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Rediscovering the Levant: A Heterogeneous Structure as a Homogeneous Historical Region

Desanka Schwara University of Basel, Switzerland—[email protected]
Pages 233-251 | Published online: 03 Jun 2010

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David Tal. (2017) Jacqueline Kahanoff and the demise of the Levantine. Mediterranean Historical Review 32:2, pages 237-254.
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Emiliano Bugatti. (2013) Urban Identities and Catastrophe: Izmir and Salonica at the End of the Ottoman Empire. Geographical Review 103:4, pages 498-516.
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Martin Purvis. (2009) Between late-lasting empire and late-developing nation-state: a Triestine perspective on city–state relations. Social & Cultural Geography 10:3, pages 299-317.
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