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Articles in Fall, 2003 issue of Social Research

• Property and the private in a Sharia System - Part II: Islamic law: boundaries and rights
  by Brinkley Messick
• The new intra-Arab cultural space in form and content: the debates over an American "Letter" - Part IV: media and information
  by Hassan Mneimneh
• Editor's introduction - Editorial
  by Arien Mack
• Ethical formation and politics of individual autonomy in contemporary Egypt - Part III: individual, family, community, and state
  by Saba Mahmood
• Apostasy as objective and depersonalized fact: two recent Egyptian court judgments - Part II: Islamic law: boundaries and rights
  by Baber Johansen
• New media, new publics: reconfiguring the public sphere of Islam - Part IV: media and information
  by Jon W. Anderson
• The invasion of the private sphere in Iran - Part III: individual, family, community, and state
  by Mehrangiz Kar
• An introduction to the public and private debate in Islam - Part I: public/private: the distinction
  by Mohsen Kadivar
• Media in the Islamic world: introduction - Part IV: media and information - Editorial
  by Kian Tajbakhsh
• Public and private as viewed through the work of the muhtasib - Part II: Islamic law: boundaries and rights
  by Roy Mottahedeh
• Privacy in literature and film: introduction - Part V: representations of privacy in literature and film
  by Farhad Kazemi
• The voluntary adoption of Islamic stigma symbols - Part III: individual, family, community, and state
  by Nilufer Gole
• A private reading of Andre Gide's public journal - Part V: representations of privacy in literature and film
  by Orhan Pamuk
• Boundaries and rights in Islamic law: introduction - Part II: Islamic law: boundaries and rights
  by Talal Asad
• Media and information: the case of Iran - Part IV: media and information
  by Geneive Abdo
• The public and private in Saudi Arabia: restrictions on the powers of committees for ordering the good and forbidding the evil - Part II: Islamic law: boundaries and rights
  by Frank E. Vogel
• It was in China, late one moonless night - Part V: representations of privacy in literature and film
  by Hamid Dabashi
• The Taliban, women, and the Hegelian private sphere - Part III: individual, family, community, and state
  by Juan R.I. Cole
• The Quest for the "real" woman in the Iranian novel - Part V: representations of privacy in literature and film
  by Azar Nafisi