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Duke - UNC Consortium for Middle Eastern Studies
Duke - UNC Consortium for Middle East Studies
From 2016 - 2017 Durham Tech's library benefited from a grant sponsored by the Duke - UNC Consortium for Middle East studies. With this grant the library purchased over 100 titles--books, DVDs and audio CDs--that support Middle Eastern studies at Durham Tech.
For a full list of the titles purchased, click the link to a spreadsheet below.
Recent library purchases: the Middle East
Durham Tech is growing its Middle Eastern resources collection. Here are a few titles recently acquired to whet your appetite for books about the Middle East.
The Oxford History of Islam by Call Number: BP 50 .O95 1999 Lower LevelISBN: 0195107993Publication Date: 2000
Understanding Islam: An Introduction to the Muslim World (3rd rev. ed.) by Call Number: BP 161.2 .L56 2002 Lower LevelISBN: 9780452011601Publication Date: 2002
Everyday Life in the Muslim Middle East (2nd ed.) by Call Number: DS 57 .E94 2002 Lower LevelISBN: 9780253214904Publication Date: 2002
Syria's Secret Library: Reading and Redemption in a Town Under Siege by Call Number: DS 98.6 .T466 2019 Lower LevelISBN: 9781541767621Publication Date: 2019
Palestine Speaks: Narratives of Life under Occupation by Call Number: DS 119.76 .P35 2014 Lower LevelISBN: 9781940450247Publication Date: 2014
Revolution for Dummies: Laughing Through the Arab Spring by Call Number: PN 2978 .Y68 A3 2017ISBN: 9780062446893Publication Date: 2017
New Daughters of Africa: an international anthology of writing by women of African descent by Call Number: PN 6068 .N49 B8 2019ISBN: 9780062912985Publication Date: 2019
