Gerlach Press
At a time when the Middle East and Islam play an ever increasing role in geopolitics and within societies of both East and West, Gerlach Press offers a highly topical and cutting edge publishing program on international and current affairs, economics, social, theological and philosophical issues related to the Middle East and the Gulf states in particular, as well as in the field of Islamic and Quranic studies. Gerlach Press’s model is the publication of peer-reviewed scholarship using the opportunities and benefits of digital technology.
Global Gulf
Geo-Economic, Geo-Political, and Geo-Technological Transformation in Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates, and Qatar
Legal Pluralism and the Tajik Experience of Xinjiang
Between Custom and the Chinese State: An Ethnographic Perspective
Qatar’s Societal Security
Towards the Inclusive National Concept of ‘Baladna’ Identity, Migration and External Threats Since 2017
History of the Oil Industry in the Gulf and the People Who Made it Happen, 1934-1966
Based on Original Documents of Abu Dhabi Petroleum Company
The Trucial Coast Political Reports 1963-1966
From Pearls to Oil - at Last. With an Index for vols 1-5
Islamic Rituals Beyond the Mosque
Historical Evolution of Prayer and Devotion in Physical Space and Cyberspace
Al-Ğābirīs Genese und Kritik der Arabischen Vernunft
On Genesis and Critique of Arab Reason by Muḥammed ʿĀbid al-Ğābirī
Iranian / Persianate Subalterns in the Safavid Period
Their Role and Depiction: Recovering 'Lost Voices'
