In this Issue

Table of Contents

Editors' Note

Timothy Mitchell, Anupama Rao
pp. 183-184
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Introduction: Trans-African Slaveries Thinking Historically

Mahmood Mamdani
pp. 185-210
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Visions of the SaharaNegotiating the History and Historiography of Premodern Saharan Slavery

E. Ann McDougall
pp. 211-229
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Revisiting Race and Slavery through 'Abd al-Rahman al-Jabarti's 'Aja'ib al-athar

Dahlia E. M. Gubara
pp. 230-245
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The Zanj Rebellion and the Transition from Plantation to Military Slavery

Abdul Sheriff
pp. 246-260
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Bringing the Slaves Back InCaptives and the Making and Unmaking of the Premodern Ethiopian State

Yonas Ashine Demisse
pp. 261-279
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'Abid al-Bukhari and the Development of the Makhzen System in Seventeenth-Century Morocco

Fatima Harrak
pp. 280-295
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The Forgotten Sudanic Palace Guards of Ali Bey ITheir Genesis, Functions, and Legacy in Ottoman Tunisia

Ismael M. Montana
pp. 296-309
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Afro-Asian Capital and Its Dissolution

Indrani Chatterjee
pp. 310-329
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Ministry of Culture or No Ministry of Culture?Lebanese Cultural Players and Authority

Nadia von Maltzahn
pp. 330-343
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Art in the Egyptian RevolutionLiberation and Creativity

Rounwah Adly Riyadh Bseiso
pp. 344-353
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PLO Cultural ActivismMediating Liberation Aesthetics in Revolutionary Contexts

Dina Matar
pp. 354-364
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Southern FuturesThinking through Emerging Markets Ravinder Kaur in Conversation with Keith Hart and John Comaroff

Ravinder Kaur
pp. 365-376
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World as CommodityOr, How the "Third World" Became an "Emerging Market"

Ravinder Kaur
pp. 377-395
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Investment-Induced Displacement in Central IndiaA Study in Extractive Capitalism

Vinita Damodaran, Felix Padel
pp. 396-411
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In the Dark All Cats Are Black

Juan Orrantia, Ethiraj Gabriel Dattatreyan
pp. 412-440
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Wrestling with the Violence and Paradoxes of Secular Power: A Forum on Saba Mahmood's Religious Difference in a Secular Age: A Minority Report

SherAli Tareen
pp. 441-443
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Decolonizing Secularism's "Conceptual Matrix"

Arvind-Pal S. Mandair
pp. 443-451
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History and Fiction in Secular Time

Nermeen Moufta
pp. 451-456
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Saba Mahmood's Ethnography of the State

John Modern
pp. 457-460
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Contributors

pp. 461-463
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