Mamlūk Studies Review, Vol. XXVI (2023) now available on Knowledge@UChicago

Posted on Mar 04, 2024, by Marlis Saleh, Bibliographer for Middle Eastern Studies, and Kirsten Vallee, Repository Services Manager

The twenty-sixth volume of Mamlūk Studies Review, an open access journal devoted to the study of the Mamluk Sultanate of Egypt and Syria (648–922/1250–1517), is now available on Knowledge@UChicago, the digital institutional repository for the University of Chicago.

The latest issue contains articles on Mamluk diplomatic relations with Aragon, Armenia, and the Aqquyunlus of Tabriz; portrayals of Mamluk Alexandria in contemporary Venetian art; and discussions of natural philosophy and politics in the Mamluk Sultanate. The issue also contains reviews of several important recent publications.

Questions concerning Mamlūk Studies Review can be directed to Marlis J. Saleh, Editor and Bibliographer for Middle Eastern Studies. For more information about Knowledge@UChicago and related services, please use this form to contact the repository personnel.