The literature is replete with diabetic foot problems throughout the world, but few has been written about the problem in the Middle East and even in the Arab world. After reviewing these discussions, we realized that the magnitude of the problem is not yet appreciated for many reasons. In this paper, we explained why it is more prevalent, less managed and has been associated with worse health ...

following the rise of darius i to power in 522 bc, many of countries became rebellious against him. three of nine of those revolts which took place in first and second years of darius was in elam. in this paper it has been tried based on texts, in particular bisitun inscription and new research and by using historical method of research to examine the nature of elamite uprising against darius. ...

We present theory and evidence highlighting the disamenity effects of freeways on city centers and the structure of cities. In our model, disamenity effects from land use exclusion, negative externalities, or barriers between neighborhoods dominate access benefits in downtown neighborhoods compared with outlying areas, where access benefits are greater. These margins are especially relevant for...

Egypt's President A n w a r Sadat was shot d u rin g a m ilita ry ’ parade Tuesday. See re lated story a t right. (AP p h o to ) CAIRO. Egypt (A P ) — President Anwar Sadat, whose peace w ith Is­ rael changed the course o f M iddle East history, was assassinated yester­ day by six Egyptian soldiers w ho jum ped from a jeep on m ilita ry parade and charged the review ing stand fir in g autom ati...

Reviewing the Turkish state’s engagement with Kurdish question since 2015, I argue that while state tackled mainly through ethnopolitics, it now tackles geopolitics. Documenting recent by means of such new instruments as non-temporary control over non-Turkish territories populated or neighboured Kurds, replacing functions states Syria and Iraq on their (and Arab) territories, utilizing space po...