Annals of Japan Association for Middle East Studies, No.17-1 (2002)

• OHTA Keiko
  The Meccan Sharifate and Diplomatic Relations in the Bahri Mamluk Period. (in English) 1-20.
   
• EGWA Hikari; Ilhan SAHIN
  The Yagci Bedir Yürüks. (in English) 21-31.
   
• Khairy Douma
  The Autobiographical Novel: Mode and Genre (A Readings in Some Recent Novels Written by Young Egyptian Women).(in English) 33-57.
   
• El-Shazly, Ali Essam
  Comparative Study on the Chronological Development of Foreign Settlements in Alexandria, Egypt, and Shanghai, China. (in English) 59-96.
   
• NISHINO Masami
  The Social Theory of Sayyid Qutb. (in Japanese) 97-121.
   
• SUECHIKA Kota
  Rashid Rida and the Syrian Independence Movement in the Interwar Period. (in Japanese) 123-153.
   
• KIGA Kosuke
  Amaliyyat al-ta'rib li-Misr wa munaqashat hawl al-umma al-arabiyya: qabla thawr 23 yuliu. (in Japanese) 155-179.
   
• MIO Makoto
  Hidden Palestinian Issue; A Case of Refugee Camps and UNRWA Schools in Lebanon. (in Japanese) 181-200.
   
• IGARASHI Daisuke
  The Commercial Court in the Ottoman Damascus: An Intruduction to the Commercial Court Registers in the Center of Historical Documents in Damascus. (in Japanese) 201-224.

No.17-2(2002) Special Issue Middle Eastern and Islamic Studies in Japan (all in English)

• Preface by KATO Hiroshi 1-2
   
• ITAGAKI Yuzo
  Islamic Studies in Japan's Specific Relationship with the Middle East. 3-16
   
• SATO Tsugitaka
  Islamic and Middle Eastern Studies in Japan since 1945. 17-32
   
• MANO Eiji
  Retrospect and Future Issues in Inner Asian Studies. 33-44
   
• MIURA Toru
  The Past and Present of Islamic and Middle Eastern Studies in Japan: Using the Bibliography of Islamic and Middle Eastern Studies in Japan 1868-1988. 45-60
   
• NAGAWASA Eiji
  Social Scientific Research on the Middle East in Japan: Focusing on Research Activities at the Institute of Developing Economies."61-92
   
• SUGITA Hideaki
  Moth and Candle: An Allegorical Motif in Comparative Perspective. 93-130