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   Revisiting the language factor in Zionism: The Hebrew Language Council from 1904 to 1914 - (2010)
        Author: Ayturk, Ilker
        Publisher: Taylor & Francis Group
        URL: http://journals.cambridge.org

   Heresy and Sufism in the Arabic-Islamic world, 1550–1750: Some preliminary observations - (2010)
        Author: El-Rouayheb, Khaled
        Publisher: Taylor & Francis Group
        URL: http://journals.cambridge.org

   Hpo Hlaing on Buddhist law - (2010)
        Author: Huxley,Andrew
        Publisher: Taylor & Francis Group
        URL: http://journals.cambridge.org

   Issues of causation in homicide decisions of the Qing Board of Punishments from the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries - (2010)
        Author: MacCormack, Geoffrey
        Publisher: Taylor & Francis Group
        URL: http://journals.cambridge.org

   Lost in the transmission: The case of the Pahlavi-Videvdad manuscripts - (2010)
        Author: Cantera, Alberto
        Publisher: Taylor & Francis Group
        URL: http://journals.cambridge.org

   Parthian ž - (2010)
        Author: Korn, Agnes
        Publisher: Taylor & Francis Group
        URL: http://journals.cambridge.org

   Political mythology and dynastic legitimacy in the Rong Cheng shi manuscript - (2010)
        Author: Pines, Yuri
        Publisher: Taylor & Francis Group
        URL: http://journals.cambridge.org

   The converb-las in old Tibetan - (2010)
        Author: Hill,, Nathan W.
        Publisher: Taylor & Francis Group
        URL: http://journals.cambridge.org

   The poetic forms and two longer poems in the Manju gisun i yobo maktara sarkiyan - (2010)
        Author: Toh, Hoong Teik
        Publisher: Taylor & Francis Group
        URL: http://journals.cambridge.org

   The Ibadi "stages of religion" re-examined: Tracing the history of the Masalik al-Din - (2010)
        Author: Gaiser, Adam
        Publisher: Taylor & Francis Group
        URL: http://journals.cambridge.org