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Mi-kedem umi-yam: mehkarim be-yahadut artsot ha-Islam/ Miqqedem Umiyyam: Studies in the Jewry of Islamic Countries.
Published by University of Haifa, Haifa, 1981
Softbound. Condition: Very Good. Octavo, paper covers, 300 pp., map Text is in Hebrew. Articles are "Changes in the Status of Jews in the Ottoman Empire," Moche Ma'oz, "Archives of the Shari', Court of Bursa as a Source on the History of Jews in the City," Haim Gerber, "Turkish and Arabic Archives as a Source for the History of the Jews in Palestine during the Ottoman Period," Amnon Cohen, "On the History of the Jewish Community of Istanbul," Jacob Barnai, "The Role of the Jewish Woman in the Economic Life of North African Jewry," Eliezer Bashan, "The Economic Status of Egyptian Jewry in the 16th Century according to the Responsa of RADBAZ," Avraham David, "The FATTORIA - a Chapter in the History of Mediterranean Commerce in the 16th and 17th Centuries," Minna Rozen, "Notes on the Organization of the Jewish Communities in the Ottoman Empire in the 16th Century," Azriel Shochat, "Sephardic Poetry in Folk Songs," Avner Bahat, "The Turkish Element in Ladino Suffixes," Avner Levy, "Redemption and Return to Zion as a Motif in the Poetry in Judeo-Arabic of the Moroccan Jews," Joseph Chetrit, "Tales and Legends of the Jews of Iraq," Aliza Shenhar, "Factors which Influences Zionist Activities in Egypt between 1897-1917," Zvi Yehuda, "A New Chronicle of the Ealry Aliyah from Yemen in 1882," Yehuda Nini, "Aliyah and Settlement of Persian Jewry from the end of the 19th Century till the Balfour Declaration," Amnon Netzer.
