نابلس
Palestinian city and historical district, later recurring as a concrete site of occupation, village memory, and urban violence
نابليون الثالث
nineteenth-century imperial ruler used in the archive as historical actor and comparative reference point
ناجي العلي
Palestinian cartoonist and political satirist whose imagery becomes a recurring critical reference in the archive
ناظم حكمت
Turkish revolutionary poet and recurring poetic-political touchstone in the archive's literary left canon
نايف حواتمة
Palestinian left leader and theoretician of the DFLP current, appearing through factional strategy and influence on the Yemeni and Lebanese left
نبيه بري
Lebanese parliament speaker and Amal leader
نجيب الميقاتي
Lebanese prime minister and business magnate whose archive presence centers on the fusion of executive office, wealth, and rent-seeking political economy
نزار قباني
Syrian poet whose political and love poetry recur in the archive as translation source and interpretive reference
نشوء الاسلام في العهد القديم المتأخر
Aziz al-Azmeh's study of the emergence of Islam in late antiquity
نفير سورية
Butrus al-Bustani's nineteenth-century civic bulletin / pamphlet series
نمط الإنتاج الكولونيالي
Mahdi Amil's concept of a colonial mode of production
نهر البارد
Palestinian refugee camp in north Lebanon as camp-settlement, battle site, and postwar displacement flashpoint
نوام تشومسكي
linguist, critic of US imperial power, and recurring reference in Palestine and Arab-uprising material
نوري المالكي
Iraqi prime minister and central sectarian-state actor in the archive's Iraq and regional-counterrevolution material
نيسان المكسور
Ismail Kadare's novel `نيسان المكسور`, used in the archive as a literary model of blood law, revenge, and formalized cycles of violence
نيو لِفت ريڤيو
journal
نيويورك
New York as global city, UN-diplomatic stage, publishing center, and site of financial or symbolic crisis
نيويورك تايمز
newspaper
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