The Oxford Handbook of Modern Egyptian History

1. Introduction, Beth Baron and Jeffrey Culang MEDICINE, ENVIRONMENT, AND DISEASE 2. Medicine and Public Health in the Nineteenth Century, Khaled Fahmy 3. Midwives and Childbirth during Colonial Rule, Beth Baron 4. The Re-Egyptianization of the Medical Profession, 1919-1939, Liat Kozma 5. Colonizing and Decolonizing Egyptian Medicine, Soha Bayoumi 6. The Body of the Nile: Environmental Disease in the Long Twentieth Century, Jennifer Derr TECHNOLOGY, MOBILITY, AND LABOR 7. Coalonizing Egypt: Carbonization in the Long Nineteenth Century, On Barak 8. Of Machines and Men: Mechanization and Migrant Labor on the Suez Canal, 1859-64, Lucia Carminati 9. Rethinking the Greeks of Egypt: Individuals and Community, Anthony Gorman 10. Gendering the History of the Labor Movement, Hanan Hammad 11. Dams, Ditches, and Drains: Managing Egypt's Modern Hydroscape, Nancy Reynolds LAW AND SOCIETY 12. Hostages of Credit: The Imprisonment of Debtors in the Khedival Period, Omar Cheta 13. Criminal Law in the Khedival Period, Emad Hilal 14. Marriage and Family between the Mid-Nineteenth and Early Twenty-First Centuries, Ken Cuno 15. Refashioning the Shari'a Courts in the Semi-Colonial Period, Hanan Kholoussy 16. From the Common Good to Public Interest, Jeffrey Culang TEXTUAL, PERFORMATIVE, AND VISUAL CULTURE 17. Egypt's State Periodical as a Tool of Governance, 1828-39, Kathryn Schwartz 18. Rethinking Literacy during the Nahda: The Many Lives of Texts, Hoda Yousef 19. Photography, Selfhood, and Cultural Modernity, Lucie Ryzova 20. Taking Comedy Seriously: Theater in the 1920s, Carmen Gitre 21. Hollywood on the Nile: Cinema and Revolution, Joel Gordon STATE, POLITICS, AND INTELLECTUALS 22. Encounters with Modernity: Egyptian Politics in the 19th Century, Jamie Whidden 23. Local Enlightenment in Colonial Egypt: Ahmad Lutfi al-Sayyid in Perspective, Israel Gershoni 24. State, Intellectuals, and the Past, Yoav Di-Capua 25. The Army, State, and Society, Zeinab Abul Magd 26. Archives of Our Discontent: Nationalism and Historiography after 2011, Pascale Ghazaleh