01-16-2013 The International Journal of Middle East Studies is published quarterly under the auspices of the Middle East Studies Association of North America and is peer-reviewed. This journal is available both in print and online. The publisher states that the coverage is "history, politics, economics, anthropology, sociology, literature, and cultural studies" of the "Arab world, Iran, Turkey, the Caucasus, Afghanistan, Israel, and Muslim South Asia from the 7th century until the present." A review shows recent articles on politics, economics, culture, and religion that will be mostly of interest to scholars in Middle East Studies, or to college-educated readers researching a specific topic. One example of a recent special issue is "Relocating Arab Nationalism" (volume 43, number 2 [2011]). The "Roundtable" section features essays by scholars on a particular question or topic, submitted prior to publication for discussion by other authors. Each issue of the journal also includes approximately 50 pages of book reviews. (Hussein, Nada)