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Introduction: Space and Time in the Middle East and North Africa
Guy Miron
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David Guedj
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Department of Jewish History and Contemporary Jewry
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Middle East and North Africa
100%
Jews
66%
Jewish History
66%
Social Structure
33%
Jewish Community
33%
Country of Origin
33%
Sense of Place
33%
Colonialism
33%
Community Members
33%
External Pressure
33%
Individual Survival
33%
Mental Maps
33%
Sense of Identity
33%
Selective Memory
33%
National Authorities
33%
Colonial Authority
33%
Spatial Categories
33%
Religious Structure
33%
Collective Survival
33%
Traditional Pattern
33%
Active Fluids
33%
Physical Geography
33%
Imagined Space
33%
Diaspora Jews
33%
Nationalism
33%
Arts and Humanities
Spatial Category
33%