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2020
Or Amir. 2020. “Islamic Learning On The Silk Roads: The Career Of Jalāl Al-Dīn Al-Akhawī”. In Along The Silk Roads In Mongol Eurasia: Generals, Merchants, And Intellectuals, Pp. 290-314. Berkeley: University of California Press.
Reuven Amitai. 2020. “&Ldquo;Gaza In The Frankish And Ayyubid Periods: The Run-Up To 1260 Ce.&Rdquo;”. In Syria In Crusader Times: Conflict And Co-Existence, Pp. 225-244. Edinburgh: Edinburgh University Press. . Publisher's Version
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Rachel Hoffman. 2020. “The Local Ramifications Of A Global Catastrophe: The Impact Of The Black Death On The Mamluk Sultanate, 1341&Ndash;1382”. In Living With Nature And Things: Contributions To A New Social History Of The Middle Islamic Periods, Pp. 203-220. Bonn: Bonn University Press.
2019
Reuven Amitai. 2019. “A Mamluk&Rsquo;S Best Friend: The Mounts Of The Military Elite Of Egypt And Syria In The Late Middle-Ages”. In Animals And Human Society In Asia: Historical And Ethical Perspectives, Pp. 267-298. London: Palgrave Macmillan.
Reuven Amitai. 2019. “From Turks To Mongols: David Ayalon&Rsquo;S Vision Of The Eurasian Steppe In Islamic History”. Ulrich Haarmann Memorial Lecture 19. Bonn, Germany, 7 July 2017. Berlin: Eb Verlag.
Reuven Amitai. 2019. “Mamluk-Ilkhanid Diplomatic Contacts: Negotiations Or Posturing?”. In Mamluk Cairo, A Crossroad For Embassies: Studies On Diplomacy And Diplomatics, Pp. 327-339. Leiden and Boston: Brill. . Publisher's Version
Reuven Amitai. 2019. “The World Of The Turks In The Middle Ages: The Eurasian Steppe And Its Peoples, 500-1200 Ce [Hebrew]”. In From Baghdad To The Banks Of The Volga: Ibn Fadlan’s Journey To The Land Of The Bulghars, Pp. 95-113. Tel Aviv: Tel Aviv University Press.
2018
Reuven Amitai. 2018. “Christen Und Muslime In Der Südlichen Levante Nach Dem Ende Der Frankenherrschaft”. In Christen Und Muslime In Der Capitanata Im 13. Jahrhundert. “Interdisziplinärer Dialog Zwischen Archäologie Und Geschichte," Band 4, Pp. 63-71. Kiel: Kliomedia.
Reuven Amitai. 2018. “Political And Civilian Elites In Mamluk Palestine (1260-1516): Some Preliminary Comments”. In Die Interaktion Von Herrschern Und Eliten In Imperialen Ordnungen Des Mittelalters, Pp. 126-146. Berlin: De Gruyter.
2017
Reuven Amitai. 8/2017. “The Development Of A Muslim City In Palestine: Gaza Under The Mamluks”. In Ask Working Paper 28. Bonn: Anna-Marie Schimmel Kolleg. . Publisher's Version
Reuven Amitai. 2017. “Islamization In The Southern Levant After The End Of Frankish Rule: Some General Considerations And A Short Case Study”. In Islamisation: Comparative Perspectives From History, Pp. 156-186. Edinburgh: Edinburgh University Press.
Reuven Amitai. 2017. “Post-Crusader Acre In Light Of A Mamluk Inscription And A Fatwā Document From Damascus”. In New Perspectives In Mamluk History, Amalia Levanoni Festschrift, Pp. 335-351. Leiden and Boston: Brill.
2016
Kate Sara Raphael. 2016. Mosques East And West Of The Jordan Valley: From The Arab Conquest To The End Of The Mamluk Period. Ask Working Paper 23. Bonn: Annemarie-Schimmel-Kolleg (University of Bonn).
Kate Sara Raphael. 2016. “Mosques East And West Of The Jordan Valley: From The Arab Conquest To The End Of The Mamluk Period”. In History And Society During The Mamluk Period (1250-1517), Pp. 199-248. Bonn: Bonn University Press.
2015
Reuven Amitai. 2015. “The Impact Of The Mongols On The History Of Syria: Politics, Society And Culture”. In Eurasian Nomads As Agents Of Cultural Change: The Mongols And Their Eurasian Predecessors, Pp. 228-251. Honolulu: University of Hawai’i Press.
2014
Kate Sara Raphael. 2014. Azdud (Ashdod-Yam): An Early Islamic Fortress On The Mediterranean Coast, Pp. 111 pages, with illustrations. Oxford: Archeopress.