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The Arabian peninsula: society and politics; edited by Derek Hopwood.

Contributor(s): Hopwood, Derek | University of London. Centre of Middle Eastern Studies. University of London. Centre of Middle Eastern Studies | University of Oxford. Middle East Centre. University of Oxford. Middle East Centre.

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BookSeries: Studies on modern Asia and Africa ; no. 8. Publisher: London, : Allen and Unwin, 1972ISBN: 0049530062.Subject(s): Arabian PeninsulaDDC classification: 915.3

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Papers presented at a joint seminar of the University of London Centre of Middle Eastern Studies and the Oxford University Middle East Centre, 1968-69, and at a conference a the University of London, March, 1969.

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The Arabian peninsula: society and politics; edited by Derek Hopwood.

Contributor(s): Hopwood, Derek | University of London. Centre of Middle Eastern Studies. University of London. Centre of Middle Eastern Studies | University of Oxford. Middle East Centre. University of Oxford. Middle East Centre.