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A chronology of female involvement in the Iraqi insurgency
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Presidency (American Politics), International Security, Strategic Studies, Security Studies, Critical Security Studies, and 13 morePolitical Violence and Terrorism, Political Violence, American Presidentialism, Strategy, US Foreign Policy, Clausewitz, Defense and National Security, American Grand Strategy, American Presidential History, U.S. National Security Policy, US grand strategy, Defense and Strategic Studies, and National security policyedit
""The Bee Kingdom is a family memoir in progress that will be accompanied by an online visual archive focusing on the life of my maternal grandfather: scientist, beekeeper and Egyptian Romantic poet Ahmed Zaky Abushady (1892-1955).... more
""The Bee Kingdom is a family memoir in progress that will be accompanied by an online visual archive focusing on the life of my maternal grandfather: scientist, beekeeper and Egyptian Romantic poet Ahmed Zaky Abushady (1892-1955). Abushady was an instrumental figure, both as a poet and as publisher and founder of the Modernist literary group “Apollo” and its eponymous journal that became the seminal organ of the Romantic poets in the Modern Arabic poetry movement in Egypt’s “Old Regime” (ca. 1920s-40s). He was also a physician and bacteriologist who is still known in certain circles for having definitively revolutionized beekeeping at an international scale. His work started in England, where he attended medical school, and later in Egypt where he returned in 1922 and raised a family. In addition to inventing the first standardized, aluminum honeycomb, which he patented in 1919, Abushady founded, designed, edited and published several early important bee research journals: The Bee World in England, and later The Bee Kingdom in Cairo. Contributors were international and ranged from local bee farmers to renowned entomologists; the latter journal was bilingual English and Arabic. Abushady’s aim in bee husbandry, as in literature, was ecological and cultural richness through selection, experimentation and hybridity.
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