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1) Subject: Musulmani in Italia etc.
1) Subject: about Musulmani in Italia
1) Subject: JAIS VOL. 4

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Date: 24 May 2001
From: Joseph Norment Bell <joseph.bell at msk.uib.no>
Subject: Musulmani in Italia

Journal of Arabic and Islamic Studies
http://www.uib.no/jais/jais.htm
http://enlil.ff.cuni.cz/jais/jais.htm

The pre-publication version of the following review article in Volume
3 (2000) has just been posted at the Journal's Norwegian Web site
(The SPIonic font necessary for reading the Greek in the HTML file of
the article by Philip Kennedy and that by Petra Schmidl in Volume 1
can be downloaded free in either Windows or Mac version from the SP
Fonts Home Page [http://rosetta.atla-certr.org/TC/fonts/]):

Agostino Cilardo. "Musulmani in Italia: La condizione giuridica delle
comunità islamiche, a curo di Silvio Ferrari--Review article. (Adobe
Acrobat 4.0 PDF file, 114 kB, pp. 114-26). HTML version will be
posted with the final version.

The final PDF versions with temporary (Word produced) HTML versions
of the following have also been posted:

Lutz Edzard. Sibawayhi's Observations on Assimilatory Processes and
Re-Syllabification in the Light of Optimality Theory. (Adobe Acrobat
4.0 PDF file, 136 kB, pp. 48-65).

Ibrahim Taha. The Power of the Title: Why Have You Left the Horse
Alone by Mahmud Darwish. (Adobe Acrobat 4.0 PDF file, 103 kB, pp.
66-83).

  Philip F. Kennedy. Reason and Revelation or a Philosopher's Squib
(The Sixth Maqama of Ibn Naqiya). (Adobe Acrobat 4.0 PDF file, 212
kB, pp. 84-113).

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2)
Date: 24 May 2001
From: Joseph Norment Bell <joseph.bell at msk.uib.no>
Subject: about Musulmani in Italia

Journal of Arabic and Islamic Studies
http://www.uib.no/jais/jais.htm
http://enlil.ff.cuni.cz/jais/jais.htm

I overlooked to mention in a previous posting that Agostino Cilardo's
review article is in Italian. An article in German is forthcoming and
very likely one in French. While we expect that most articles will
continue to appear in English, the policy of the Journal is to accept
articles in French, German, Italian, and Spanish as well.

Regards,
Joseph Bell

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3)
Date: 24 May 2001
From: Joseph Norment Bell <joseph.bell at msk.uib.no>
Subject: JAIS VOL. 4

Journal of Arabic and Islamic Studies
http://www.uib.no/jais/jais.htm
http://enlil.ff.cuni.cz/jais/jais.htm

The current volume of JAIS, Volume 3 (2000) will soon be closed.
There is still room for contributions to Volume 4 (2001), however.

In deciding whether to submit an article to JAIS, it is important to
consider the exposure that one's research receives. Since the
beginning of 2001 we have statistics for the Bergen site for the
number of times per week each article is accessed in PDF and in HTML
format. The most times per week for one article is just over 500 (in
PDF). Many articles are accessed some 40, 60, or 100 times a week on
a regular basis. (A few of the hits are automatic from search
engines--probably around 10 a week.) The figures cited here do not
include the Czech site, nor, of course, use of articles at
institutions whose libraries have stored the Journal's files.

I would like to remind possible contributors to JAIS of the Journal's
rules for citation and provision of electronic files cited in
articles, to which a link can be found on the Journal's home page.

Joseph N. Bell

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