دانلود کتاب Conspiracy Theories in the United States and the Middle East: A Comparative Approach

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Introduction: Mapping Conspiracy Theories in the United States and the Middle East\nI. The United States and the Middle East\n My Enemies Must Be Friends: The American Extreme Right, Conspiracy Theory, Islam, and the Middle East\n From Mosaddeq to HAARP: Some Aspects of the Conspiratorial Component of U.S.-Iranian Relations\n “Zionising” the Middle East: Rumours of the “Kissinger Plan” in Lebanon, 1973–1982\n The Da Vinci Code, Crusade Conspiracies, and the Clash of Historiographies\nII. The Politics of Conspiracy Theory\n The Society of Death and Anglo-American Fears of Conspiracy in Gold Rush California, 1849–1858\n The Function of Secrecy in Anti-Semitic Conspiracy Theories: The Case of Dönmes in Turkey\n Hizbullah Between Pan-Islamic Ideology and Domestic Politics: Conspiracy Theories as Medium for Political Mobilization and Integration\nIII. The Promises of Conspiracy Theory\n Narrating the ‘Crisis of Representation’: The Cultural Work of Conspiracy in Larry Beinhart’s Novels on the Bush Presidencies\n Small and Large Scale Conspiracy Theories and Their Problems: An Example from Turkey\n “It Has All Been Planned”: Talking about Us and Powerful Others in Contemporary Syria\nIV. Travelling Theories\n The Transfer of Anti-Illuminati Conspiracy Theories to the United States in the Late Eighteenth Century\n The Judeo-Masonic Conspiracy: The Path from the Cemetery of Prague to Arab Anti-Zionist Propaganda\n Western Theories about Conspiracy Theories and the Middle Eastern Context: The Scope and Limits of Explanatory Transpositions\nV. Theorizing Conspiracy Theory\n The Politics of Conspiracy Theories: American Histories and Global Narratives\n What kind of man are you?”: The Gendered Foundations of U.S. Conspiracism and of Recent Conspiracy Theory Scholarship\n Against the Cure\n Plotting Future Directions in Conspiracy Theory Research\nBibliography\nList of Contributors