This book argues that between 1200 and 1400 Ifriqiya was not an economic or political region. It shows how Emirism, a political ideology that emerged at the end of the fourteenth century, led both medieval sources and modern historians to imagine Ifriqiya as a region. Ramzi Rouighi teaches history at the University of Southern California.
This book argues that between 1200 and 1400 Ifriqiya was not an economic or political region. It shows how Emirism, a political ideology that emerged at the end of the fourteenth century, led both medieval sources and modern historians to imagine Ifriqiya as a region.Ramzi Rouighi teaches history at the University of Southern California.
Introduction: Orientations PART I. THE LIMITS OF REGIONAL INTEGRATION Chapter 1. The Politics of the Emirate Chapter 2. Taxation and Land Tenure Chapter 3. Between Land and Sea PART II. EMIRISM AND THE MAKING OF A REGION Chapter 4. The Age of the Emir Chapter 5. Learning and the Emirate Chapter 6. Emirism and the Writing of History Conclusion: Departures List of Abbreviations Notes Bibliography Index
Introduction: Orientations PART I. THE LIMITS OF REGIONAL INTEGRATION Chapter 1. The Politics of the Emirate Chapter 2. Taxation and Land Tenure Chapter 3. Between Land and Sea PART II. EMIRISM AND THE MAKING OF A REGION Chapter 4. The Age of the Emir Chapter 5. Learning and the Emirate Chapter 6. Emirism and the Writing of History Conclusion: Departures List of Abbreviations Notes Bibliography Index
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