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Guides to Middle East and Islamic Studies resources at Duke University Libraries:

These comprehensive on-line guides are a great way to begin your exploration of Duke's resources for Islamic and Middle East Studies. There are specific subject guides on:

Primary Source Materials

News, Blogs and Feeds 

Muslims in America

Arab-American Studies Resources

Statistics

If you need additional help locating resources, contact Christof Galli for individual assistance.


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Christof Galli, Subject Librarian, Middle East and Islamic Studies, Duke University Libraries

Christof Galli has an MLS, an MA in Arabic and a wide array of skills in other languages. His knowledge of Arabic and Middle Eastern texts and resources that make him an invaluable resource for our faculty and students.

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Office: 227 Bostock Library

Phone: (919) 660-5850

Fax: (919) 668-3134


The images are from a new collection of Turkish political posters in Duke’s Rubenstein Library:  

Rubenstein Library Ovsz. Box XX OC:VIII:XX Fully Processed: Folder 1-4 

The collection comprises 97 political posters on topics including Turkey’s role in the Korean War, NATO, events of national historical significance, and Leftist political posters with political slogans and more.

Click for full description: Turkish poster collection 1945-1978

If you would like to view the materials, please contact the Rubenstein Library desk ahead of your visit as materials may need to be retrieved from off-site for viewing.

 UNC-Chapel Hill Library Resources:

The Duke University and UNC libraries work closely together to develop complementary collections that enhance the scope of Islamic and Middle East resources available to students, faculty and researchers at Duke and UNC.

The Middle East specialist at the UNC libraries is:

Mohamed Abou El Seoud

Email: mseoud@email.unc.edu

Phone: (991) 843-3859

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