Dear All, I am thrilled to announce the launch of a new book series entitled Routledge Studies in Cultural Production in the Middle East and North Africa. Below is a brief description of the series, and I’m more than happy to share materials with anyone who is interested. Please feel free to share, circulate, and consider publishing in the series. Routledge Studies in Cultural Production in the Middle East and North Africa (MENA) This series is devoted to cultural production in the Middle East and North Africa [MENA] and is intended to focus on cutting-edge, interdisciplinary research. It aims to publish scholarship that will engage with indigenous theoretical frameworks and challenge Eurocentric tools and approaches in order to decenter the dominant perspective against which scholarship has thus far been assessed. Books to be included will address a variety of important topics, including, for example, the processes of creating cultural artefacts; the legal, political, and economic governance of cultural production; power/domination, class/cultural production; production/circulation/consumption; trajectories/ forces/ consequences of cultural production, etc. Please contact Jonas Elbousty, Series Editor, at [email protected] and Joe Whiting, Commissioning Editor in Middle East Studies at Routledge, at [email protected].