46–59
- Family Life in Tunisia after the Revolution of 2011
  
  Two Women and Two Men in a Changing Time
  
  By: Irene Maffi
  
  Pages: 60–77
- Kinship Systems of Xoja Groups in Southern Kazakhstan
  
  By: Azim Malikov
  
  Pages: 78–91
- The Continuity of Settlement of Social Feuds among Kurds in the Kurdistan Region
  
  The Case of Mektebî Komellayetî
  
  By: Krzysztof Lalik
  
  Pages: 92–107
- Šahrzâd and Šahrbâz
  
  A Story Illustrated in Signs
  
  By: Elham Etemadi
  
  Pages: 108–127
Reports
- Reports
  
  Publications, Exhibitions and Conferences
  
  By: Sara Farhan, Paul Fox and Fakhri Haghani
  
  Pages: 128–136

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