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Editor's note.(Editorial)
As many of you already know, this issue marks the end of the Middle East Women's Studies Review. As editor for over six years, I want to thank all the AMEWS members who contributed to the Review! I have really enjoyed having the opportunity to work with and get to know so many of you. In this last issue I have included a number of excellent book reviews, a report on WLP's activities by Abby Jenkins, as well as a lead article co-written by Tarek Maassarani and myself, providing an analysis of the current situation in ...
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