SALTWAY CAT JAN-JUN 22

POLITICS & SOCIETY
RELIGION
Tahrir’s Youth
Rusha Latif
January 25, 2011 was a
watershed moment for Egypt
and a transformative experience
for the young men and women
who changed the course of their
nationís history. Tahrirís Youth tells
the story of the organized youth
behind the mass uprising that
brought about the spectacular
collapse of the Mubarak regime.
Hardback £29.95
9789774168819
274pp;
228.x 152mm BIC: JPW
American University of Cairo Press
feb 22 feb 22
Educating Egypt
Linda Herrera
Explains the ways in which
education has been a tool for
creating a national identity in
Egyptians in the past and how that
is changing in the 21st Century
Hardback £60.00
9781649031693
Paperback £29.95
9781649031020
264pp; Illustrations: 14
209 x 152mm BIC: JNK
American University of Cairo Press
feb 22
When Parliaments Ruled the
Middle East: Iraq and Syria, 1946-63
Matthieu Rey
Covering three main interrelated
issues, clarifying what happened
between 1946 and 1963 in
Iraq and Syria: how and why a
parliamentary system prevailed
in both countries in the aftermath
of WWII; what social effects this
system triggered, and, in turn,
how these changes affected the
system; finally, why the elites in
both countries were unable to
overcome the unrest that ended
both a liberal era and a certain
kind of political game.
Hardback £60.00
9781649031167
344pp; 209 x 152mm; BIC: JPHV
American University of Cairo Press
jan 22
Nabawi: Devotion in Madinah
Moath Al-Ofi
Nabawi, is a record of the daily life of
one of the great holy sites, captured
in unique photographs, providing a
meditative study in humanity. All manner
of expression and experience are found
in the faces of the pilgrims – the old and
young men, women and children – who
are touched by the spirit of the place and
by the devotion they have so faithfully
expressed.
Hardback £100.00
9786030377831
272pp; Illustrations: 228
285 x 292mm; BIC: AMN
Thad for Arts
FOOD & DRINK
GARDEN
Constructions of Masculinity in
the Middle East and North Africa
Mohja Kahf Nadine Sinno
Bringing together contributors
from the disciplines of linguistics,
comparative literature, sociology,
cultural studies, queer and gender
studies, film studies, and history,
this collective study is a diverse
addition to the literature on
gender and societal organization
at a time when masculinities
in the Middle East and North
Africa are often essentialized and
misunderstood.
Paperback £25.00
9781649031914
400pp; Illustrations: 22
228 x 152mm BIC: JFSJ2
American University of Cairo Press
mar 22 jun 22
mar 22
Tikanga: An introduction
to te ao Maori
Keri Opai
With simple lucidity and great
expertise, Keri Opai shares
the spirit and meaning of what
it is to be M?ori in the 21st
century, dispelling myths and
misconceptions and providing a
solid introduction to the M?ori way
of life.
Paperback £18.00
9781990003172
224pp; Illustrations: 8
234 x 154mm; BIC: JHBT
Upstart Press
Fish, Milk, Tamarind: A Book of
Egyptian Arabic Food Expressions
Dalal Abo El Seoud | Farah Shafie
A collection of some of the most
commonly used food-related
expressions in Egypt. Fun,
humorous color illustrations bring
the expressions to life.
Hardback £14.95
9781649031907
172pp; Illustrations: 72
139 x 191mm BIC: CDFC
American University of Cairo Press
Kew Pocketbooks
Kew Pocketbooks: Fruit
The Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew
From grapes and bananas
to citrus, pomegranate and
tomatoes, these delicious and
beautiful plants from around
the world are celebrated in Kew
Pocketbooks: Fruit, with 40
stunning paintings form the Kew
archives.
Hardback £8.99
9.78E+12
96pp; Illustrations: 40
185 x 140mm; BIC: WZG
Kew Publishing
may 22 may 22
Kew Pocketbooks
Kew Pocketbooks: Herbs and
Spices
The Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew
Kew Pocketbooks: Herbs and
Spices offers a glimpse into this
lively world with 40 stunning
paintings form the Kew archives,
showcasing the plant forms of our
favourite herbs and spices, some
more familiar than others.
Hardback £8.99
9.78E+12
96pp; Illustrations: 40
185 x 140mm; BIC: WZG
Kew Publishing
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